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PeacefulViolence

02.07.2012 , 07:33 PM \| #41	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by jarjarloves explain how it makes the planet feel more alive? When i say it makes the planet feel more alive i mean it feels like there is something actually going on you know, something changes, it's not just always the same, since this game is missing roaming NPC's and lots of random wildlife and wildlife ambiance the least they could do is add a day/night cycle, i should not have to explain this to anyone.

jarjarloves

02.07.2012 , 07:34 PM \| #42	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by enkindle If you run into dead zones... not exactly playable areas to enjoy it. Plus it looks horrid if you watch your friend run into it. Yeah, flurries isn't exactly snowing very much. so far you have lied twice and stated an opinion like it's fact whats next?
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enkindle

02.07.2012 , 07:35 PM \| #43	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by jarjarloves so far you have lied twice and stated an opinion like it's fact whats next? Lied?

Inarai

02.07.2012 , 07:35 PM \| #44	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeacefulViolence When i say it makes the planet feel more alive i mean it feels like there is something actually going on you know, something changes, it's not just always the same, since this game is missing roaming NPC's and lots of random wildlife and wildlife ambiance the least they could do is add a day/night cycle, i should not have to explain this to anyone. Do you think that the art should be of lower quality to make this happen? That is the cost of it.
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Cycrow

02.07.2012 , 07:35 PM \| #45	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Inarai For some games, they're very much the wrong choice. I'm glad you can argue that. You were probably thinking.... Pac Man = "bad choice" SWTOR = "good choice"

jarjarloves

02.07.2012 , 07:35 PM \| #46	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeacefulViolence When i say it makes the planet feel more alive i mean it feels like there is something actually going on you know, something changes, it's not just always the same, since this game is missing roaming NPC's and lots of random wildlife and wildlife ambiance the least they could do is add a day/night cycle, i should not have to explain this to anyone. I agree it could use more ambient noises but I don't see how for one sec day/night cycles make it feel like something is actually going on.
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PeacefulViolence

02.07.2012 , 07:36 PM \| #47	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Inarai Do you think that the art should be of lower quality to make this happen? That is the cost of it. Can you explain why they would need to lower the quality of the art to make that happen? I'm not too sure i follow, it should have minimal if any impact at all on systems if they were to implement the feature.

Cycrow

02.07.2012 , 07:37 PM \| #48	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by jarjarloves I agree it could use more ambient noises but I don't see how for one sec day/night cycles make it feel like something is actually going on. why even have colors? it doesn't make it feel like something is actually going on... Lol. Internet people just like to argue for the sake of it.

Cormey

02.07.2012 , 07:37 PM \| #49	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by jarjarloves untrue the backgrounds are a painted picture essentially you would have to remove those completely Or paint more? Quote: Originally Posted by Inarai If they wanted to require more from hardware and thus limit the game's market? Sure. Against their target systems, this is what they can expect to run with decent performance. Day-Night cycles would mean art meeting the same performance standards could not be as good. That's just reality. Day/night cycles could be done with a minimal hit. I can only assume you're one of those fanboys who thinks absolutely nothing new needs to be added to TOR because God himself created it. I like TOR, i enjoy it greatly, but no i don't think it's perfect and i think it'd more succesful than it already is with some enhancements. Day/night cycles would help make the game feel less static. Again, i like the game, i even subbed for six months, i intend to play it for quite a long time. There's no need to deride a suggestion from fellow fans that could help make the game better.
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Irishbrewed

02.07.2012 , 07:37 PM \| #50	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeacefulViolence When i say it makes the planet feel more alive i mean it feels like there is something actually going on you know, something changes, it's not just always the same, since this game is missing roaming NPC's and lots of random wildlife and wildlife ambiance the least they could do is add a day/night cycle, i should not have to explain this to anyone. There is 15 load screen between one planet to the next, this game world needs more then a silly day/night cycle to feel alive.

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