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Originally posted by Abrahmm
I have to agree with this! All my fears are coming true about this game!! ____________________________ favorite mmo: SWG (pre cu/nge) played: SWG, WoW, WAR (beta), COH/V, EVE, Tabula Rasa |
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If only i could choose my voice.... :D Hope they improve on the UI too, maybe different theme for different class...
RIP, Orc Choppa |
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" can you do a darthmaul and Welsh thing? " .. LOL im welsh, a welsh Darthmau. As some others have said I feel id be paying a monthly fee to play a single player game, where is the MMO? As to graphics, they are fine, fluid, detailed, clearly a lot of work has gone into them ... its the graphical style some of you dont like, rather these than stiff dolls we get in EQ2 & VG. |
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The voice acting was amazing, even tho' some of the voices didn't really fit to certain characters.
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Originally posted by Abrahmm
Most people like the art style, if they made it realistic looking as well as working with their goal to make the game available to people with low-end system it would look even worse.
And they're not showing off MMO features in the VOICE OVER trailer, they're obviously trying to show off voice-overs.
(even though he was playing with another player in an instanced area...) |
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I like the art style as it's close to Clone Wars.I'm very impressed with the voice overs as they really bring the immersiveness that I have always missed in MMOs.I only hope the whole journey to end game will be as immersive as that. In the land of Predators,the lion does not fear the jackals... |
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Originally posted by Martie
You can get some voice overs in Aoc, yet it was a pile of shit, so go figure. Was that enough immersion for you? Voice overs dont mean shit if the rest of the game is cack. Any game can put voice overs if they wish. This whole game smells more and more of a single player rpg tbh, i will be totally shocked if it dosnt employ the excat same zoning and instacing of zones like AOC has.
That's a pretty dimwitted and pathetic argument. In AoC, the only part of the game that had spoken dialogue was in Tortage. Surprise, that's the part of the game everybody remembers fondly. I don't think you'll find any AoC player, current or otherwise, who wouldn't think that the game would have been a huge success if the rest of the game was as immersive and enjoyable as Tortage. |
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I like the voice-overs and all, but I care much more about the GAME.
The good thing is is that it looks awesome, even for some alpha demo gameplay.
Although I was severely disappointed that they made Steven Blum's voice-overs all strong and heroic, I won't be using his voice.
I was hoping it would be more sly like Spike, not Buzz Lightyear...
And the lines the Bounty Hunter said were incredibly cheesy. |
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This video sold me a copy of this game. I mean, really, I'm a huge Bioware fan, so I probably would have bought it anyway. But now after seeing this video, I'm totally sold on it. Originally posted by Wighty It's like the latest batch of MMO's are like a f'n Kevin Costner movie... <think Waterworld, the Postman, etc> they cost a FORTUNE, they sound like they may be good but then you just realized you sat around for 3 hours of WTF... |
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Stellos
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Joined: 9/15/06
If you're going to stick it out there, don't be afraid if you get it cut off. |
Voice over is a pretty cool feature, but I hope they don't have it twisted. By this I mean voice over is cool to have but it is very low on my list of needs in an MMO. I'll be glad to have it, but if they don't have an immersive world, well developed economy, risk vs reward, ect...I won't be able to just stay into the game because of the VO. It would be like having a broken car with expensive rims on it:) I can say that I am still not a fan of the cartoon style art, but I will be able to get past that because, well, it's Star Wars. I just hope that they are putting as much work into the key MMORPG features that we have been wanting for so long and not all their eggs in one basket with this VO feature. |
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I love how everything will be fully-voiced. My one concern is if they'll be giving us many voices to choose what we want our own voice to sound like. It would be bad playing a game with a voice I don't like. ==================== |
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The character models don't look that great. As for what you say to the person in a conversation changes by what you say, didn't the do that in Mass Effect and I for one thought it was terrible. Also why does the game have to be fully voiced? Also if your in a crowded city wouldn't it be really annoying, to hear so much talking. |
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1. I'm really digging the VO. The Bounty Hunter voiceover gave me a Full Throttle vibe (that's an old Lucasarts adventure game where the protoganist, Ben, had a similar tough guy voice). Just the right amount of camp, there. I'm also digging the dialogue itself. 2. I'm digging how the conversation scenes are being handled visually - they do have a cinematic feel to them. 3. I'm on the fence about the animations. Can be more fluid and I've seen some bad running in there, while some gestures really added character. I like how the combat seems to flow visually. 4. I'm so not digging the character models - especially the faces. They have a EQ2-ish wooden puppet feeling to them, which is only heightened when they open their mouth to speak. 5. I'm digging the UI. It's conventional but elegant. I do like the Mass Effect conversation wheel. 6. I'm digging, no, I *love* how Ord Mantell and especially Hutta looked in-game. Overall I love the environment art. Anyway, the guy from Bioware said it's "still a ways off", didn't he? All of the above can undergo some revision. And of course we still know very little about the game mechanics. But on the whole, I'm digging what I saw there :) |
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Originally posted by Odela
Every line Han said in the movies is incredibly cheesy...not to mention Obi-wan through the movies, cartoons, etc. Star Wars is supposed to be cheesy...it walks the line between epic and cheesy perfectly..and thats why we love it. |
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Jackio81
Novice Member
Joined: 11/11/08
The MMO genre as a whole is a running joke considering a 5+ year old game is so dominant. |
Originally posted by unimatrix8
That's because WoW has horrible graphics too. Personally I can understand wanting to try a stylized look, I'd look forward to it...but right now these graphics look like they were colored in with crayon. Still hoping it's only an Alpha thing and the graphics will get better around launch. |
Originally posted by John.A.Zoid
Well then I guess you sould go play something else then. xD Can't make everyone happy, and why should they? |
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Originally posted by Odela
Most people like the art style, if they made it realistic looking as well as working with their goal to make the game available to people with low-end system it would look even worse.
And they're not showing off MMO features in the VOICE OVER trailer, they're obviously trying to show off voice-overs.
(even though he was playing with another player in an instanced area...) If most people liked the art style, there wouldn't have been such an outcry about it when they first showed previews. Why would it have to look worse if it was realistically stylized? There are a lot of realistically stylized games that look great(pretty much every FPS). Even if this video is for the voice overs, you would think that showing gameplay features of an upcoming MMORPG would actually show it being an MMORPG. Tried: LotR, CoH, AoC, WAR, Jumpgate Classic |
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A nice dissection of the video found here, some of the stuff I noticed, other things I missed darthhater.com/2009/07/18/dissected-videodoc3/
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From what I have seen on many of the forums that I frequent the majority like what was shown in Documentary 3, Those saying things like crap graphics, crap AI or Worse than WOW. That one I just don't get. WoW is and ok game but the graphics are 10 X worse than TOR In the end some people aren't happy unless they can bitch about something. And If they can't find anything they make it up . I feel sorry for them :P
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cpauls
Novice Member
Joined: 8/26/05
"Manhood is patience. Mastery is nine times patience" -Ogion the Silent |
Heh I was watchin this with my friend last night and was like, "The BH sound just like Spike Spiegel..." Steve Blum rules! Now all they gotta do is get Nate Fillion, Adam Baldwin and Alan Tudyk to voice Republic troopers and I'll be getting this game, bubblegum graphics or not! BTW was that Jennifer Hale in the recording booth? Any Ids on the other voice actors? |
Originally posted by cpauls
Sure was others, not all listed yet www.imdb.com/title/tt1320395/fullcredits#cast
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So far, I'm liking pretty much everything about this game with one possible exception. I'm not sold on the combat. It's a bit.. stiff, simplistic and slow-paced. Take the Sith-vs-NPC fights at 5:03 and 3:37; they're kinda stood trading blows like mannequins and that NPC takes a full 4 hit saber combo, losing about 70% of his health without doing a single point of damage back to the Sith; doesn't seem too challenging. Then, when they're fighting the jedi knight, both the BH and the Sith are whaling on him and his health bar is slooooowly moving; while the Sith/BH are taking virtually no damage. I get that he's supposed to be like a quest "boss" NPC so should be much more challenging to kill than the average mob, but I hope that means more in the TOR universe than just "you have to hit him for longer". At 5:12 you can see the Jedi hit the Sith for a whopping 6 damage with a saber; 1% of his entire HP. It's not a deal-breaker for me; I'll be playing TOR at launch and even if the combat is a bit meh but I'm hoping that we get to see some gameplay footage in the future where the gameplay is a bit edgier, faster-paced and the PC(s) are getting more than a light workout. |
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Hmm. I just watched it again, did anyone else notice at 3:30 that when the Sith killed the trooper his XP bar didn't increase? |
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Originally posted by DarkPony
From what i have read (might have been in PCGAMER) you can select a voice for your charcter at creation, like NWN but with a lot more voices to choose from. |
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Originally posted by xenoclix
I'm curious about that question as well. I hope when I interact with other players that they don't all sound the same. Far as graphics go, I still think they could have done a lot better, but since this game will be voice acted I guess they needed to find some way to clear up band space. I'm waiting to see how BETA goes and how stable the game is once you have thousands of players and NPCS all talking at once. If you don't want to play the game, don't bore everyone by stating as much. Just don't play and move on because nobody cares to hear a soapbox. |
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