You don`t mean this 
I like the animations in RO2 very much. It is really good work done by TWI.
I like the animations in RO2 very much. It is really good work done by TWI.
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Dead Bodies
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I would like there to be a little more impact from the bullet, and also for the weapon to EJECT a little less when it separates from the player.
I don't know if TW did implement bones into their hit detection system in the end, but if they did, a bone-hit would justify some bodily reaction to the shot.
I swear I once saw a player who was already dead, but still animated in agonising pain. Now THAT, was good.
I don't know if TW did implement bones into their hit detection system in the end, but if they did, a bone-hit would justify some bodily reaction to the shot.
I swear I once saw a player who was already dead, but still animated in agonising pain. Now THAT, was good.
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The death animations in RO2 are some of the best ones I've seen in a game. I just miss grenades, artillery and explosions in general affecting dead bodies like they did in RO1. At the moment an artillery shell throws someone 10m away, while the dead body next to him doesn't move at all.
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I think in RO1 a body would have physics for a while, if not until it disappeared, where in RO2 the physics are disabled shortly after death, for performance reasons probably.
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I want a correction of the headless models, looks BS.
(Mostly) When you are in prone position (sometimes even happens when standing/crouch) and get shot in the head, your model lacks the entire head and parts of the backbone. Can anyone confirm that this happens when a round of 7.62 or 7.92 hits your head?
I believe that parts of the skull are blown away on exit of the bullet rather than the entire head being missing.
(Mostly) When you are in prone position (sometimes even happens when standing/crouch) and get shot in the head, your model lacks the entire head and parts of the backbone. Can anyone confirm that this happens when a round of 7.62 or 7.92 hits your head?
I believe that parts of the skull are blown away on exit of the bullet rather than the entire head being missing.
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I think that's just a bug. When you die, you always see your body in that 'headless on belly' positions.
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I think what I was alluding too was the rag-doll falls seem to be more limp and death seems more final in RO1 than in RO2 and I love and play both on a regular bases.
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I like the ragdoll/anim blend in RO2 but the only thing that kills it for me is that the neck and head always remain horribly stiff through out the death sequence.
Watch this vid again with that in mind (especially from 38 seconds onward) RO1 was better in this department IMO.
Red Orchestra 2 Mayhem - YouTube
Watch this vid again with that in mind (especially from 38 seconds onward) RO1 was better in this department IMO.
Red Orchestra 2 Mayhem - YouTube
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Yeah that's a bit of a problem with this tech, it's not quite perfected yet, and sometimes you do get thouse jarring transitions (just like we did back when death anims was 100% canned animations).
There is something to be said for both methods, and personally i agree with whomever said it'd be nice to see them both, sometimes seeing the enemy just go ragdoll and drop like a sack of spuds is very satiesfying.
And especially when they are on the move, using 100% ragdoll in thouse situations would remove any of thouse jarring dead stops to anim problems that can happen.
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yes and no, close ranged to the center of the face/back of head, does result in quite distructive mass removal, but mostly youll lose more from the exit wound than entry wound.
but one person may suffer worse than another, its not exact, but they are very heavy rounds and they are designed to do maxium damage. if it hits solid bone, cheek bones for example then it would (the round) shatter inside (copper/steel jacket) which causes more damage, if it hits less solid bone or just flesh then it could punch straight though, would still be bigger exit wound than entry wound though. an in the head would probly be fatal. however quite alot of people were hit in the face and survived, some even carried on fighting, some with out their upper/lower jaw.
however a 9mm parabellum point blank to the back of the neck, can also remove the head.
and although this is quite morbid, most of it is from listening/reading veterans accounts, Dday vets have some grose stories, an current vets from afghan and iraq.
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the death animations are pretty damn good if you ask me
look at this video
Red Orchestra 2 Mayhem - YouTube
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something similar should be the new trailer,to to attract new players!!!
That's an awesome video! did you do it?
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