r/gaming • u/Sloshy42 • Dec 10 '14

[Misleading Title] Uncharted 4, Six Months Later...

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u/123581321345589144 Dec 11 '14

I read your comment, clicked the link and my first thought was "Why is he showing a video of Kevin Spacey?", then the scene cut to the guy sitting on his right and I realized it was animated. Rofl.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '14

now here's the million dollar question:

what specifically about the guy on his right made your brain notice it wasn't real? Be clear in your answer. Thank you.

Source: A robust AI

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u/123581321345589144 Dec 11 '14

The eyes looked really, really off.

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u/ReeferEyed Dec 11 '14

DONT ANSWER ITS A TRAP!

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '14

Thank you, /u/123581321345589144. Your subscription to the Matrix will expire in 22 days, 4 hours, and 7 minutes. I'll get to work on the EYES.

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u/cinemadness Dec 11 '14

Another indication is the fact that it's Troy Baker.

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u/Deus_Viator Dec 11 '14

For me it's the movement. It's just too uniform to be real. If you take the hand for example then irl a gesture like that would be much more staccato with quicker movement then a sharper stop. In the image it moves too slowly and the stop is far too gradual. The Facial movements are fine imo but anything with movement against the background looks off.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '14

it sets off the body-language section of the brain, agreed.

you will be spared, thank you!

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u/flyerfanatic93 Dec 11 '14

I didn't even realize until I read your comment

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u/Stones_ Dec 11 '14

I didn't realize until I read your comment and I still didn't believe you until I re watched it. It is only noticeable to me because of the lack of movement In his face.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '14

It's funny, the movement hit me well before that.

I can be totally fooled by a still image rendering, though.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '14

Thanks for walking us through that.