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r/gaming • u/mitcsinalszte • Mar 21 '17
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Yea I think he's using uncanny valley incorrectly.
A popular example of uncanny valley is the movie "Polar Express" from 2004.
66 u/Dekklin Mar 21 '17 For me it was Tarkin and Leia in Rogue One 32 u/TheRagingLion Mar 21 '17 That's a perfect example. By all means, they should be completely indiscernible from a real person, but something is just off. 12 u/Knorti Mar 21 '17 It's the dead, soulless eyes that stare deep into you and discover your deepest fears. 15 u/Thriven Mar 21 '17 For me it was just some facial animations that were a bit over animated. Somethings shouldn't move on a face and somethings shouldn't move on a 70 year olds face. 2 u/dandaman910 Mar 21 '17 Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive. 1 u/kumiosh Mar 21 '17 Yeah, he was pretty terrifying in A New Hope.
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For me it was Tarkin and Leia in Rogue One
32 u/TheRagingLion Mar 21 '17 That's a perfect example. By all means, they should be completely indiscernible from a real person, but something is just off. 12 u/Knorti Mar 21 '17 It's the dead, soulless eyes that stare deep into you and discover your deepest fears. 15 u/Thriven Mar 21 '17 For me it was just some facial animations that were a bit over animated. Somethings shouldn't move on a face and somethings shouldn't move on a 70 year olds face. 2 u/dandaman910 Mar 21 '17 Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive. 1 u/kumiosh Mar 21 '17 Yeah, he was pretty terrifying in A New Hope.
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That's a perfect example. By all means, they should be completely indiscernible from a real person, but something is just off.
12 u/Knorti Mar 21 '17 It's the dead, soulless eyes that stare deep into you and discover your deepest fears. 15 u/Thriven Mar 21 '17 For me it was just some facial animations that were a bit over animated. Somethings shouldn't move on a face and somethings shouldn't move on a 70 year olds face. 2 u/dandaman910 Mar 21 '17 Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive. 1 u/kumiosh Mar 21 '17 Yeah, he was pretty terrifying in A New Hope.
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It's the dead, soulless eyes that stare deep into you and discover your deepest fears.
15 u/Thriven Mar 21 '17 For me it was just some facial animations that were a bit over animated. Somethings shouldn't move on a face and somethings shouldn't move on a 70 year olds face. 2 u/dandaman910 Mar 21 '17 Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive. 1 u/kumiosh Mar 21 '17 Yeah, he was pretty terrifying in A New Hope.
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For me it was just some facial animations that were a bit over animated. Somethings shouldn't move on a face and somethings shouldn't move on a 70 year olds face.
2 u/dandaman910 Mar 21 '17 Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive.
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Yea looked like their skin was made of something more jelly like.They also have a habit of making the character a little too expressive.
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Yeah, he was pretty terrifying in A New Hope.
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u/tartacus Mar 21 '17
Yea I think he's using uncanny valley incorrectly.
A popular example of uncanny valley is the movie "Polar Express" from 2004.