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It'll be interesting either way to see whether GTA V's idea on PC will encourage them to release RDR2 on PC. The first RDR was surprisingly well written and the protagonist was actually likeable. As you gallop your way through the gorgeous open world, you encounter a wide cast of memorable characters, many of whom enlist you on tasks and missions that help move the plot forward. You will also get the exclusive Nuevo Paraiso Saddle, handmade in dark chocolate leather with silver medallion detailing. You will actually see Morgan, very concisely, skin a rabbit for example. You can lose your hat if your not careful, which is the glad sin. Six Shooter Bandana: A staple for any frontier outlaw, this bandana features a traditional paisley-inspired pattern with hidden weapon iconography throughout. It seems unlikely this is the same technique because the shadows are extremely diffuse in RDR2. It's been eight years since Rockstar released red dead redemption 2 forum, an note-world, story-based shooter set in the Wild West for the and Xbox 360. For instance, people who preorder the digital version will receive extra funds when they start their adventure, along with a digital map leading to even more loot in the game. The cost for that?.
This one I'm not so sure yet. Dutch's dogged persistence to clutch on his ideals. Black Chestnut Thoroughbred: Outrun the competition with this thoroughbred racehorse in a striking black chestnut coat and also receive the exclusive High Plains Cutting Saddlebeautifully crafted in jet-black leather with gold metal accents.
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That's not what I was saying, I'm arguing that, if they took the TLOU approach by manually placing light sources in every single interior of game, it would take a really long time and probably not the way they went with it. But at the same time, using a dynamic solution would be really expensive. It's also never been done before in any open world game, which is why it's unusual and I expect it to be cut from the final game, unless they came up with something this industry hasn't seen before. The indirect shadows in that scene did also pop out for me, but I didn't notice that kind of thing anywhere else in the trailer. My guess is they just added some artist-hand-placed aditional shadow casting lights in the scene, that are probably cutscene-only. That stuff is hard to do, but not impossible. I over-analysed the initial GTAV's trailers in the same way, and there were outside scenes where characters had aditional shadows besides the sun's. Turns out it was just what I said before, a fake artist created lightsource, simulating light bounce. Those were cutscenes that only played during specific times of day, the game was full of those. I've seen plenty of scenes where this is visible. But this where it was most noticeable, sure. I saw them around 0:18 notice the shadows as he lifts his arm, certainly not from the fire , not very noticeable but it's there , 0:47-50 the scene in the gif and subsequent ones and 1:04. I also noticed them in other scenes but they weren't visible enough because they were more cluttered. My guess is they just added some artist-hand-placed aditional shadow casting lights in the scene, that are probably cutscene-only. That stuff is hard to do, but not impossible. I over-analysed the initial GTAV's trailers in the same way, and there were outside scenes where characters had aditional shadows besides the sun's. Turns out it was just what I said before, a fake artist created lightsource, simulating light bounce. Those were cutscenes that only played during specific times of day, the game was full of those. It seems unlikely this is the same technique because the shadows are extremely diffuse in RDR2. I don't think the technique in RDR2 simply simulates simply a 'light bounce' like you mentioned, either. GTA V only used one additional light source in cutscenes IIRC, not 5-6 different light sources which could also cast diffuse shadows when an object appeared in front of it. Take these two images from the trailer for example from around the same scene: One thing I didn't point out was the clipboards on the wall also being affected by extremely diffuse character shadows. I have not seen anything like this in GTA V. Also, assuming artists are manually placing these 5-6 light sources in every single indoor setting cutscene, I would think starts to fall into 'impossible' territory. The game does have regular AO black halos that surround objects so I don't think it will be used everywhere. I understand, but they are on a dangerous trend of taking longer and longer with each game. AAA games are not something you can take TOO long to release, orherwise tou release a dated game by the time you are done, or half of your dev time was spent re-doing everything from scratch because it was first conceived when the bar was lower. MaxPayne 3 took almost a decade and disapointed in sales, and was critically mehh too.