Dialogue options ... duh. O_o
Have you never wondered why Comander Sheppard have rarely more than 3 options, of wich they are all the same and differs only in flavour?
I mean ... even Renegade and Paragon were basicaly just "rough good soldier" and "friendly good soldier" when you think about it.
Voice is the reason ...
Recording voice lines is VERY expensive ... therefore, voiced characters as a general rule have less dialogue options ... compared to silent protagonists, who often have much more since, for them its cost is simply writing that line and tie it to some reaction.
Is there really players that read texts when they play computer RPG saying "I will tell this line, but in a sarcastic tone because that's how I'm role playing my character"
Well kinda other way around but ... yes, actualy.
Not this way exactly tho ...
I dont need to pick a tone for each sentence, since i know my Tav ... when i read that text, i allready read them all in sarcastic/smug/smooth/seductive tone ... and then i pick wichever suits that Tav best.
But I don't get how it could matter to anyone if Tav is sarcastic rather than glad when he see the dead fisherman.
To put it in words i believe you will understand easily ...
It breaks my immersion.
there are close up of everyone else talking in the game.
I dont really understand this argument ...
There are close up on people talking in many RPG with silent protagonist ... O_o
