How much do you think they should pay the artist?
That's probably something that should be worked out between the artist and ND, possibly ubisoft and ND if the art was owned by them. It's not my job to negotiate between the two parties.
How much do you think they should pay the artist?
in what world would this pass as fair use? It's literally identical.
Go back and read the thread, or do you want me to link to specific posts? I said this is a terrible look for Naughty Dog if true and the hounds came out to make sure there was damage control. People were arguing for naughty even IF they knowingly stole it. I agree accidents happen and this, while big given how blatant, is RELATIVELY minor in that the only person who would notice would be the artist himself (and hey that's who pointed it out).
People were arguing that the artist should be happy for the "exposure" or honored that it got put in such a good game. That is disgusting.
i demand an apology from kaz hirai
Love all the Illuminati fearing folk in here sweating to say that this was some sort of coordinated and well executed plot from Naughty Dog.
Like some random beach photo in a trailer for 2 seconds is Naughty Dog's Oceans Eleven casino heist shit, an 800x600 png in the midst of a CG sequence that likely cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Johnny Cochran over here saying, "If the pirate's missing, it shows premeditation and malice aforethought. Is Naughty Dog actually Digital Homicide? I've never seen them in the same room. Have you?"
It was probably a placeholder version of the trailer that was uploaded by mistake. I've certainly uploaded wrong versions of my art to the Internet before. Shit happens. Move on.
Well that de-escalated very quickly
Wow!.what a crime!That's its job though, evil intention or not he fucked up.
I wish we could get subtle nods to other games like this and not get all fucking stupid about it.
But why even put a placeholder from a different game at all?
Best first party in the industry makes a stupid mistake: burn!
That's its job though, evil intention or not he fucked up.
Fair enough, and yeah, some of the gifs/photoshops are funny indeedNah and you are right. I was however enjoying the photoshops.
As pretty as it looks, I can't be sure how many other assets have been lifted, and I'd prefer not to give my money to plagiarists.
I guess if they had stolen from an indie game instead of an Ubi Soft title, people would be more upset.
"Stern talking to", hah.
I hope any artists looking for work in the Santa Monica area are getting their portfolios ready.
Did EAD fuck up today too?
Looks a lot like a Photoshop piece I did in my Color & Form class in college about 10 years ago.
They're not going to broadcast that. Any settlement between the two is going to be private, and in a case like this, their lawyers have probably already talked. Also financial compensation is a tricky prospect at this stage since the stolen artwork has only appeared in a free trailer. Had it gone unnoticed until the actual release and they made money with this stolen asset, then Sony would definitely have had to pay.That's probably something that should be worked out between the artist and ND, possibly ubisoft and ND if the art was owned by them. It's not my job to negotiate between the two parties.
Yeah, but throw us a figure, to kinda get and idea the damage done to the artist.That's probably something that should be worked out between the artist and ND, possibly ubisoft and ND if the art was owned by them. It's not my job to negotiate between the two parties.
Wow!.what a crime!
Because maybe they didn't know? It was just a random beach.
they make the only decent first party games for playstation so...
With that you are implying that the ND artist had evil intentions rather than this being an regrettable oversight not checking where the picture originally came from.
defendant in plagiarism case: 'you know this really is an asinine non-issue, the person whose work i copied without citation could have been cited at the end of my work'
That artwork almost for sure doesn't belong to person who painted it. It's Ubisoft's property, and while I suppose they could have paid Ubisoft to use it, it was clearly used by mistake and it would make no sense to pay to use art from a different game. Right now, they could arrange some kind of damages payout to Ubisoft but that kind of thing would be layers talking to lawyers and it would never be made public.They could have paid the artist they stole from, for one.
There are similarities, but I think those could be written off as superficial. I don't think they modeled the level after the AC concept art.I'm also curious if the shot we see after the zoom in on the painting is going to have to be changed too - I didn't quite see, was it clearly based on the Assassin's Creed art or was it not meant to be a direct transition? That's the bigger screwup if any actual assets were based on that art.
You should always know exactly where everything came from in a thing you're selling. That's not an excuse. Unless a painting is in the public domain, no one's art is just "random."
the only people who came out looking bad were the fanboys trying to play it down and defend them lol
I didn't say it was an excuse nor that they were right... I just said they probably didn't know it was from another game.
But why even put a placeholder from a different game at all?
In a lot of art industries people often have inspiration/vision boards full of other artists work that they can draw inspiration from and use as placeholders. Someone probably did a rough-cut of the trailer using placeholders until the final art was finished/decided upon, and this particular shot was probably forgotten to have its art replaced.But why even put a placeholder from a different game at all?
I'd say everyone involved(DC groupies, and outrage patrol) look pretty childish.ND don't look too bad here, it was probably some outsourcing mistake, they admitted they fucked up, rectified it quickly and have put out an official statement apologizing to all parties
the only people who came out looking bad were the fanboys trying to play it down and defend them lol
Nah, once it's in the public eye they know being quiet would be more harmful, especially with how nitpicky gamers are. The bare minimum is a token apology.
i demand an apology from kaz hirai
And even after Neil admitted the mistake they are still here..
Google "pirate beach". The tenth link for me is that picture.
Direct link: https://www.google.ro/search?q=pira...ved=0ahUKEwiWv5Peo5HLAhVvSZoKHZG3DC8Q_AUIBygB
I wish we could get subtle nods to other games like this and not get all fucking stupid about it.