>character's appearance changes as they go through the game
what other games have amazing attention to details like this?
Character's appearance changes as they go through the game
Michael Wilson
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Dylan Brown
Batman's costume gets more fucked up throughout Arkham City
Carter Wilson
spinning in circles for long enough in mgs 3 can cause snake to throw up
Daniel Sullivan
Original Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. I imagine the remake will have it as well
Logan Fisher
imagine the smell
Dylan Scott
This what cool but pissed me off at the same because I wanted a no damage RP
Logan Bennett
in megaman zero 2, during the intro level, the pause menu is the worn down version of the one you had in the first game.
Jaxson Rogers
Jaxon Evans
Army of Two 40th day had it.
The Batman games do it super well too.
Ryan Myers
soul
Henry Murphy
I always get hyped on the prison section of the game, when the Prince finally rips off his damaged shirt and the awesome music starts up.
Joshua Phillips
Jeremiah Robinson
"dirt"
Nolan Wilson
Genuinely appreciated all the small shit in The Witcher 3.
>Geralt's beard grows over time, going from clean-shaven, to scruff, to proper goatee
>Characters will also comment (most notably Yennefer), on whether you're clean shaven for parties or if you have scruff
>Drinking more potions and thus ingesting more toxins leads to Geralt's face becoming paler, with veins visible
>When taking a sword out or putting it back in its scabbard, Geralt will slightly push the bottom upward to make it easier when removing/lining it up
>Rain will impact on the Quen shield
>When using different signs, Geralt will do different hand movements
>If you got the neck tattoo from TW2, it can carry over into TW3
Just small shit like that is neat.
Jackson Kelly
Liam Long
>MP map changes over time
Cooper Perry
In Deadly Premonition you can grow a beard and if you go long enough without showering, you start getting orbited by flies
Mason Wright
Pretty much everyone knows it, but Spec Ops: The Line changes shit over time to reflect your character's dwindling mental state.
>Start game, everyone buttoned up and professional
>First encounter, try to talk to enemies but subtlety note nearby cover and environmental hazards that could work in your favor if a firefight breaks
>Main character calls direct commands, notes targets as neutralized, clear orders following chain of command
>Towards the end of the game, character deteriorates
>Face and gear is trashed, dirty, bloodied, and burnt
>No real plans anymore when fighting enemies, literally charging trenches where enemies have machine guns trained at you
>Orders become haphazard, statements such as, "Kill that fucker!" are what come out of the character's mouth
>Constant hallucinations towards the end, see a giant gunner come at you, die, go back to a checkpoint but your character remembers it and is confused, no gunner there the next time
John Hall
Jackson Powell
>sewers
That isn't dirt.
Asher Collins
the last of us 2
Cooper James
RDR2 does it pretty well. The changes just sort of creep up on you at first, but then it gets really bad and Arthur is just pitiful to look at. I didn't see any discrete points in the story where the textures get changed either; the logical assumption is they're at the start/end of chapters but it was really subtle
Jaxson Myers
unfortunately the driving skills don't progress at all
Levi Cox
>people still shitpost about this game instead of just talking about it
I don't know a game like it, not in the same vein.
Lincoln Hill
>extremely low budget yet still the only game where the character actually sleeps under the covers
When will other games finally reach up to this unprecedented level of technology and realism?
Jace Sanders
Dante's coat in DMCV slightly change color pre and post coma, and his hair gets a bit grayer
Levi Martin
In Max Payne 3 he's basically constantly changing how he looks. Besides the obvious shaved head and beard, he has a bunch of different outfits, outfit damage, and injuries depending on the point in the story:
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Austin Mitchell
don't you feel the sewer shit smell would overpower her natural sweat stank?
James Ward
why is she so fucking ugly
Evan Nelson
>wah wah they didn't make the game just for me
Brayden Martinez
He also grows stubble.
Not only that, but he changes clothes.
>Ah, let me just go to sleep on top of my bed in full plate. No problem.
Joseph Baker
>stubble
I always liked the detail of Gordon growing stubble in later promotional art. It makes sense since all the events from Half-Life 1 through to the Half-Life 2 episodes happen in real-time (from Gordon's perspective) so he'd have no chance to rest and shave.
No chance to use a toilet either but I suppose the suit can deal with that.
Zachary Diaz
Danganronpa Ultra Despair Girls, at a certain point the protagonist gives an autistic, stumbling inspiring speech, and after that her entire set of animations changes from scared and nervous to confident and chad, it's great