dialogue quality

#1
Dialogue is praised for sounding natural and conversational rather than stiff or overly expository.
#2
Dialogue is regularly described as natural, conversational, and believable.
#3
Dialogue gets positive mentions for character-specific intros and unique exchanges before fights. The quoted evidence supports flavor and fan-service dialogue rather than a full script evaluation.
#4
Dialogue lands with enough sincerity to support the central relationship, even when the broader plot stays familiar.
#5
Dialogue is a positive fan-service element. Reviews praise character-specific dialogue, Dragon Ball melodrama and jokes, and team conversations that reward series knowledge.
#6
Dialogue is presented as consequential and flexible, with tense conversations, decision points, status checks, and choices that affect outcomes. The evidence supports dialogue as a meaningful part of the experience.
#7
Dialogue evidence is mixed and overlaps with writing: several reviewers find the tone friendly and harmless, while others call some dialogue cringey, repeated, or overly peppy.
#8
Dialogue quality has limited but positive evidence, including attention to Red Hood lines that hint at his later identity.
#9
Dialogue has limited but positive support from one review, which pairs great dialogue with clever puzzles and decent storytelling.
#10
Dialogue evidence is generally positive but playful, with Bond quips, puns, conversation choices, clues from dialogue, and one preview noting some puns can be excruciating while still funny.
#11
Dialogue evidence is mixed: one review praises story delivery through dialogue and logs, while another says optional dialogue can feel unnatural when backlogged.
#12
Dialogue quality trends negative in the scored evidence. Reviewers cite basic conversations, heavy-handed exposition, and characters repeating themes too plainly.
#13
Dialogue drew criticism in one review for feeling random at times.
#14
Dialogue quality is criticized sharply in the most direct review coverage, with one reviewer calling the dialogue outright bad.