'Α Vampyre Story' εντυπώσεις

A-T: "It's not a secret that A Vampyre Story is a lot like those 90'sLucasArts adventures, although there is some new stuff like the idea inventory.What did you keep and what did you change?"
Bill: "I have no imagination when it comes to interfaces and GUIs.I simply like the CMI and Full Throttle GUI and wanted it for our game,simple as that. I wonder if I should have come up with something newand more experimental, but I just didn't have a great new ideaand really don't want to take the risk on something that may or may not work.The GUI worked fine for CMI and it should work fine for AVS. We may tinkerwith it a bit here and there but I don't ever see it changing majorly anytime soon.The idea inventory was an idea that Brian Moriarty and Bill Eaken came up withfor The Dig because they were making a serious game and they wanted the playerto be able to use large objects like a ten foot long metal beam.So they came up with this idea of examining the object and getting the ideaand then applying the idea to a problem and then we'd see the character go backand get it and then apply it. I just though it might work betterthan just grabbing a dog and stuffing it in the characters coat like in Monkey Island 2,It works great there but that kind of thing I didn't think would work for our game.Plus I wanted to use some abstract ideas for puzzles and idea icons are good for that."

Dream_specialist wrote: Μιας και το παίζω λίγο αργοπορημένα μου έχει δημιουργηθεί η εξής απορία...

Δεν μπορώ να καταλάβω για ποιο λόγο βάλανε αυτό το feature στο inventory να αφήνει ίχνος του αντικειμένου και όχι το αντικείμενο το ίδιο επειδή είναι πολύ μεγάλο/βαρύ/άχρηστο τη παρούσα στιγμή κτλ κτλ...

Αφού πρακτικά είναι ακριβώς ακριβώς ακριβώς το ίδιο πράγμα σαν να το παίρνεις επομένως ποιος είναι ο σκοπός;; Και γιατί να μπει ένα ρεαλιστικό στοιχείο σε ένα κατά τα άλλα σουρεάλ παιχνίδι;;