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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - Inside Recon: Cover & Animation
In this engaging video, "Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - Inside Recon: Cover & Animation," we delve into the intricacies of the game's cover and animation systems. Set against the backdrop of a highly advanced third-person shooter, the developers emphasize realism and player immersion.
The video highlights the extensive use of animations—over 2,500 for the main character alone—which were meticulously crafted using motion capture techniques with former Navy SEAL operatives. This attention to detail ensures that players experience fluid movement, emulating the skills of elite soldiers. From sliding to rolling and jumping over obstacles, the animation system aims to replicate the swift and precise actions of a real operative.
One key feature discussed is the augmented reality cover system, which allows players to quickly identify and move to cover positions, enhancing tactical gameplay. This flexibility is crucial since cover can be dynamically destructible under enemy fire, adding a layer of strategy to engagements. Players can peek from behind cover to assess threats without exposing themselves, further emphasizing the tactical depth of the game.
Overall, the video provides an exciting sneak peek into how "Ghost Recon: Future Soldier" plans to push the boundaries of realistic military shooter standards, ensuring that players feel like they are truly in the battlefield.
What do you think about the emphasis on realism in modern video games? Do you believe it enhances gameplay, or do you prefer a more arcade-style approach? Share your thoughts below!
In this engaging video, "Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - Inside Recon: Cover & Animation," we delve into the intricacies of the game's cover and animation systems. Set against the backdrop of a highly advanced third-person shooter, the developers emphasize realism and player immersion.
The video highlights the extensive use of animations—over 2,500 for the main character alone—which were meticulously crafted using motion capture techniques with former Navy SEAL operatives. This attention to detail ensures that players experience fluid movement, emulating the skills of elite soldiers. From sliding to rolling and jumping over obstacles, the animation system aims to replicate the swift and precise actions of a real operative.
One key feature discussed is the augmented reality cover system, which allows players to quickly identify and move to cover positions, enhancing tactical gameplay. This flexibility is crucial since cover can be dynamically destructible under enemy fire, adding a layer of strategy to engagements. Players can peek from behind cover to assess threats without exposing themselves, further emphasizing the tactical depth of the game.
Overall, the video provides an exciting sneak peek into how "Ghost Recon: Future Soldier" plans to push the boundaries of realistic military shooter standards, ensuring that players feel like they are truly in the battlefield.
What do you think about the emphasis on realism in modern video games? Do you believe it enhances gameplay, or do you prefer a more arcade-style approach? Share your thoughts below!
