What's Your Opinion on PSO 2 Graphics?

[Kanivakil]

Although its good, and maybe even very good. The graphics aren't nothing spectacular for games that take up similar HDD space.

[Ezodagrom]

PSO2 is an online RPG, usually online RPGs are not as good graphically as other games.
In my opinion the graphics in PSO2 are fine, there's only 1 thing that I would like to see improved, the draw distance.

[Sizustar]

I don't think using storage space is a good indication of good graphic.
Graphic engine, year the game is released, etc would be a better comparasion.

[Kanivakil]

I don't think using storage space is a good indication of good graphic.
Graphic engine, year the game is released, etc would be a better comparasion.

Many people will generally think bigger is better and leave the technical geek stuff for the geeks.

[Sizustar]

Many people will generally think bigger is better and leave the technical geek stuff for the geeks. Many of us just play the game, make assumptions, and leave the specifications out the window.

That's still a terrible example.
That's like saying, X Book is better then Y book, because it has more page.
If you wish to compare, you should use another game to compare it to.

So for example, an anime style MMORPG would be Project NT that was shown at G*Star 2012 recently.

[Kanivakil]

That's still a terrible example.
That's like saying, X Book is better then Y book, because it has more page.
If you wish to compare, you should use another game to compare it to.

It is not an example but rather a fact: assumptions are a day to day occurrence.

[Ezodagrom]

Wow. You are argumentative. It is not an example but rather a FACT: assumptions are a day to day occurrence. And like it or not, many, NOT ALL, people will generally think bigger is better.

Well, you're the one who mentioned hard drive space in the first post.
Graphics and required hard drive space are not related, it's true that for a game to have better graphics quality, it'll need more space, but that doesn't mean that a game that requires alot of hard drive space will have great graphics.
For example, games like World of Warcraft and Sims 3 (with all the expansions) require alot of space, but their graphics quality is nothing special.

[Kanivakil]

Well, you're the one who mentioned hard drive space in the first post.
Graphics and required hard drive space are not related, it's true that for a game to have better graphics quality, it'll need more space, but that doesn't mean that a game that requires alot of hard drive space will have great graphics.
For example, games like World of Warcraft and Sims 3 (with all the expansions) require alot of space, but their graphics quality is nothing special.

Good with your specifications and correction on geek facts, something that many of us do not care about. And again, like it or not, many people will often think bigger is better; not everyone cares to research the facts, especially, a video game. So how about we go back to the thread's question of, "What's your opinion of PSO 2 graphics?"

[NoiseHERO]

That's still a terrible example.
That's like saying, X Book is better then Y book, because it has more page.
If you wish to compare, you should use another game to compare it to.

So for example, an anime style MMORPG would be Project NT that was shown at G*Star 2012 recently.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQfgcAZnnYg

looks like mabinogi and DOMO put together but with a better artystyle and more of the typical "pointless things that aren't actually fun that no one actually does but it makes it look like the game has a lot to do in it" content. revolves around looking cute then the next thing you know you're spending 50 dollars a week on it just to progress in the game and nobody talks to each other in it.

[Sizustar]

looks like mabinogi and DOMO put together but with a better artystyle and more of the typical "pointless things that aren't actually fun that no one actually does but it makes it look like the game has a lot to do in it" content.

Well, the game is more focused on user created content.
So somewhat like Mabinogi.
Except supposedly beside building your own towns, you can also create your own "anime" using the tools provided, how that will work isn't known yet.