Knockdown animations are really unrealistic

[Soupkin]

Quote: Originally Posted by fishingtime

They have a support budget though. Just like a budget for making the game. 2K isn't really comparable.

How and why can't you compare two gaming company's to each other? Especially when they made the same game for years, and were direct competitors to each other. To say that 2k has a bigger gaming budget then EA sports is absolutely ignorant.

Quote: Originally Posted by fishingtime

You seem to think they can just pull these animations out of the air. They can't. They have to go in and likely mocap the animation and add it in.

They actually did pull the motion capture out of the air, that is exactly how the technology works. Saying they had to add it in, doesn't really add up. 3D models are bound to tracked points on a real person. They use this tech not only in ufc but every ea sports game, Madden, Fifa, NHL. See how hard it is in the video link below.
https://youtu.be/uct1yzYpPd4

Quote: Originally Posted by fishingtime

Believe what you want man, but it isn't as simple as losing a tooth and having the tooth fairy leave you an animation under your pillow.

I have 0 experience with losing teeth, you might out rank me there.

[SwedishTouch76]

I don't think the original point of the thread can really be argued....

[Soupkin]

Quote: Originally Posted by SwedishTouch76

I don't think the original point of the thread can really be argued....

Rag-dolls are meant for unconscious bodies. When you are falling down your brains reaction is to put your hands out to soften the fall, so going into rag-doll mode is really bizarre.

[Kado8118]

Quote: Originally Posted by SwedishTouch76

I don't think the original point of the thread can really be argued....

Agreed, but remember "we asked for this" lol, blame the consumer for half assed, and or glitchy implementations. Makes sense. I own roughly 12 ps4 games, 9 of those implement some kind of ragdoll physics, out of those 9 ufc2 has the glitchyist(Pretty sure not an actual word) ones.

[drinklime]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kado8118

Agreed, but remember "we asked for this" lol, blame the consumer for half assed, and or glitchy implementations. Makes sense. I own roughly 12 ps4 games, 9 of those implement some kind of ragdoll physics, out of those 9 ufc2 has the glitchyist(Pretty sure not an actual word) ones.

glitchiest

[Kado8118]

Quote: Originally Posted by drinklime

glitchiest

LMAO, thank you, you have no idea how long i brainstormed on how to go about spelling that! You my man deserve a high five, and myself, a good nights sleep. Been a Long day.

[Haz____]

I agree with the OP 100%.

It makes literally ZERO sense that Knock Down animations are EXACTLY the same as the Knock Out animations.


IRL, if a guy crumples to his feet, iced out cold, stiff as a board, looking like a corpse. and lays there lifeless on the mat, the fight is over.

You don't just get up, magically back to normal, like nothing even happened.....

[SisterRay]

I figured it's already too late to put in new animations in the current game but I figured there is no harm in voicing my opinion on what can be done to improve the experiences of future games in this franchise.

On a side note the body knock downs are the same as head knockdowns/knockouts. They go unconscious too. WTF lol

Quote: Originally Posted by CAPTAINKUKAMUNGA

I think the best solution to this whole debate is for the proper ko animation let the fighter get his toes curled stiff that way if you dont see there toes curled then they are still conscious like this https://youtu.be/fbfG5ouYAHI

If that happened in this game it would've been a premature stoppage, he had a good chance to recover from that knockdown.