Who cares what others think or say? If you like it and think it looks great, go get it and have fun.
How real the animations has been questioned since 2018. I actually remember a lot of posts about how no one should question the naughty gods etc.
At the end of that cinematic, the party gathers their weapons and gets ready for the fight against the infected. I think we will get control over some of them [most likely woman with the hammer].
Thank you :)
I wasn't arguing in favour of the generational leap comment.
oh nice, I want to see this in action. Can you link anything from YouTub?
It's the little things that break the illusion.
That's a pretty good example. You can see that the animation itself is the same but the transitions between them aren't. That's also what made the 2018 animations feels so next level because characters dynamically reacting to each other without snapping into poses (or barely noticeable) is something we haven't seen beforeIt's the little things that break the illusion.
Here you can see Ellie "teleporting" to a blocking animation as the guy pushes her away that's not really following the previous motion. You can also kinda notice how her slashing animation overrides whatever stance she was in, makes her look she charges up twice for the slash somehow.
You don't see anything like this in the 2018 footage.
It's the little things that break the illusion.
Here you can see Ellie "teleporting" to a blocking animation as the guy pushes her away that's not really following the previous motion. You can also kinda notice how her slashing animation overrides whatever stance she was in, makes her look she charges up twice for the slash somehow.
You don't see anything like this in the 2018 footage.
Because every thread we have about animation in this game is met with doubts about what was going on in that demo and demos in general. I think it's important to fact check so discussion actually stays informative.
This is a perfect demonstration of what "sticks" out in fast motion. Thanks for the effort.It's the little things that break the illusion.
Here you can see Ellie "teleporting" to a blocking animation as the guy pushes her away that's not really following the previous motion. You can also kinda notice how her slashing animation overrides whatever stance she was in, makes her look she charges up twice for the slash somehow.
You don't see anything like this in the 2018 footage.
It's another testament of ND's level when all they can do is nitpick in order to find something of...The E3 demo was a demonstration of what they want to achieve and they've delivered on every point except as many have pointed out the transitions! But who can blame them, some are pointing out that Ellie is simply hovering over objects when picking them up! This isn't about ND's inability to implement it but imo it's a deliberate decision, I mean could you imagine how tedious it would be to show that animation everytime you pick up an object!
Who knows how they accomplished it. It is curious that it's basically the same pushing animation in both cases. I guess it's a mix of the real game and trickery. Beyond the animation topic, I'd be interested in knowing how many times it took them to craft and execute a perfectly choreographed run like that.
It's the little things that break the illusion.
Here you can see Ellie "teleporting" to a blocking animation as the guy pushes her away that's not really following the previous motion. You can also kinda notice how her slashing animation overrides whatever stance she was in, makes her look she charges up twice for the slash somehow.
You don't see anything like this in the 2018 footage.
Man, imagine if they took another swing at Uncharted on PS5. Not that I wouldn't rather have a new IP (or, like, a new Jak and Daxter would be pretty neat) but a new UC would look mind bogglingIt's the little things that break the illusion.
Here you can see Ellie "teleporting" to a blocking animation as the guy pushes her away that's not really following the previous motion. You can also kinda notice how her slashing animation overrides whatever stance she was in, makes her look she charges up twice for the slash somehow.
You don't see anything like this in the 2018 footage.
I'd argue about the sceptics being right! Those people were saying the whole thing was fake! We can clearly see that several of the animations are there.
My first guess is that, outside of the rehearsed elements like camera turns, where Ellie goes, etc. that there are genuine bits in the demo where the game plays itself. That last 40 seconds of gameplay in particular looks so perfectly executed, and so beyond what should be feasible when it comes to player input, enemy reactions, context sensitive animations, how smoothly gameplay shifts to a cinematic, etc. that if we got a Jason Schreier BTS with anonymous dev interview I wouldn't be surprised to learn that it was essentially a cinematic.
People didn't call the ENTIRE demo fake. They just noticed that there were bits and pieces that looked way too smooth to be real.
They absolutely are. But I didn't need slow motion to see it was different.
