Are you people high or something? Andromeda looks orders of magnitude better than any of the previous ME games. Mind you, that may not be saying much — especially considering the prowess of the Frostbite 3 engine — but the original ME trilogy had graphics that were only slightly superior to the PS2/Xbox generation.
Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
Are you people high or something? Andromeda looks orders of magnitude better than any of the previous ME games. Mind you, that may not be saying much — especially considering the prowess of the Frostbite 3 engine — but the original ME trilogy had graphics that were only slightly superior to the PS2/Xbox generation.
Comparing ME to PS2 graphics is gross over exaggeration and you know it. Also, at least the humans in the previous Mass Effect games didn't all look like ****ing heroin addicts.
Originally posted by Nemesis X
Goddess of the Voice Actresses >
Puny Goddess
Originally posted by Smasandian
But you haven't played the game yet. You are just looking at trailers and then finding the specific animations to complain about.
Yeah I tried to say this to people concerning Inquisition's dog shit modeling and animations too, and boy that bit me in the ass. I have literally zero expectation that Ryder will suddenly not be a ****ing Dragon Age dwarf (is that what's going on? Is this game meant to merge the settings together into one universe?) on release.
Horizons: Zero Dawn has shit face animations as well.
...... go on?
Originally posted by Firefly218Like Blax said, it's not a big enough deal that I'm going to necessarily refuse to play the game, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend Bioware isn't being lazy and/or incompetent either.
Every Bioware game ever has shitty graphics. If the story and characters are compelling enough, if the mechanics are smooth enough, we'll get over the weird face
Originally posted by NemeBroI'm assuming it's a matter of resources. Maybe Bioware is unwilling to spend its budget on graphics improvements because they're focusing on replicating the franchise's traditional strengths. If the studio would focus too much on visual aesthetics then perhaps the broad branched-out storytelling would suffer. Not every studio can be Naughty Dog.
Like Blax said, it's not a big enough deal that I'm going to necessarily refuse to play the game, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend Bioware isn't being lazy and/or incompetent either.
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My thoughts:
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http://imgur.com/a/tNuudSeriously, look at this shit. haermm
Originally posted by Nephthys"Animations aren't important! Anyone who disagrees with me as I blow Bioware cock is a loser!"
Anyone seriously shitting on the game for the faces is a giant loser. Like the ME games have never had these problems before and still came out great.Not important at all.
If you could seriously look at any of those above animations and claim that it's not a problem, you're either retarded or flat out wrong. Big enough to avoid playing the game completely? No. Big enough to more than warrant mention and criticism? For damn sure, yes.
Originally posted by Firefly218
I'm assuming it's a matter of resources. Maybe Bioware is unwilling to spend its budget on graphics improvements because they're focusing on replicating the franchise's traditional strengths. If the studio would focus too much on visual aesthetics then perhaps the broad branched-out storytelling would suffer. Not every studio can be Naughty Dog.
Kingdom Come Deliverance, a ****ing indie game funded by Kickstarter, looks miles better then this shit, a massive AAA game funded by one of the biggest companies in the industry. I'm not aware of the precise budget of Andromeda, but 3 had a budget of $40 million. Don't ****ing tell me it's a budget issue.
Originally posted by FinalAnswerWas that indie game nearly 60 gigabytes of content though? I'm no expert in video game development, but it seems there's always sacrifices to be made in the production process to meet some release schedule. It's a legitimate complaint, but not a dealbreaker by any means. As long as a compelling story is intact with interesting characters and fitting gameplay, the rough edges can go fuk themselvesKingdom Come Deliverance, a ****ing indie game funded by Kickstarter, looks miles better then this shit, a massive AAA game funded by one of the biggest companies in the industry. I'm not aware of the precise budget of Andromeda, but 3 had a budget of $40 million. Don't ****ing tell me it's a budget issue.
Originally posted by FinalAnswer
Comparing ME to PS2 graphics is gross over exaggeration and you know it. Also, at least the humans in the previous Mass Effect games didn't all look like ****ing heroin addicts.
Just play through the original trilogy again and pay close attention to stuff and you'll see how awful a lot of it looks.
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Originally posted by Arachnid1
"Animations aren't important! Anyone who disagrees with me as I blow Bioware cock is a loser!"If you could seriously look at any of those above animations and claim that it's not a problem, you're either retarded or flat out wrong. Big enough to avoid playing the game completely? No. Big enough to more than warrant mention and criticism? For damn sure, yes.
The only thing that matters is if its noticeable when you're playing. And even then, only if it's distractingly bad and not just kind of funny.
I mean sure, a mention but it really isn't that big of a deal. Most games have jankiness to them, especially massive RPG's like this one.
Even Witcher 3 had that ridiculous thing where you'd cut people in half and they only had 1 bisected model so they'd suddenly become a different person every goddamn time.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Even Witcher 3 had that ridiculous thing where you'd cut people in half and they only had 1 bisected model so they'd suddenly become a different person.
Now that's just lazy production quality. Old ass Conan (2007) video game for the X360 had were you could cut people in half and they remained the proper character, in two halves.
