>First person game
>look down
>see feet
What are some other signs which show that devs actually gave a fuck about their game?
First person game
Anthony James
David Roberts
>video game
>play it
>its good
Best signal that the devs cared.
James Jenkins
>first person game
>the average retard on Sup Forums looks down
>sees the op pic
>posts on Sup Forums that seeing the feet is shit because it blocks his view
Alexander Gomez
>play game
>it's actually Arx Fatalis
>Arx 2 never
Kayden Price
source
Dylan Sullivan
There's always Dark Messiah.
Easton Wood
it's pretty good but it's not Arx. not even close
Sebastian Hernandez
play ultima underworld
that's just an action game
Adrian Adams
>First person game
>look down
>see tits
Colton Lopez
That's the sign of a PC game.
Christian White
For me, its attention to details.
Things that you see for barely for a second,or might not even see at all, but you can tell they spent time doing it.
Easter eggs, animations that aren't reused yet not used in scripted cutscenes, the weapon you have equipped is the weapon your character is holding in the cutscenes, etc
Tyler Edwards
>playing sleeping dogs
>driving a car around
>get the car stuck between 2 dumpsters
>both doors are blocked
>press the button to get out of the car
>character smashes the windscreen and climbs out the front
i don't know why but i was in amazement when this happened, i just expected to teleport out or something. it was great to see some proper polish
James Hernandez
What said.
Owen Jones
>first person game
>look down
>see tiddies
Brandon Price
Nathaniel Baker
>First-person game
>Look down
>See life bar
>Also see tits
Ryder Cox
>one armed floating tits
Trespasser was not very good.
Nolan Davis
im searching hell and earth and BEST i can offer is she looks like akimichi chouchou from naruto
Owen Morgan
Connor Diaz
That was not worth
Jose Foster
Kinda like the rats in FEAR
I always knew there was something spooky coming if I saw them running the opposite direction I was heading
Henry Hughes
the hunt is always the real fun
Alexander Gutierrez
Gavin Cook
>Play game
>See legs
>Play sequel
>No legs
>Developers say it's because it allows 5 more enemies on screen
Xavier Butler
>climb rope
>you see your hand holding on to it
Gabriel Powell
fart out 3 burps that do this
Josiah Edwards
The original working title for Dark Messiah was Arx Fatalis 2
Easton Lee
...
Ayden Watson
>walk into wall
>character pushes against wall
Lucas Anderson
>walk up to wall
>weapon and hands become tiny
Alexander Garcia
yeah cause you'll spend the time looking at your fucking feet than shooting shit, right?
Brandon Hall
>First-person
>Look down
>See legs and feet
>Switch to third person
>Legs and feet are now in a completely different position
I'm looking at you, GTA.
Juan Phillips
why doesn't he just stop?
Hunter Martin
puddi puddi!
John Nelson
>can friendly fire npcs
I was so mad at hl2 for removing this.
Cameron Roberts
That they are still friends and talk with their current/former co-workers about the game they had worked on together.
>Free Radical Design and Timesplitters
Nicholas Fisher
out of curiousity, what would it look like if a camera was simply shoved into a models head without any considerations for animations, etc.?
Kevin Green
why did they add hair physics? or is that modded in?
Adrian Miller
Arma does exactly that and it looks pretty good.
Julian Rodriguez
Usually way too shaky for enjoyable first person gameplay. You also wouldn't see the things you're holding in your hands without looking down.
Nathan Garcia
Being able to harm friendly npcs is one of my favorite things to do in video games. At least you can play pretend with physics.
Brody Clark
I like how Hitman games, which are primarily third person do this
Jayden Kelly
is that an issue? you'd think more people would want that, because "MUH IMMERSHUN!"
Brayden Rogers
Daniel Walker
It's usually shitty. The way a human perceive their own body isn't identical to just putting a camera in place of their head.
Hunter Walker
I'm glad Arkane hit their stride with Dishonored, but it's only ever been an OK game for me.
Arx 2 when :(
Josiah Peterson
Pretty sure Mount & Blade does this. It can be a bit odd at times and you miss a lot of details but I like how it feels.
Robert Roberts
Kind of clippy from what i've seen in Mount and Blade, you have to make adjustments to the animations as they're made to avoid stuff like shields getting right in your face when you block, or helmets clipping in and out of view
Aaron Howard
/thread
William Ward
That's pretty neat
Cameron Parker
>it's heavily clipping every single time
Hudson Long
What is wrong with his speech?
Isaac Rogers
I really like first person mode in mountan blade, very helpful in Napoleonic Wars
Jaxon Watson
Clipping is such a horrible thing in games when it happens to things they themselfes purposely made.
Like a climbing animation clipping: they had full control over that section, how did they not notice the clipping and fix it?
Notice that in Zelda and Witcher games shit ON THE FUCKING CHARACTER MODEL will clipp with eachother. This is the ONE THING you are certain to be looking at 100% of the time in a third person game, how in the fuck didn't the developer take the time to make sure it didn't have clipping?
makes my autism twitch
Thomas Allen
bretty gud.
Joshua Ramirez
>no belt across his chest like in the art
RRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Angel Hall
It would just have looked ugly