Why the lack of underwater content?

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Why the lack of underwater content?

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JymmyMorison

07.12.2013 , 04:29 AM \| #61	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by chuixupu Because underwater content is the absolute most horrible thing to ever exist in video games? and because this engine would never work with underwater content ( prove me wrong devs)

OddballEasyEight

07.12.2013 , 04:47 AM \| #62	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Machine-Elf I counted two ludicrous statements out of a possible three in this paragraph. I suppose it really could be worse then, couldn't it? Next time, try pointing out these "ludicrous" statements and refuting them instead of just going with a slightly more eloquent version of saying "youre wrong but i wont tell you why or how".
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OddballEasyEight

07.12.2013 , 04:50 AM \| #63	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Machine-Elf Ord Mantell was designed for some kind of water-based system which would have probably included (and, here's hoping...WILL include) both swimming and hydro-speeders components. And where do you get that from? Please provide a source. Or are you just pulling it out of your bee-hind as usual?
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AlexDougherty

07.12.2013 , 04:54 AM \| #64	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackavaar Works well in Champions Online. Worked well in Final Fantasy X too.
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AlaricSevGirl

07.12.2013 , 04:59 AM \| #65	Quote
GW2 did an excellent job with it except when mobs come at you. They should have kept it exploration only. But really think about it, there is no sleep animation, you can't sit in most chairs and when you do, your legs are spread apart like come on baby. It's obvious that the engine can't handle it and if Bioware can't even fix the chairs or the sitting, how could they do swimming.
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Joesixxpack

07.12.2013 , 05:26 AM \| #66	Quote
Underwater taxis, bases, and environments? Yeah. Combat and toon movement? No thanks. I thought that was the most boring part of KOTOR. "Ok, I need to get from here to that thing about 100 ft away" 20 minutes of astronaut walking later....

JPryde

07.12.2013 , 05:36 AM \| #67	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by AlexDougherty Worked well in Final Fantasy X too. Was really boring and a real hassle in Rift and was done in a real illogical way. (completely unable to estimate the position of the enemy, melee being pretty much shafted, fire skills working absolutely without a problem under water...)
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CarpeSangrea

07.12.2013 , 06:23 AM \| #68	Quote
There's not actually any water in this game...at all...just a flat plane that reflects. If you tilt your camera you can see under it.

AlrikFassbauer

07.12.2013 , 06:51 AM \| #69	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by CarpeSangrea There's not actually any water in this game...at all...just a flat plane that reflects. If you tilt your camera you can see under it. You can do so in RL as well - it's called "diving".
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ShatteredVision

07.12.2013 , 06:52 AM \| #70	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by chuixupu Because underwater content is the absolute most horrible thing to ever exist in video games? /thread
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