LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@beardalaxy
Back to mocap, I know they used the original mocap. I don't doubt, that the technology itself is an amazing tool.

But, in the same way, as CGI in movies tend to lead to "weightless physics" if used incorrectly, I have noticed, that mocap drastically increases the chance of "fat soy faces".

Sadly, I do not see into the process itself, but I heard, that it is caused by the camera perspective being too deformed, since the camera recording face is 15 cm away from the face. (and it's hard to correct for.)

@beardalaxy
>otherwise i'll just stick to the PS4 version (which also has a 60FPS mode fwiw).

I can wait for PS4 emulation... I can wait...

Autism moment
Why do helms in games even exist? I want to see my characters face, even if it means, I might get sniped. There is no reason, why most games wouldn't have the "invisible helmet" toggle.

When I play Skyrim or Fallout New Vegas, I set a shortcut to my helmet, so I can take it off whenever I enter a city.

@beardalaxy Just checked the trailer to make sure.
EVERYONE has wide weak eyes now... In a post apocaliptic world...

-_-

@beardalaxy
Also, if you're going to take a random actor, and model the character after him, you have to choose someone with the death stare.

I can still see the shine in this guys eyes. People can feel the difference a lack of death stare makes.

@beardalaxy I get a strong injustice 2 feelings here. I have no idea why incorrectly used mocap leads to deformed faces, since there should be no overlap between the capture technology and character model, but something is so wrong about the new models.

@marine
I think you finally found the true connection between Atheists and spaghetti monster.

@BobbyGears
If I owned a food factory in US, I would be hiring an armed guard unit...