Issue with City Hunter

#21

Unfortunately, that’s not the only thing that’s not movie accurate. Check out this flaw on his mask:

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This definitely needs to be addressed. You should not be able to see his mandibles under his mask.

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#22

I know! Right? I saw that the moment this graphic was posted, but this netting seemed easier to solve (literally a 5 seconds job in blender, or whatever software they are using) With the mask they would have to remodelled it from scratch (that gap is there so it will fit all predators in game)

#23

Yeah, I really hate that mask flaw. It makes the mask look very inaccurate. Really hope they can address it. Someone should tweet this to them as well since I suck at using twitter.

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#24

I’ve only just realized that I have opened two threads on feedback forum a week ago – this one, about City Hunter’s model not being exactly accurate and requesting to make all details 100% movie accurate… and another one asking for us to be able to change his look and customize the shit out of him…

I need to take few steps back and rethink my life

#25

do you have a screenshot as to what you mean by this?

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#26

Yup! Scene from heling in bathroom :

Also, early drawing from Stan studios :

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#27

And this is only on the City Hunter? Woah! Where there is a tongue, there are taste buds!

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#28

Early sketch work from Stan’s was for the first movie, so the forked tong was intended for the creature from the very beginning. Don’t know was it physically added to Jungle Hunter mask or not, but it defiantly was added to City Hunter’s mask

#29

I think it would serve its purpose for particular scenes. Otherwise, it would be too distracting IMHO. If it is indeed animalistic, it would be hidden from view until …you know whatever whenever…Shakira!

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