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    Community Member rotseken's Avatar
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    Exclamation First-Person Graphical Realism

    We should have the option to see hands, feet and weapons while in first-person camera mode. Currently, first-person mode does nothing to make you feel like you are one with your character. Like in FPS games where you can see your gun in front of you, we should be able to see ourselves fighting. Such an implementation would also help to gauge distance while in first-person mode. At present, we have no point of reference for our bodies relative to our targets, thus we cannot appropriately position ourselves in the heat of battle without lots of practice. There is very little incentive to play in this mode, while it could be the most immersive way to experience Eberron. Peripheral vision would also be something worth considering (maybe even with multiple monitor support, but that's a bit more difficult to pull off). What do you guys think? Is this something you want to see developed?

    EDIT: If this were to be implemented we could have some sort of warning system that would alert us if something was attacking from off camera. This way we would know which way to turn during an intense fight.
    Last edited by rotseken; 06-28-2010 at 12:30 AM.

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    As you can guess, this isn't an easy thing to implement in an MMO. I only know one where they added an FPS view (and it kinda sucks, it feels like Counter-Strike Online with Mutants and Swords).

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    Community Member rotseken's Avatar
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    Actually, all of the good MMOs that I've played do this. Vanguard: Saga of Heroes and EverQuest are particularly accomplished MMORPGs with first-person view. I realize it's not an easy task, but the game would be better for having it. Good advice for developers, no matter how difficult to implement, is still good advice. If there's ever a DDO sequel this should be taken into consideration.

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