Backbreaker Video: Running Game Tutorial

I like that control scheme... seems very intuitive.

[DavonBrown]

Has a developer confirmed that the reason for him falling was his foot being stepped on? It could very well be an animation where the offensive lineman just throws all of his weight into the defender.

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by turftickler

Warping and Clipping are 2 entirely different issues. Warping is when you see a player move from point A to point B in such a way that is physically impossible. Clipping is when you see minor things, such as players hands, feet, legs, or an any object going through part of another object. Ghosting, well that's self-explanatory.

Actually, clipping is an illegal block in the back.

Funny that we're using the other definition for clipping when discovering it in a football video game.

[Eastsidestory5]

Quote: Originally Posted by noplace

Man they could do soooo much with this engine. I cant stand the player models but thats about it.

I believe they aren't allowed to model their players to look similar to real NFL players.

They are being very careful to avoid any lawsuits

[Blzer]

2K Sports had no problem with it when they made All Pro Football 2K8.

I don't think EA has the license to realistically-proportioned people. Even they don't seem to use it if they do.

[thedude213]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eastsidestory5

I believe they aren't allowed to model their players to look similar to real NFL players. They are being very careful to avoid any lawsuits

I don't think that's the reason. How could they prove that a player is based off of a specific NFL player?

I think it may have had something to do with the capabilities of Euphoria. Maybe it just didn't work with a wide range of body types? However I'm sure this is being fixed, especially with Red Dead Redemption using Euphoria for people and the horses. They recently had a video where they were using Euphoria on different bodies (such as aliens and just non-human in general), so I'm sure this is something that will be fixed by the next installment.

[Exonerated]

Quote: Originally Posted by thedude213

I don't think that's the reason. How could they prove that a player is based off of a specific NFL player? I think it may have had something to do with the capabilities of Euphoria. Maybe it just didn't work with a wide range of body types? However I'm sure this is being fixed, especially with Red Dead Redemption using Euphoria for people and the horses. They recently had a video where they were using Euphoria on different bodies (such as aliens and just non-human in general), so I'm sure this is something that will be fixed by the next installment.

Because lawyers make a lot of money.

But I digress, its definitely not anything to do with lawsuits, it was probably just simpler to make everyone the same. Did not have enough time to test different body sizes?

[blackscorpion11]

Quote: Originally Posted by mestevo

Yes, this has been gone over in the thread, as you surely got to sometime during your 5 straight replies (there's a multiquote btw). The amazing physics appear to allow him to get his foot stepped on, as the runner then clips through his leg from the bottom of his foot to almost his knee with the center of his foot.

So what if i replied 5 times whats it to you... You reply to every thread here with the same negativity..?? is there a response limit? If there is , i know youre over it.

Stop worrying about what others say and stick to the topic