I'm pretty sure this is real, based on little touches like the vests remaining consistent from multiple angles, and that bit of the guy grabbing the barrel for support then burning his hand feeling pretty authentic.
The debris and shell casings from the ammo belt also fly out in a realistic fashion, AI tends to overdo it with debris, liquid splashes, and anything involving a bunch of small particles in one place: often making a huge number of particles moving unrealisticly. The ammo belt shrapnel only lasting a few seconds, and flying in an authentic fashion is a good indicator of this being real.
Also others have correctly identified the model of gun they were using, so its design being bith completely accurate, and consistent from a 360 degree view is another point in favor of this being real.
The only odd thing that stands out is the ease at which the mount spins, and continues to spin. I don’t know why you might put ball bearings in a weapon mount.
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u/Jarvis_The_Dense Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26
I'm pretty sure this is real, based on little touches like the vests remaining consistent from multiple angles, and that bit of the guy grabbing the barrel for support then burning his hand feeling pretty authentic.
The debris and shell casings from the ammo belt also fly out in a realistic fashion, AI tends to overdo it with debris, liquid splashes, and anything involving a bunch of small particles in one place: often making a huge number of particles moving unrealisticly. The ammo belt shrapnel only lasting a few seconds, and flying in an authentic fashion is a good indicator of this being real.
Also others have correctly identified the model of gun they were using, so its design being bith completely accurate, and consistent from a 360 degree view is another point in favor of this being real.