Ya, I was thinking that cut-scenes could be client-controlled so we don?t have to wait for someone to be done with there cut-scene, not all quests are going to be random right? & You could even have cut-scenes for them generated by the server, the gui would disappear & the screen would go to wide-scene & then there would be a couple of animations & text sub-titles? maybe some action like a fight scene between 2 npc?s or something? of course even though there are going to be non-random quests that doesn?t mean that everyone is going to do them all, you need quests for bakers & weapon smiths & stuff too. Basically a client-controlled camera movement & animation with a cinematic wide-screen view. You don?t have to make .avi movies for the cut-scenes. There should be a ?skip cut-scene? function like [Esc] to end cut scene, that would mostly be if you did not want to get dragged into watching a cut-scene you have already seen.
Oh! What about you can change the dialog of the cut-scene, more of like a menu format, unfortunately as of now when you talk to a npc you have to type in what you want to say, & really the npc does not have enough phrases to respond to, I would think this would be a long & tedious process to think up things people will ask & respond to them, if we are going to have 100 npc?s or even more I would think this a hard task, but it is very tedious to talk to the npc?s in-game as of now, it would be much easier to talk with npc?s if there were some key-words to work with or even menus or list to select something the npc will accept. Maybe just basic phrases even like ?How are you doing today?? & ?What do you like to do?? & ?Can I do something for you?? You know basic phrases your going to be asking the npc?s over & over again? right now I feel that I am talking a language the npc does not understand & I only know a little bit of ?npc talk? it?s annoying when type a long sentence & maybe typo one word & the npc says ?I don?t know what your talking about ?(? ? I would think this would make it especially difficult for people who know English as a second language?