it's been a year since you last posted and you put this up today...

What’s crazy is that it’s now official in the game, especially on Steam. I remember playing it on PS2 and there was no gore unless you punch in the cheat, but after getting GTA 3 on PC, boy, I was surprised to see a dude’s leg get dismembered by a pistol while I was farming for pistol ammo.

Now I'm curious how Metal Gear Rising handles having everything being able to be chopped into bits.

i didnt even check the content, i saw someone looking into this legendary game in 2017 and just subbed

Neverwinter Nights, the first one, does exactly the same for the player character and many humanoid NPCs. Not to allow dismemberment, though, but to switch bodyparts to show the armor the creature is wearing. I.e. put on a different armor, and the chest, pelvis, arms and legs parts are swapped. Put on a helmet, and the head is switches to a helmet (that's also why there's no open helmets in the game). Certain NPCs still have their own model, though. Aribeth, for example. That's why you don't see any different armor on her model when you get her as a companion in the second expansion campaign.

Heard about you through Extra Credits. Glad to see you are still alive. Your previous videos were interesting as they explain how Game devs accomplish certain features.

I was always interested in how the Pursuit System AI were programmed in Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005...

Your Back! Hope this is a new year of more looking at interesting mechanics in game development.

Rather than needing to model the extra limbs for pedestrians, you could just scale every other bone to zero for the dismembered limb.

glad you've made a new video! I found out about your series when Extra Credits mentioned it last year.

good to see your back, I haven't seen your other videos yet, but I can tell these videos well be great help for me who is learning game development in college

I'm so happy that the new episode is here. Don't worry about us, we're not going anywhere. Don't rush any of these episodes, we're happy each time you get around to making one! Thank you so much! As for my request; I wonder how taxing the unit customization must have been for *_Impossible Creatures_*. In that game, you can pick two animals and assign which bodyparts you want your combined creature to have. One of the things that could happen, for example, was that if you combined a porcupine with a wolf, and you put the head of a wolf on the body of a porcupine, the head would be scaled up to proportion with the porcupine. While it could be possible that they pre-calculated each combination and put them in a database, I suspect that it's a less intensive process. Do you know how they might have done that?

Now I'm curious to know how the dismemberment in Dead Rising and Dying Light works, since it looks like a dynamic thing. As if new models replaced the original one any time a katana slash went a way or another.

Great to see this series back

glad you're back love your videos

I'd recommend chivalry: medieval warfare on this removable limbs topic, or actually, metal gear revengeance, those 2 are the most impressive games that I know that have dismemberment

So glad you're back!

I'm always curious how open world games like Breath of the Wild handle loading their locations.

It's great to see you again! Great Video as well!

:D Finally another upload! Here's an idea: the cinematic physics in the source engine. In Half-Life 2 episode 2 and Portal 2, there are a lot of large-scale physics simulations, and i've always been curious about how that's been done. Especially the opening sequence in Portal 2.

So cool to see another video from you!

YOU ARE BACK

Glad to see more from you!

dude omg , YOU HAVE to upload more man C'MON pleaseee!! its been like ayear since ur last video

Maybe do an episode on how they managed to put so many voice clips in Conker's Bad Fur Day without using an expansion pack? (I dunno, Conker BFD is an impressive game for the N64 and I want to learn something about the game...) By the way, nice seeing you back!

Glad you're back! I know F.E.A.R's AI is a lot of smoke and mirrors, but it still creates an interesting feeling of believability. A video on that could be cool!

YES YOU ARE BACK

I love that you used the PS2 textures mod and widescreen fix.

I will love to see a episode about how the Katamari Damacy ball work, more in how they make can have so many items, deform the ball and the scalability of the ball and world.

So glad you are back 😃

Glad you're back. Keep making videos. The channel can be a huge success if you stick with it.

OMFG this video is great in every way thanks for making this.

Very well explained. Great video :) You've got yourself a new subscriber btw

I neeed moaarrrrrr, great videos! keep the amazing work

Awesome stuff! Don't stop!

You're back!

I forgot I was subscribed to this! What a pleasant surprise! Also I guess today is April 1st. Well, anyways, this was some neat info all around C:

Great video as always

The triumphant return!

I really missed decapitate limbs in gta games,they removes this feature on newers games like gta 4 & 5, I wish they comeback on gta 6.

Aand i just found my new favourite youtube series!

I think the detachable limbs are not present in german (and possibly other) versions of the game, at least I can't remember any limbs coming off. Possibly censoring to get a better rating?

Saw you around GTAforums I guess... keep it cool ;)

Glad to see you are back, interesting as always, but you kind of repeat yourself a bit. Let's hope we get more before next April fool's :P

Yeaaaaaaaa your back!!!!

I have no idea why it's so hard to find your channel, just by searching for it.

I have always been interested in how they made Okami look like a painting, with all the characters and environments having these thick black ns. "Painted" boarders around them. Some of the things like trees and some plants are clearly just 2D images that rotate whenever the player runs around them so they're always facing the camera, but how did they give the 2D effect to the rest of the game?

I subscribed months ago when I discovered your channel hoping one day you'd return... and the first thing you upload is an april fools!? Okay, maybe all the information is right... BUT THIS IS AN APRIL FOOLS

nice upload schedule bro.

Going with a similar theme I'd like to know how dismemberment of zombies works in Dead Rising since you can slice a zombie apart in any direction from any angle.

You may have alluded to this, but to avoid extra models for all characters and their parts, you could use the same model and inversely shrink all other bones except for the targeted body part. Just seeing if that's what you were thinking of.

Ah, welcome back.

Not sure if you cover 2D games of ye olde, but what really interests me is the exact mechanics of the first zelda game's scrolling room transition.

I always wondered exacly how, mostly in mmorpgs, you can change the apearence of your character by changing armor. I assume that there is a skelleton, and then, diferent pices atached to it (torso, legs, boots, helmet, gloves), but still, how do they do it?

Hey how did they creat all the different Blue Ball Stages from Sonic and Knuckles ? and are there some that arent beatable ?

I'm interested in how to monsters in Monstrum are programmed and if they really do stay physically on the map at all times.

Hey man, how is your videogame going? you should also make videos about it, like how you pull off mechanics, the troubles you face along the way and so on.

Ive always been curious as to how the "flatzone effect" was applied to all characters in the Smash Brothers series!

Similar topic, but how do they handle the precise cutting in Metal Gear Rising? It's always been super interesting to me.

just when I thought this channel was dead

I need a channel like these

Are chunks how Dead Space does dismemberment? Or is it the shrink-and-spawn-new-model method?

Hair on the Taurus Demon in Dark Souls 1. Do a video on that.

I always want to know how the Homeworld spawn ship effect was done. Every time I look for it, nobody really know the answer.

I liked the background music

It is the best video!!!

Can you do the Fallout 3 & New Vegas VATS System which causes the guts to splatter?

2:41 this effect is also used in team fortress 2

How the heck did they do the dismemberment and cutting in metal gear rising revenganse?! Ive always wondered that :o

How did they do the fur and grass movements in StarFox Adventures ?

phew looks like was done effects. but i think this feature got pulled from french german or austrilia shelfs.

the evolution of gore in rockstar games would be a nice video ^^

Awesome!

Can you do floors above floors in games like Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior, Blood and other great Build Engine games? After all, they were raycasting engines, and the geometry wasn't actually 3D, so I wanna know how did Ken do it with his engine. P.S. He said it was some sort of a hack, similar to the lighting in Quake 2 that not even John Carmack himself understands how he did (well not that crazy, but still)

Metal Gear Rising has a similar feature, where one can cut enemies and things at seemingly every angle. How did they do that?

This makes me wonder how games like Dead Space or Mortal Kombat 9 manages to dismember models made by meshes... Are they made by separate parts too?

I need to settle a debate was this possible on slus - 20062 original copies

I feel like I'm being taught video game trivia by Holly from Red Dwarf. It is a good feeling.

Hey can you do a "How did they do that about the Flow Motion in Kingdom Hearts"? =) Pls

will you do episode on how nes games showed numbers above 255?

As a german gamer i just learned through this video that GTA 3 had removable limbs.

A question Ive wondered for about 5 years when my brother pointed out is... Why in some games is there circles in the sky if you go to The Tundra Express in Borderlands 2 you can see a perfect example of this would love to see a video on this

Bethesda games seem to use standard skeletons yet dismemberment is present. Could you elaborate on that?

Wasn't this used in Mortal Kombat 4 ,too?

please explain the Metal Gear Rising Revengeance slicing system !! Thanks

how did they do braids time reversal ?

please tell us how mortal kombat do detachment

Gta3 remastered: no more Disembemberment

How about Scribblenauts? How did they decide what would count as a solution?

How do they do the Fallout 3 dismemberment?

ClassicGameJunkie are dismemberments still included in the UK version of the original Xbox release (aka GTA Xbox Collection)? Or was it cut out already?

Ah yes cut limbs my favorite thing to do in a gta

So was this only on the pc? Because I never saw it happen on PS2.

I miss this the most about GTA3. wish it would come back. there are a few mods for GTAv on the pc but they are very dodgy.

How the Sims 3 had no load times between lots. Unlike the two previous and the one after.

I bought that game here in Germany. We have like a "censored" version without blood and without losing body parts. Same with GTA Vice City :/

Is the gore on mobile for gta 3 and gta sa

Well, at least they have this in RDR2 now.

hey, you're not dead.

gta v already REALLY pushes that m rating, and so they have the resources and people to do that, they just want be able to sell their game in stores and on consoles so unless the ao rating is changed, dismemberment will stay a mod