Looks like they're really pushing the cinematic style to new levels in the sequel.Danm_999
I know the cinematography of the dialogue scenes is amazing, the way it cuts back to her laying on the table. The Dialog also seems even MORE fluid (not sure how that is possible after the first one blew my mind with the ease at which multiple dialogue trees could fit) and the dialogue it's self is pretty awesome, not to mention the characters, that dude is terrifying!
I know the cinematography of the dialogue scenes is amazing, the way it cuts back to her laying on the table. The Dialog also seems even MORE fluid (not sure how that is possible after the first one blew my mind with the ease at which multiple dialogue trees could fit) BoloTheGreat
Agreed; there were times when it felt a bit too robotic in the first game.
[QUOTE="BoloTheGreat"] I know the cinematography of the dialogue scenes is amazing, the way it cuts back to her laying on the table. The Dialog also seems even MORE fluid (not sure how that is possible after the first one blew my mind with the ease at which multiple dialogue trees could fit) ToScA-
Agreed; there were times when it felt a bit too robotic in the first game.
Well even with its robotic moments there was real believability to the dialogue, this just takes it too a new place. Bioware were spot on when they said "Expect excellent digital acting" in their last trailer. I also LOVE the way the new armour looks. the old armour was one of the nagging points of ME1.
[QUOTE="BoloTheGreat"] I know the cinematography of the dialogue scenes is amazing, the way it cuts back to her laying on the table. The Dialog also seems even MORE fluid (not sure how that is possible after the first one blew my mind with the ease at which multiple dialogue trees could fit) BoloTheGreat
Agreed; there were times when it felt a bit too robotic in the first game.
Well even with its robotic moments there was real believability to the dialogue, this just takes it too a new place. Bioware were spot on when they said "Expect excellent digital acting" in their last trailer. I also LOVE the way the new armour looks. the old armour was one of the nagging points of ME1.
The armour and weapons on ME1 were pretty damn terrible. I hope all is improved this time around.
holy ----!!! how did bioware manage to up the graphics? so far the biggest improvement i see is the shadowing. it now longer has that horrible pixelation that evident in all UE 3 run games. the lighting looks better and the body textures in close ups no longer seems low res. thank you bioware. i can't wait for this game.
Was the E3 booth stuff confiremd 360? Because they do tend to show off the PC version in cases like this. I hope to god there is no DRM this time, then i won't be forced to get it on 360.
Watching the clip has rekindled my interest to replay Mass Effect.
whisperingmute
dude, i'm already doing that. i'm at level 59 looking to hit level 60 and max out all of Shepard's abilities. i just love the story but sometimes the dialog doesn't quite flow as it should, or more accurately, as i expect it should. still, i've had the game for months and love it.
I must be missing something here... so what is "new" about the dialogue system?
AAllxxjjnn
It's more fluid? That's the only improvement i'm seeing.
that and there are more animations for all on screen characters, not just "cut to close up" face shots. hopefully they could fix the texture popping glitch. i know they are fixing the elevators (thank god) and the mako (hopefully it's easier to drive in reverse and turn). and fix this one weird gltich i had yesterday in ME during a cutscene on Virmire after blowing up Saren's floating board - when Saren went to grab and choke out Shepard, he wasn't on the screen. it was kind of weird to see Saren getting punched by a ghost and then seeing Ashely floating to the Normandy after setting the nuke. f'ing weird man.
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