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[inSPECTRE Shepard_]

I find the distant camera during conversations takes me out of the experience. I am where the camera is, when the camera is distant, so am I.

 

For scenes where you don't reply I can understand, but every conversation where the dialogue wheel is available, a cinematic camera should be employed I believe.

 

I find myself panning the camera around trying to find the best angle to get a close-up of the characters' faces. I think this is a step back in Bioware's visual storytelling.

 

Even old Bioware games like KOTOR did this:

 

Compared to this:

 

 

 

 

[Lee T]

Agreed.

While I do understand that not all conversations can be cinematically directed, the bare minimum should have been a close up camera so that we could see the speaker's face.

Also, not only are we distant but the idle animations do not help us feel the concern of the character themselves.

[your-friendly-noggin]

I made a thread about this a while ago, there is such a disconnect from these conversations, you're forced to press the camera against nearby objects which ends up with odd angles and poor sound.

[frostajulie]

Agreed it was one of many little things that always set prior titles bioware made above the competition.