lilbroex said:
You show a complete failure to understand graphics and any form beyond your own preference which is obviously going to be whatever is on our preferred system. The character models in DQ8 are fat and blocky with drawn on cloths and physical features that have no depth or pronunciation and shallow simplistic color pallete. There is no aspect of DQ8 that come closes to the graphics of Sword though I will not debate this as you have obviously ran out of argument towards initial point and are trying to make a blind attack against something else since you couldn't counter initial arugment "ie" that Wind Waker has superior graphics. It is also obvious that fact means little to you as graphics are a matter of fact being that hey are numberical and measurable. |
I never knew the PS2 was an HD console. The more you know, right? Am I trolling because my game in question isn't a Nintendo game?
The post was about the best looking game and art style. I came back with the same console with a similar art style that looks better and what do you know, you throw a Wii game with conventional 3D graphics up there. If I wanted to just come over and troll Nintendo fanboys and prove them wrong about Wind Waker being the best looking game, I would have just mentioned God of Bore 3, Lords of Shadow, Uncharted 3, Gran Turismo 5, Forza 3, Battlefield 3, or Skyrim. Or best looking game and art style, I'd say Ni No Kuni. I don't have to though, because Dragon Quest 8 is a very beautiful PS2 game that looks far better than Wind Waker.
I mean you're just pulling at straws here. you now mention painted on clothes. Are you speaking about Wind Waker or Dragon Quest 8. Because every bit of clothing on the characters on Dragon Quest 8 protudes from their body, showing realistic depth. Even clothes on top of clothes, like the bags that everyone holds, or Angelo's cape going over his suit, and then his undershirt beneath that. It's not painted on. Although the belts while also having their own layer are only a single layer instead of hanging further out at the end.
Anyways. I very much think you were talking about Wind Waker when mentioning painted on clothing though. Some isn't but oh man if this picture doesn't throw that comment right back in your face. Not only that, but look at all the flat lines that make up the characters bodies. If that doesn't look bad.
Then shallow simplistic colors? Do we even need to look further than the last Wind Waker picture you posted. That ocean is a single color of blue. No detail to it at all other than the obvious waves and such. I've already mentioned the frequent dirt pathways and grass areas which is nothing more than a single solid color in a previous post. I mean are you even sure of what you're talking about because you seem to be attempting to throw a lot of big words around while pulling bs out of thin air.
So we have blocky everything, painted on clothes, and simplistic, which you apparently meant for Wind Waker but you said Dragon Quest 8. You're calling me a fanboy who's blindly protecting their favored game with obvious graphical flaws:?
Since clearly you don't know what you're talking about between games, I'll leave it on this note. Your opinion is you think Wind Waker looks better. Mine is that Dragon Quest 8 looks better. If that makes you feel better. Although, my opinion, atleast this particular opinion, is fact.
