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byne wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
Cyberfrog81 wrote...
I think this is a relevant addendum to the Predator / Carnifex issue.
It is often "sold" as the Carnifex turning into the Predator, but I now aim to show that we may have hallucinated a little bit ourselves.
First, yes, there's no doubt we start out with just the Carnifex:
But observe this frame: It looks like the Predator mesh is added (i.e. not actually replacing anything) to the scene:
Then, in the next frame or so the new mesh also gets a texture:
The Carnifex has not actually been (fully) replaced. Look:
That's not the only "still Carnifex area", but it's easy to see when you know to look for it.
I honestly didn't notice while I was making my own video to corroborate the initial finding. Maybe it's the color change (new gun material?) that tricked me. Regardless, you can see it clearly. It's a bit harder to see in Prettz' video, but still evidently there: Two guns, not one turning into another.
To be clear, I still think seeing intent here is justified, given how it occurs in the same shot and when the shockwave hits.
I still think it's because they wanted it to be more visible in his hand while the tube blew up.
Why? Did they think we were going to forget we were using a gun only seconds ago if we couldnt clearly see it as the tube blew up (which it is only doing because we shot at it in the first place)?
Visuals. That's why they cover the handle and not replace the entire gun. It's very odd but that's what I think the reaso was for. They wanted you to see the gun through the flame.
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