I read that as "Peko" at first and was like "damn I didn't know she could draw"
She didn't specify too much of how it works but it's apparently a separate app that interacts with what's on screen and the face tracking app.I haven't been able to watch Snuffy as much as of late due to being busy but I'm watching her play Soma and...
How did she get it so her model actually reacts to the lighting in game? o.o
Someone made a thread in gaming about how the game has some really strange moments like that. I guess the devs have a sick sense of humor.Just saw part of It Takes Two on Irys and Ina's stream, where they very horribly torture and kill Rose's toy elephant while it's crying in pain and begging them to stop. I now have no desire to play or watch that game ever again, I missed that during Calli and Kiara's playthrough. That was cruel just for the sake of being cruel like it was Akame Ga Kill or one of those other edgelord anime series.
Yeah, I haven't played or watch much about the game but I've seen that part. It made me really hate the game and not wanting to play or watch it anymore.Just saw part of It Takes Two on Irys and Ina's stream, where they very horribly torture and kill Rose's toy elephant while it's crying in pain and begging them to stop. I now have no desire to play or watch that game ever again, I missed that during Calli and Kiara's playthrough. That was cruel just for the sake of being cruel like it was Akame Ga Kill or one of those other edgelord anime series.
I think it's a deliberate effort to demonstrate that the protagonists are horrifically terrible, self-centered people, considering that the plot of the game is basically a massive, magical therapy session for them. It's supposed to be the darkest moment from which they finally begin to become better people.Just saw part of It Takes Two on Irys and Ina's stream, where they very horribly torture and kill Rose's toy elephant while it's crying in pain and begging them to stop. I now have no desire to play or watch that game ever again, I missed that during Calli and Kiara's playthrough. That was cruel just for the sake of being cruel like it was Akame Ga Kill or one of those other edgelord anime series.
Just saw part of It Takes Two on Irys and Ina's stream, where they very horribly torture and kill Rose's toy elephant while it's crying in pain and begging them to stop. I now have no desire to play or watch that game ever again, I missed that during Calli and Kiara's playthrough. That was cruel just for the sake of being cruel like it was Akame Ga Kill or one of those other edgelord anime series.
Someone made a thread in gaming about how the game has some really strange moments like that. I guess the devs have a sick sense of humor.
Yeah, I haven't played or watch much about the game but I've seen that part. It made me really hate the game and not wanting to play or watch it anymore.
I'd encourage you to read this interview with the game's developer; the front half of it covers the part of the game in question. You may not agree with him but it'll at least give you the context of where he's coming from with it.I think it's a deliberate effort to demonstrate that the protagonists are horrifically terrible, self-centered people, considering that the plot of the game is basically a massive, magical therapy session for them. It's supposed to be the darkest moment from which they finally begin to become better people.
I also think that it goes too far, and makes them too unsympathetic to be worth the players' continued attention. They don't deserve to be returned to human form, no matter what progress they make later on in the game.
Of course, I could be completely mistaken about the authorial intent. This is the first playthrough that I'm actually watching, so I don't know how it goes from here.
Clippers don't realize it but by excising context they can radically reshape the perception of just about any media. Because this scene gets more clips, and because the context clues in the scene itself suggest this is a pivotal moment, people can be left thinking this is how the game ends. This is where it's important for clippers to either add on the conclusion of the scene or explain in some other manner the context so viewers are not mislead. Sadly this is rarely done because so many clippers are not interested in context or presentation, just the "big moment" and how that can translate into views and engagement.I'd encourage you to read this interview with the game's developer; the front half of it covers the part of the game in question. You may not agree with him but it'll at least give you the context of where he's coming from with it.
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The article does briefly touch on a couple narrative aspects of the game's ending but nothing about the gameplay, so if you are still going to watch the playthrough to the end you could save it to read later if you like.
Yeah, I haven't played or watch much about the game but I've seen that part. It made me really hate the game and not wanting to play or watch it anymore.
For real. Both Irys and Ina got really visibly, no jokes and no hiding it behind their characters angry when that happened and I don't blame them.
Hey, that's only part of the story! You have to be fair and mention as well those who only (ridiculously) complained about huke "cheating" to get an 'OP' enchanted crossbow too... :-PYeah, cause huke playing Minecraft with Kiara didn't turn out weird or anything.
It looks like Noel will be streaming irregularly for awhile. One of her hamsters passed away and when that happened her other ones got sick and so she is having to give them medicine every 3 hours.
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pico park and superbunnyman just seem like those kinda games where the entire stream is absurd. god, I can't imagine what a superbunnyman stream with 6 people would be like...man the OKBR Pico Park collab was great. Have never see so much Okayu bullying. Entire collab was like one whole clip, so much panic, screaming and giggling
Here's a clip from Snuffy showing that lighting tech she used:
Also, it can be used on 2D models too:
It looks really goodVei is trying out the 2d version of it with darkest dungeon.