Dawn of Fantasy - MmoRTS, Video Trailer.
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Reverie World Team proudly presents of Dawn of Fantasy`s new 'Feature Trailer' showcasing Dawn of Fantasy MMORTS concept.
This trailer is the first glimpse into the world of Dawn of Fantasy. Dawn of Fantasy is scheduled for early 2008 release on Xbox360 and PC platforms.
You can download this trailer here:
http://dawnoffantasy.com/video/Trailer_XVid_219.avi
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Size: 219 mbs (we will release a small .mov version of the clip soon)
Codec XVid - http://xvid.com
Time 3.20
To learn more about Dawn of Fantasy please visit our website at:
http://dawnoffantasy.com
You can visit Reverie World Studios website at: http://reverieworld.com
As we are still new to the whole craft of making GOOD video trailers, we would greatly appreciate all your comments and feedback. Both positive and negative.
Game looks fun. As for the trailer....
A lot of the camera movement could be smoothed out. There are a number of noticeable times where the camera stutters when it changes directions, which makes it look choppy. There are also moments where the camera moves too fast over scenes that would be nice to see a little more of, such as views of the cityscape. I think if you slowed those shots down a lot more, it would present a more grandeur and dramatic panorama of things.
Next, the voice over really started to get annoying after a while. The guy speaking just goes on and on and on throughout the whole thing, throwing out very cheesy exclamations and descriptions. It just seems like the trailer is trying too hard to sell the game. My advice would be to cut back on all the wordy explanation and just sum it down to the key points. Allow the viewers some imagination, and let them form their own views.
Other than that, the game really does look fun. If the city and castle building is as customizable as the likes found in Stronghold or other city building games, then I'd definitely play. :)
[Edited by - Omega147 on May 3, 2007 12:47:41 AM]
A lot of the camera movement could be smoothed out. There are a number of noticeable times where the camera stutters when it changes directions, which makes it look choppy. There are also moments where the camera moves too fast over scenes that would be nice to see a little more of, such as views of the cityscape. I think if you slowed those shots down a lot more, it would present a more grandeur and dramatic panorama of things.
Next, the voice over really started to get annoying after a while. The guy speaking just goes on and on and on throughout the whole thing, throwing out very cheesy exclamations and descriptions. It just seems like the trailer is trying too hard to sell the game. My advice would be to cut back on all the wordy explanation and just sum it down to the key points. Allow the viewers some imagination, and let them form their own views.
Other than that, the game really does look fun. If the city and castle building is as customizable as the likes found in Stronghold or other city building games, then I'd definitely play. :)
[Edited by - Omega147 on May 3, 2007 12:47:41 AM]
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Thanks for your input Omega.
And for the castle building customization goes - while Dawn of Fantasy castles will not have over-the-top building driven model of "Stronghold", as far as actually Walls go, Dawn of Fantasy offers much better looking designs, with plenty of customization options, but with a fraction of micromangment seen in most city-building games.
And for the castle building customization goes - while Dawn of Fantasy castles will not have over-the-top building driven model of "Stronghold", as far as actually Walls go, Dawn of Fantasy offers much better looking designs, with plenty of customization options, but with a fraction of micromangment seen in most city-building games.
The trailer surprised me, the game actually looked fun. Usually these fantasy RTS games look generic, but I really liked the huge battles and the castles.
One suggestion on the texturing, I think the color palette could be tuned up, moving away from browns and reducing the noise in the textures.
One suggestion on the texturing, I think the color palette could be tuned up, moving away from browns and reducing the noise in the textures.
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