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I'm definitely aware of the Hollywood effect re: gunshots. :-) My main complaint with Havok is that once ragdoll mode is activated (usually upon a character's
by brobinson 11y ago
I'm definitely aware of the Hollywood effect re: gunshots. :-)
My main complaint with Havok is that once ragdoll mode is activated (usually upon a character's death or an explosion causes them to loose footing), their limbs essentially become spaghetti and flail about wildly. It breaks the immersion for me.
A classic example of this is found in Dark Messiah of Might and Magic. Pretty fun to go through that game beating 90% of the enemies by kicking them into/off of things.
- wlievens 11y agoI loved that game! The Adventure of Ser Bootface Kicksalot! Too bad they screwed up the multiplayer game by essentially changing all of the mechanics.