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So, in one of the games I'm working on, I have this chunk of dialogue that happens when the Player enters a room, looks around for missing people, and then tries to text someone on the phone. Secondary character pops up on the TV and they end up talking for about a minute about what's happening.
It's kinda long, and you can't see the secondary figure in anything except the dialogue boxes. I was wondering if a cutscene, a comic that I would draw, would work better in the situation. Showing more of the faces, emotions, the secondary character. Or if keeping what I have with the event and them talking with the dialogue boxes.
It's kinda long, and you can't see the secondary figure in anything except the dialogue boxes. I was wondering if a cutscene, a comic that I would draw, would work better in the situation. Showing more of the faces, emotions, the secondary character. Or if keeping what I have with the event and them talking with the dialogue boxes.
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