Meh, that's the most basic form of gore where limbs and head are separated from the body.
The what now?
In Soldier of Fortune 2 I used to use the console to spawn a line of tramps, then test various weapons on them for the amusement of my co-workers. Anyway…
Loved SoF growing up. You already know you slashed the fuck outta people's bodies with the knife to see those cuts. Didn't know about the console commands back then, sounds fun.
Yea Part 2 hands down has the most believable human enemies in any game. The ragdoll physics combined with their animation rigging, gore and audio literally make you feel like your stabbing a real human when you get up close. It's pretty fucked up.
Dead Island 2's FLESH system is a fully locational evisceration system for humanoids. It allows the player to see the dismemberment of the zombie's body from the point of impact, all the way through to the internal organs and bones. The developers wanted the system to be responsive to every hit, with feedback for every action. The development of the FLESH system started with a simple idea, the desire to dismember zombies in the game. The first prototypes of the system had procedural wounds that deformed the character's texture. The outer model of the zombie was developed to have thickness, like a Kinder Egg, allowing the system to show a hole through a zombie's body while keeping its overall shape and volume.
I've been saying for years that artists who have to work with this type of stuff probably have some pretty wild ass nightmares. We spend so many hours a week at our jobs that it's inevitable we have dreams about them, I know I did with various jobs over the years. Even if you don't dream (some people don't), I can't imagine that it doesn't negatively affect you in some way, especially with the example you gave.
They better atleast match Ravens Softs Work.
I agree. It's why I stopped buying after the original MW2. I enjoyed all the new tools and ways to troll people, but no gore in a shooter feels so artificial to me.The CoD gameplay hasn't evolved much in that time but the gore has been massively downgraded.
I don't necessarily want every body to explode into chunks, but it's surely way more satisfying to get the occasional gib than it is to do a poxy dance or watch a canned execution animation. Especially if you know the person you've gibbed is seeing the world from the perspective of a tumbling head.
Keeping the ragdoll physics active on dead bodies (and parts thereof) is the bare minimum. That's one of the many things I love about Hitman - the C4 underneath this little pile was enough to bring my poor old Xbox One to its knees, but it was a glorious sight.
It is order of magnitudes better than fallout gore system.
I can tell by the individual nicks and whatnot. It just came to mind because of how body pieces would come off or organs bits going everywhere
