I uninstalled after playing for roughly 15 minutes due to the piss-poor framerate. I run modern DX12 games at more than 60 fps, but Control sucks in this regard.
Control was so much fun to play, and the animation was fantastic throughout. I think the only thing I noticed that wasn't quite right was the buggy shaders (for PS4 at least). But I also think the game felt a little unfinished. It left me wanting a lot more. It felt like the very, very beginning of a much longer story, which I think was the point, but it ends up feeling like the end of act one and then there's nothing left to do. I really enjoy the interconnected world they've made. I just wish it were used to tell more satisfying stories, yknow?
OK, I never would have guessed it was motion matching in a million years. That is by far the best feeling motion matching I've ever seen. It's better than Last of Us 2's, which is great, but can feel mushy and unresponsive at times. Control always feels crisp and intuitive. Absolutely badass.
How can you make realistic animations when the designers say "I want the character to hold out their hand and act like god everywhere, running at max speed, flying..."
How funny, I'm just finishing my first play through of Control.
I uninstalled after playing for roughly 15 minutes due to the piss-poor framerate. I run modern DX12 games at more than 60 fps, but Control sucks in this regard.
@@Fruitysfaction i saw somewhere that sometimes DX12 was buggy on Control
Control was so much fun to play, and the animation was fantastic throughout. I think the only thing I noticed that wasn't quite right was the buggy shaders (for PS4 at least).
But I also think the game felt a little unfinished. It left me wanting a lot more. It felt like the very, very beginning of a much longer story, which I think was the point, but it ends up feeling like the end of act one and then there's nothing left to do. I really enjoy the interconnected world they've made. I just wish it were used to tell more satisfying stories, yknow?
At least there will be more coming in their spinoff game!
Does this really give you good ideas or information towards making your own animations or the process?
I literally JUST finished the story for Control, so seeing this has me pumped even more!
You're easy to excite, huh
@@julianmyjulian Ha ha, funny. It's called enjoying something.
This game looks amazing!
Remedy are gods of 3rd person action, thanks for lecture!
They're talented people for real.
OK, I never would have guessed it was motion matching in a million years. That is by far the best feeling motion matching I've ever seen. It's better than Last of Us 2's, which is great, but can feel mushy and unresponsive at times. Control always feels crisp and intuitive. Absolutely badass.
It's very interesting topic for me, Thanks
I will buy this game
SCP: The game.
Yes cause there are no other scp games out there.
Not a single one from 2012 about... idk how about peanut breaking out
Oh yeah... Good ol' rally-english.
(Also psst... Torilla tavataan)
Like Mikko Hirvonen?
How can you make realistic animations when the designers say "I want the character to hold out their hand and act like god everywhere, running at max speed, flying..."
the talk was very informative but the poor speaker was having a hell of a time getting through the talk.