What point in this op justifies starting a new thread?
Why do you feel you can't take part in the already existing thread?
I don't get people like this...
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01-17-2012, 10:19 PMSeif
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01-17-2012, 10:30 PMMadruk
A good game puts you into the middle of the story with all the action involved, not sitting there listening to someone drone on.
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01-17-2012, 10:37 PMAdvancedWind
Sure, put a bit more of voice acting in the game, but there's absolutely no need for full voice acting. Just some key quests and cutscenes will do.
Unless every voice is the bastion narrator. -
01-17-2012, 10:51 PMEruantienfull of win.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdvancedWind
I feel though that voicing all the main cutscenes would be good, and all sidequests are text, that would be perfect for me. -
01-17-2012, 10:54 PMChiefCurraheeVoice acting didn't sell the game. Star Was sold the game. They hyped "fully voice acted" so much that it nearly brainwashed the entire community. Bioware even admitted themselves that fully voice may not have been the greatest choice because now they have set themselves a bar. Everything they do from here on out has to be voiced. It's going to cost them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neptune
Starwars brings nothing to the table that previous MMOs haven't already. Voice acting is just covering up their lack of innovation.
Adding voice acting to FFXIV is would be great, but the time and money can be devoted elsewhere to make this game that much better.
If you can't be bothered to read a wall of text (which you can read much faster then listening to some actor babble about a quest) there will come a time when you just blow through the voiced event just to get to the game play. Just as you would text. -
01-17-2012, 10:55 PMReq
Most people I know play with the game muted anyways, would be a waste of resources as far as I am concerned.
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01-17-2012, 10:55 PMAlexNiculaie
Yeah, main storyline scenes would be fine to me for voice overs, but I don't need to hear every quest giver. And I sure as hell don't want every random NPC talking. One of the most annoying features (of many) that Skyrim has is the nonstop verbal vomiting all around you. No thanks.
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01-17-2012, 10:58 PMneizero
Voice acting would work perfectly in this game since it's not a quest-based game so there is not so many. In SWTOR, there's so many that I end up skipping all except the story missions
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01-17-2012, 11:03 PMRowyneNobody I personally know skips it. I listen carefully to each quest. My husband, who used to always play MMOs with the TV on and game sound off, only half paying attention, actually now plays with the TV off, having fun listening to the game sound and the music (which he's positively commented on more than once). For the first time, it's given him a level of entertainment that captivates his attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chardrizard
Our mains are Republic side. But he's an alt-o-holic and a very memorable moment was where his Sith alt had to assassinate a spy. Actually hearing her beg for her life made the quest difficult to complete, whereas if it had merely been text it wouldn't have stirred such an emotional response. -
01-17-2012, 11:06 PMJinko
Agree full voice acting would be nice, but I'm not sure its feasable from a financial point of view, it all depends on how well the game does after 2.0 and whether SE thinks its worth taking the risk.
True enough but at the snails pace Blizzard work at we won't be seeing this til 2015.Quote:
Blizzard is also preparing to launch a major new MMO in the years to come.
Everyone wants to be a special snowflake ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seif