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The Chronicles of Spellborn: New Screenshots

SzarkSzark News ManagerMember Posts: 4,420

The folks over at The Chronicles of Spellborn have provided us with nine new screenshots for our viewing pleasure. These screens come to us as a part of our weekly series of Chronicles of Spellborn features.



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View all nine screenshots here.

Comments

  • AmatheAmathe Member LegendaryPosts: 7,630
    The screenshots of the game look cool. But those character models are the ugliest I have ever seen, in any game. They are emaciated, anorexic and almost 2 dimensional. If they don't fix that before launch, I'm foretelling flop. If they do, this game could be popular.

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  • AriocArioc Member Posts: 299

    I can't see past the textures! So busy! Must.. adjust.. levels... remove.. black.



    Oh and that lighting is overkill.

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    Environment Artist
    Sad but true.

  • TorlinTorlin Member UncommonPosts: 59
    I hope that all of the female character models aren't like the one shown here.  The pants she has on look like my grandma's, and her legs and crotch are just as scary...
  • SirPeterSirPeter Member UncommonPosts: 33
    Originally posted by Amathe

    The screenshots of the game look cool. But those character models are the ugliest I have ever seen, in any game. They are emaciated, anorexic and almost 2 dimensional. If they don't fix that before launch, I'm foretelling flop. If they do, this game could be popular.
    /signed

    if they keep this look for the avatars,i dont gonna play it,no matter how wonderfull the background is
  • C0nscriptC0nscript Member Posts: 10
    The world looks pretty nice, but character models are pretty LQ
  • ArconaArcona Member UncommonPosts: 1,182
    Another fantasy mmorpg? how original
  • GerecGerec Member CommonPosts: 185
    Reminds me of morrowind. Which is good, except morrowind had terrible character models too
  • SouvecSouvec Member UncommonPosts: 693
    Its nice to see a company use a original and creative setting for a game.



    Beats the same orc/elf middle ages scheme thats been overplayed.  Personally I enjoy the change of scenery and appauld their rick of being creative, in the competitive MMO scene.
  • Parsifal57Parsifal57 Member Posts: 267
    Originally posted by Arcona

    Another fantasy mmorpg? how original
      Another pointless comment , how original.



      The length of time you've been a member should be long enough to have noticed that COS has been in development for some time, so the reason for your post is bordom, perhaps ?



      Plus to the people complaining about character models obviously you are all more interested in eye candy rather than game play ?, me i'll be giving the game a try along with AOC and WAR, i've seen enough of COS to know if the gameplay turns out as good as I expect its going to be a fun game to play.
  • GerecGerec Member CommonPosts: 185
    Horrendous character models didn't stop me from playing Morrowind, one of the greatest games of all time, but it certainly could have been better with better ones (and so it was, with the better bodies and heads mods!).



    Just saying, they could do better. Those legs are quite weird.



    [edit] though, compared to what morrowind had for it's time, these are better off for their time, IMO.
  • bleyzwunbleyzwun Member UncommonPosts: 1,087
    The models are fine... no clue what you guys are talking about.  The reason that chicks legs are like that is because of her race.  They dont have human legs/feet.  Also you have the option to be skinny, regular, muscular, and fat. 
  • GerecGerec Member CommonPosts: 185
    I think some people probably didn't check any of the screens but the middle one and saw the tops of the legs which do look weird if you dont see the rest. The reason I thought they look kind of bad is because of a similarity - at least to me - to morrowind, the models themselves aren't that bad, but the armor looks kind of weird on her. And checking other screenies the people with more normal legs seem to look slightly odd, but it's nothing gamekilling.
  • ravengladeravenglade Member Posts: 48
    i totally disagree with some of the comments in this post, I really dig the art, and the characters are stylish and unique. Taking MMOs to a level of photorealism is overrated when you have a good sense of design.



    I am really excited for Spellborn, and I see this game being pretty successful. Good going Devs.
  • RollotamasiRollotamasi Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 898
    Originally posted by ravenglade

    i totally disagree with some of the comments in this post, I really dig the art, and the characters are stylish and unique. Taking MMOs to a level of photorealism is overrated when you have a good sense of design.



    I am really excited for Spellborn, and I see this game being pretty successful. Good going Devs.
    I dig the art but I have to admit, That chick does look a little on the anorexic side.

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  • orkideaorkidea Member Posts: 73
    Originally posted by ravenglade

    i totally disagree with some of the comments in this post, I really dig the art, and the characters are stylish and unique. Taking MMOs to a level of photorealism is overrated when you have a good sense of design.



    I am really excited for Spellborn, and I see this game being pretty successful. Good going Devs.



    Well said, I totally agree.

    People just want games to be more and more realistic.. just take a walk out from the damn door to see something realistic

  • Size-TwelveSize-Twelve Member UncommonPosts: 478

    It's just a different style. Asia sort of has their own with the Final Fantasy themed gigantic weapons, and anime avatars. US sort of sways between the cartoonish characters of WoW, WAR, or CoX, and the attempted "real life" avatars like Guild Wars, LotRO, or AoC. This style seems to be kind of the European style. Ryzom was made by a French company that had a similar sort of feel.

  • RemyVorenderRemyVorender Member RarePosts: 4,006
    Those screenshots look great. Original art style 4tw. I'm really looking forward to giving this game a go when it releases.

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  • paulscottpaulscott Member Posts: 5,613
    the models work really nice with it's combat system though.

    I find it amazing that by 2020 first world countries will be competing to get immigrants.

  • ygscorpygscorp Member Posts: 42
    Originally posted by Amathe

    The screenshots of the game look cool. But those character models are the ugliest I have ever seen, in any game. They are emaciated, anorexic and almost 2 dimensional. If they don't fix that before launch, I'm foretelling flop. If they do, this game could be popular.
    at least in this game you can change the body build of your avatar, size, corporal mass and face... not like in an other popular game where everybody has the same body shape within the same race/sex. where if you want to play an human male your are entitled to have the body shape of hulk hogan even if youre a mage............................
  • JlbloemJlbloem Member Posts: 3

     

    Well, the female character you see there, is from the non-human race, the Daevi. They indeed look abit weird, but that kind of was the intention, for as far as i know. I wouldnt play one, that is.

    Go abit through the website, or the screenshot section over here at mmorpg.com, and you'll come across some human female characters as well. They look great, rich and detailed in the TCoS style. Also, the armor characters wear in TCoS is very sharp and detailed as well, unlike the chunky WoW armors, f.e.. Overall, i think the character models are a big plus in TCoS, a very distinct style, but rich and detailed.

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