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If Kingdom Hearts ever happened to have alternate gag/joke endings, I'd be so disappointed if this wasn't one of them.
Whoa. You could be onto something there. Let me think through everything for a sec, maybe I can reply later with a longer post...the environments are incredibly detailed and look lovely, but does anyone else kind of feel like they are falling short of their original goal with kh3?
like nomura said with the decided art style they wanted to go back to the series' roots as being imagined as like exquisite hand-painted brush work illustrations like a moving disney illustration. and you definitely see that in the announcement trailer. like the there is a lot of detail, sure, but it still has that painterly aesthetic. the bridge isn't hyper realistic for example. the colours all pop and are strong.
meanwhile in the footage we've seen, it seems like it is all trending more to hyper-realistic type depictions. the environments are so incredibly detailed and they pop, but they don't exactly look like illustrations anymore. they look like a detailed fantasy world. i'm wondering if this is part of the reason why the models feel so incongruent to the rest of the game. like the models are still the less detailed brush work type models like sora is above (tho to be fair, still pretty rough) but the rest of the environments no longer match it like sora matches destiny islands in the above image. idk. just something i found myself thinking about. there isn't a balance between the models and the environment and i think it's because they are leaning more to realistic environments instead of the painted illustrations they original set out as. what do you guys think? am i just totally off base and you feel the environments are living up to the painted brush work goal?
the environments are incredibly detailed and look lovely, but does anyone else kind of feel like they are falling short of their original goal with kh3?
like nomura said with the decided art style they wanted to go back to the series' roots as being imagined as like exquisite hand-painted brush work illustrations like a moving disney illustration. and you definitely see that in the announcement trailer. like the there is a lot of detail, sure, but it still has that painterly aesthetic. the bridge isn't hyper realistic for example. the colours all pop and are strong.
meanwhile in the footage we've seen, it seems like it is all trending more to hyper-realistic type depictions. the environments are so incredibly detailed and they pop, but they don't exactly look like illustrations anymore. they look like a detailed fantasy world. i'm wondering if this is part of the reason why the models feel so incongruent to the rest of the game. like the models are still the less detailed brush work type models like sora is above (tho to be fair, still pretty rough) but the rest of the environments no longer match it like sora matches destiny islands in the above image. idk. just something i found myself thinking about. there isn't a balance between the models and the environment and i think it's because they are leaning more to realistic environments instead of the painted illustrations they original set out as. what do you guys think? am i just totally off base and you feel the environments are living up to the painted brush work goal?
Have you seen Eraqus and Xehanort. They really don't look like action figures, uh-uh.
Now that you've mentioned it, I kinda get the feeling that only the OCs will look as good as the Announcement Trailer. I don't know why, I just feel like it. I am hoping the opposite though.
except Riku and Kairi do not look good in 2.8 so far lol
Weellp, II.8 is still in development. Of course, you could say that to Yen Sid's Model, too, but let's be honest: They already look better than him. Like, what is going on with the whole lightning and stuff?
Huh. I dunno. Let's just wait and see, shall we~?
This, pretty much. I have blind faith that this will look good in the end. Besides, it's doubtful that this will be done in the next three years. They have plenty of time.
