Full voice acting ruined RPGs

full voice acting ruined RPGs

I agree.

Being lazy about reading mean devs have to pay voice actors, wait for voice actors availability, have to refine and simplify all conversations, limit verbal interaction, and basically limit anything not shown visually.

>make street a dozen cars wide
>only a couple of cars ever drive on it

You shouldn't even be out driving if the weather's that crazy.

This picture reminds me of Fahrenheit.

found the southerner.

>little snow
>crazy weather

>that crazy

Are you fucking 12 or something?

Thank you for new wallpaper.

That's what I thought it was too friendo. Nearly identical to the opening diner scene.

That looks comfy as fuck.

>inch of snow
>crazy

I tend to agree, only because of the massive costs and amount of effort it requires. This also limits the dialog, because the shorter the dialog, the less money you'll have to pay for it.

From the film: Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters

>Not even a few inches of snow
>Crazy

Spotted the southern pussy

It's an elaborately staged shot of Hollywood proportions that has been composited via Photoshop too.

Good middle ground is system in Persona games where only few important lines are voiced and your protag barely speaks anything, some one-liners at most.

That's the beauty of not living in countrylets

>live in VA
>two snowflakes fell a few hours ago
>SHUT DOWN EVERYTHING

This looks like a Simon Stalenhag painting.

Agree. And voiced protagonist is even worse.

>demo version had only diner scene
>play it and think it's an interesting game with choices that matter
>never get to play full version
>watch a LP years later
>mfw
That demo is better than the rest of Indigo Prophecy.