This engine features a lot of the same functionality that you can find in modern CODs. So staring with those layouts and starting with the gameplay and the timing, our engineers created a system that would record controller inputs and it did a comparison between how much time it took to move from start to run, how much time it took for you to press a button and the action actually take place on the 360 and compared that to what it was on the Xbox One and Playstation 4. So I can tell you that down the hundreth of a second we are identical in timing to things like ADSs and things like mantling. We’ve also made improvements to them so they also look more modern and they act and behave as gamers today would expect them to. For the mantling we added animations that instead of just running up to something, pressing the button, then playing an animation to mantle over, and then picking up and running again. You can now run to it and if you press the button you can now plant your hand on the object you’re trying to mantle, crawl over it like you would in a modern fps game Missions, and you can keep moving. The timing is exactly the same, but the visuals are the upgrade we did in that regard. The ADSing for the sniper is a really good example in that we used to have an animation that moved about a quarter of the way and it just popped to a screen overlay.

It was far more complicated than that. So the methods of which MoCap is captured have changed significantly in the last nine years, almost as much as game engines have changed. We are very fortunate at Raven to have a Mocap studio on site as well as facial capture and a lot of other technologies that help us punch this. I won’t say that we weren’t able to use any of the animation data, because i believe that we used a lot of it and then added detail and more natural movement to scenes, but we did a lot of new MoCap. Some scenes we just couldn’t get the data to line up right and the timing felt off, and it wasn’t because we changed the timing it’s because the systems had fundamentally changed and we needed to make sure that that still felt right. So our animation team and our MoCap team have done a ton of work and we’re very proud of that work. So yeah I would say it wasn’t an easy thing to just take it and ‘copy and paste’ it and you’re good. There was definitely a lot of time put into that.

Oh, no way, the music is awesome. Our audio director and I were just talking about this before the trip and I said ‘What did we do to the music? I just want to be clear because people are going to ask about it?’ He was like ‘are you kidding me? I wouldn’t touch the f’ing music with a 10 foot pole.’ So I was like ‘Okay, I wanted to be clear.’ So no remixing, it’s possible that we’ve done some cleanup. I know that for the VO we felt that that was very iconic, but for the radio VO it was very hard to hear some of it. So we took out some of the static so it was clearer, but I know that was another area where we were like ‘it’s pretty good. Lets not mess with that.’

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