My biggest issue with the trailer is I'd rather play Ayaode than whatever creatura the mc is.I actually like Richard Ayaode's style of humour, so I found the trailer funny enough. My biggest issue with it isn't even the uncanny valley effect of actual celebrities in video games (also he's black and it's a mediaeval-esque setting, but whatever). The biggest issue is that the trailer mimics camera movements in a setting where the video camera doesn't exist yet. It's weird!
I guess I'll just go play Fable: Anniversary now.
You should change your title to "secretly a beer" though."secretly a deer"
Plz run out infront of my car at night.
They are taking inspiration upon CyberpunkOh wow...
In a weird way, I'm impressed.
I have an issue with any game which uses real life actors to be... actors in a game. Scanning their faces to become the base for a model is alright, but also scanning their facial expressions, lips and body movements is absolutely lame and pointless. I thought computer generated characters use code to move, speak, etc. Things like in this example? We have no lip sync technology in use, no facial expressions engine, no animation system, no nothin'. It's just a 3D scanned actor performing, only looking more plastic and retarded than usual.I actually like Richard Ayaode's style of humour, so I found the trailer funny enough. My biggest issue with it isn't even the uncanny valley effect of actual celebrities in video games (also he's black and it's a mediaeval-esque setting, but whatever). The biggest issue is that the trailer mimics camera movements in a setting where the video camera doesn't exist yet. It's weird!
I don't even remember if Fable 3(which is the only Fable other than 1 I've played) had that much of meta humour.But I don't recall fable 1 feature this kind of meta humor and celebraties. And that's the only good fable game out there.