Ok, this may seem silly, but i think the game would be way more involving if you had the option to put the camera lower, like, closer to the head camera (or even a first person camera, why not?)
There's a whole lot of art and details in the graphics that you don't get to really aprecciate coz the camera is always pointing downwards.
Anyway, i think it wouldn't be that hard to do and it would improve the experience greatly.
(sorry for any spelling mistakes, english is not my first language)
+1 Sometimes in battle I can't see the damage done because the angle is zoomed in and too low. Also some spells, like with Blizzard and the block of ice in the foreground, the view is frequently obstructed by an object in the animation. It would be cool to have some different camera views. I sometimes wish I could pan around and see what is going on outside the battle too.
Ok, this may seem silly, but i think the game would be way more involving if you had the option to put the camera lower, like, closer to the head camera (or even a first person camera, why not?) There's a whole lot of art and details in the graphics that you don't get to really aprecciate coz the camera is always pointing downwards.
you can change camera angles and look around if you right click on your mouse and move it around, or if you left click and move the mouse around. your character moves if you hold both buttons down. also, if your mouse has one of those scrolling things in between the buttons, you can move the camera closer to, or farther from, your character. there's no first person view, however. hope this helps! -etherchaos
Ok, this may seem silly, but i think the game would be way more involving if you had the option to put the camera lower, like, closer to the head camera (or even a first person camera, why not?) There's a whole lot of art and details in the graphics that you don't get to really aprecciate coz the camera is always pointing downwards.
you can change camera angles and look around if you right click on your mouse and move it around, or if you left click and move the mouse around. your character moves if you hold both buttons down. also, if your mouse has one of those scrolling things in between the buttons, you can move the camera closer to, or farther from, your character. there's no first person view, however. hope this helps! -etherchaos
anyway, what i meant was to have the option to lock the camera lower, like scrolling with the mousewheel, sometimes i go around the game with both mouse buttons pushed, and the feeling of proportion and size is completely awesome, but it's tiresome to play all the game with both mouse buttons pressed, so i do it very rarely.
i thought it could be possible to move the characters around with the arrowkeys or wasd and still have the camera parallel to the ground, or something like that
