I honestly found that pretty shocking. They are just static models in it's default pose that were plopped into the game, and they look like shit compare to what was shown in the trailers. They look awful compared to the rest of the game. Feels like they put them in at the very last minute.
Direct response to tired face from Andromeda. Somehow worse, at least Mass Effect "my face is tired" Andromeda didn't make me cringe like this gif.Yeah...it's like they are not confident there were enough markers on the face.
Anthem would have been better off if the the story campaign at launch was just an introduction to the world and a look at the threats to come with the content rollouts. They couldn't even manage that.
Yeah...it's like they are not confident there were enough markers on the face.
I really have to wonder what Casey Hudson was even thinking. He starts this project, leaves Bioware, comes back to Bioware still working on it, and sees it to release.
It's more than visual fidelity. The Striders, a core element of the lore and world of Anthem, are completely static in the game. They aren't a part of any missions. The don't animate. Nothing. The equivalent of throwing a character model into a game in a T pose and just leaving it at that.
Yeah...it's like they are not confident there were enough markers on the face.
They didn't cut it though. The models were just left there.
When even a weather app is roasting your game, you know you done fucked it up.
Anthem clearly had a troubled development. Which was likely restarted at some point. Not laziness, but...yeesh.
I think he heavily weighed the fact that he liked the core gameplay
I chose death...............................
