call me sad but ....

[morrison1976]

call me sad but ....

For some reason, I am looking forward to going to a city and watching people and what they do thought the day. Like stand there early morning and watch someone come out of their house and follow them to see what they do.

Sad I know lol

 

[TheEvilChris]

If you insist. Hello Mr Sad Butt.

 

[LordMacLeod]

Too bad you're sad, butt.

:huh:

 

[tekkenbat]

Hugs virtually morison1976 :3

 

[haticK]

I used to do this back when I first started playing MMOs. I would get bored and start following around guards to see what they did.

 

[morrison1976]

Only doing it as an experiment to see how good it is lol I have heard so many people say that the game feels alive with people doing normal things like working and stuff. Always been interested in AI like that

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Too bad you're sad, butt.

:huh:

Some people call us RPG gamers sad butts
Do you listen to them? I don't

 

[zMorfz]

Don't feel sad, I do this all the time


...in real life.

 

[Goodmongo]

What is sadder is that we can steal everything from their house and they just watch us do it.

 

[morrison1976]

What is sadder is that we can steal everything from their house and they just watch us do it.

AI has still a long way to go lol

 

[Gothfather]

I think oblivion (elder scrolls IV) was the first game where I saw AI scripting for NPCs that was just about living their lives. I find that this attention to detail is something you don't normally notice but its inclusion to a open world game makes the world seem that much more real. Immersion becomes that much easier to achieve all because of a mechanic that most of the time you wont notice on a conscious level.

 

[Sardukhar]

If you insist. Hello Mr Sad Butt.

Just one "t". C'mon, Chris. The "Buts" are a well-known family around here.

Mr. Sad But.

 

[Tjerra]

I used to do this back when I first started playing MMOs. I would get bored and start following around guards to see what they did.

I did this too. Or pretending to be a NPC. (Really. Once I found NPCs standing in a line, so I went waiting there too, and watched other players' reactions. Quite funny. You could see them think about what they're looking at.)

 

[earthonline]

I do that too

 

[Darkarhon]

Well since you insist.

You shall for ever be called Sad. Its a good name dont worry.

 

[Lightice]

I think oblivion (elder scrolls IV) was the first game where I saw AI scripting for NPCs that was just about living their lives. I

Nope. The Ultima games of old did that long before anyone had even dreamed of Oblivion.

EDIT: Sorry, didn't notice the "I saw"-part. But yeah, NPCs with scripted lives has been with us for a long time, now.

 

[morrison1976]

Yeah I know its been Jere for a while, but still find it very important in a virtual world. Being an artist, its alway the little details that interest me

 

[Darkarhon]

Frankly the little details means more than the bigger details to me.

Main reason is that if the little details are made with great work it shows how much time the person used to make that little detail really great. Kind of have respect for these people more than the ones who are working on the huge details.

 

[Boreas_Mun_bg]

I think the real sad time will come in a few months after the game's release, when we finished the game and discussed over everything and kinda don't have a reason to enter this lovely forum(I think we are one of the best communities) so much. Thank god there are the expansions coming

 

[morrison1976]

Like at night, if you follow someone home, will they just stand there awake all night, or go to bed. The little details lol

 

[Sardukhar]

Like at night, if you follow someone home, will they just stand there awake all night, or go to bed. The little details lol

Have you seen this review yet, Sad?

http://forums.cdprojektred.com/thre...eview-of-TW3-by-a-gamer?p=1655883#post1655883

It's spoiler free and quite good. Answers some of your questions, too, I think.