11-27-2009, 03:50 PM
No, you didn't show me anything.
I already explained (multiple times) that broozer and boo mario were exceptions because their games feature a FIXED camera. (Boo mario is a little iffy though)
Same thing with Star Fox.
In these games, the frames are limited to ONE viewpoint.
In WoW, the game is NOT limited to one viewpoint, leaving you with an infinite number of possibilities.
You have yet to show me a sheet where a fully 3D game with a dynamic camera has been ripped from one side.
You keep ignoring the fact that whether your sheet is put up or not, it's still highly incomplete.
Not taking into account the other 359 degrees that you aren't ripping from, you still don't have the over 1000 frames that each animation has.
Even from a single viewpoint, your animations are still lacking most of their frames from and wouldn't animate well.
Why would you put up an incomplete sheet?
I already explained (multiple times) that broozer and boo mario were exceptions because their games feature a FIXED camera. (Boo mario is a little iffy though)
Same thing with Star Fox.
In these games, the frames are limited to ONE viewpoint.
In WoW, the game is NOT limited to one viewpoint, leaving you with an infinite number of possibilities.
You have yet to show me a sheet where a fully 3D game with a dynamic camera has been ripped from one side.
You keep ignoring the fact that whether your sheet is put up or not, it's still highly incomplete.
Not taking into account the other 359 degrees that you aren't ripping from, you still don't have the over 1000 frames that each animation has.
Even from a single viewpoint, your animations are still lacking most of their frames from and wouldn't animate well.
Why would you put up an incomplete sheet?
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