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Yeah, the graphics in DA look pretty damn good from what I've seen, especially for a party-based crpg.
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seriously, it doesnt look much better than NWN2 compare these two images:
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Ok, NWN2 is party based as well, gfx and hardware req. is almost the same as this game (due to same kind of "low-end" gfx - by todays standards at least).
Which recent party based games are you refering to otherwise, you said specifically "party based", and im just curious to why. people are too stupid to press the spolier tag? wow, i think you are underestimating peoples intellligence here. It's considered good forum ethics to post big images in spoiler tags, so no i wont change it and i think people are smart enough to click it, if they're interested. |
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That doesn't look low-poly to me. I think it looks great for a game like this. Anyway that character model is a lot more detailed than the NWN 2 models. Not to mention how much better the facial animation is. |
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Why do people still insist on using random screenshots for comparison?
Ok, I've done it myself - but it's never an accurate way of doing this. The only way to guage this is by seeing the games in action, running on similar detail settings (ideally highest) on good rigs. Let's just say I have a VERY strong feeling that DA will blow NWN2 out of the water in terms of visual aesthetics. As for the gameplay, that remains to be seen. I'm mostly curious about the complexity/depth of the DA RPG mechanics/systems - and it'll take quite a lot to compare with the excellent 3.5 D&D rules. |
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and about seeing the game in action, i've seen at least 20 videos in HD-quality.. sure, its not as good as running the actual game but close enough.. the animations are really bad.. but enough complaining.. i know im a gfx whore :P i probably wont play this anyways since i dont care much for bioware rpgs. |
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My fear is that THIS is what destroys the fun of gaming …
Especially if such "gfx whores" put SO MUCH energy into changes they want to see in terms of graphics that make the games look sooooo good - but that destroys everything else, because the energy that is put into the gfx *because* of such "fan demand* is then actually missing in the "fun factor" … And THEN they decide that they (these "fans") abandon the game regardless … - AFTER the devs have put SO MUCH energy into meeting this "fan" demand … Which is kind of destroying a good game, because the energy is then missing in the "fun department" or in the gameplay, where it really counts ! No-one wants to play a game that shines, but has zero gameplay or fun value … Not even those "gfx whores" who *demand* all of this "eye candy" … |
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