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TheWatcher · 05-20-2009, 09:33 AM

I have a few more thoughts about this injury vid:

1. The ref looks kinda weird just standing by swinging his arms. He doesn't seem to even be acknowledging the injury. He should be turned facing it at least. Also, I think for next year we need new idle animations. Guys just standing swinging their arms is a bit weird.

2. Of course the players should be more in-tune to the injury situation.

3. A poster on PastaPadre made an excellent point when he said: "dammit. i thought they said the sidelines would hav high res players and kickers warming up. the only thing i saw different was the low res coach pacing along the low res players."

Coach Raisin Head strikes again.

I see that the injury sequence is not a cutscene and for the most part that's okay. But the low-res situation kind of hurts things. Can DOE effects take over here? It may be a stretch because of the distance though.

05-20-2009, 09:33 AM	#193
TheWatcher MVP OVR: 27 Join Date: Oct 2008	Re: Madden NFL 10 Blog: Revamping How Injuries Work I have a few more thoughts about this injury vid: 1. The ref looks kinda weird just standing by swinging his arms. He doesn't seem to even be acknowledging the injury. He should be turned facing it at least. Also, I think for next year we need new idle animations. Guys just standing swinging their arms is a bit weird. 2. Of course the players should be more in-tune to the injury situation. 3. A poster on PastaPadre made an excellent point when he said: "dammit. i thought they said the sidelines would hav high res players and kickers warming up. the only thing i saw different was the low res coach pacing along the low res players." Coach Raisin Head strikes again. I see that the injury sequence is not a cutscene and for the most part that's okay. But the low-res situation kind of hurts things. Can DOE effects take over here? It may be a stretch because of the distance though.