God of War Ragnarok It offers several innovations for the saga, and not one of them is directly related to the game. For example, the game got a new one manager Compared to the previous one: Let’s talk about Eric Williams interviewed by GameInformer. During the dialogue, the director also revealed a curiosity: he discovered that he was suffering during development. patterned.
For those who don’t know what we’re talking about,patterned “A state of the mind that is unable to visualize any mental image, as if the mind was completely blind.” The question arose during a GameInformer question about the size of God of War Ragnarok.
Williams explains that he has Game management system in Excel where all parts of each game sequence are arranged, explaining them one by one and showing how they are connected and how much time they take for the player. Williams explains that because he’s out of this world (his work background is astronomy and mathematics), it’s a more “mathematical” approach. creator, screenwriter and actor.
Continuing Williams, his method was innovative for the team. He then claims that his method is due to the fact that he suffers from a fantasy: he can’t imagine anything visually, so he makes up for it by creating lots of references and images for everything. One artist also said he didn’t need it, but Williams said he did.
“I do because I need to know we’re looking at the same thing. I didn’t even know it existed. I always thought it was just a metaphor. “I see it with my mind’s eye.” Then I read it in Pixar’s book Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming Unseen Forces Standing in the Path of True Inspiration and [l’ex capo della Pixar] Ed Catmull talks about it and I’m like Wow, is this real?
“I started researching and then explain to people and they said to me: “Oh, no wonder why you did that!” Because for all animators, I have a directory of animated gifs for all fights. Something like 6000 gifs because I got all these references.”
“They like it but they were like, ‘There’s no need to do all that.’ We know what a round kick is like.” And I said, “Yes, but not this one”. That was the strange thing. obsessively I also continued to do so. I thought, “Well, I’m already making up for it, so I’m going to keep doing this even more.” You take away all the creative fun for saying “do this,” but then I discovered a different technique: I’d take out the things that don’t fit together and give them an explanation, and they figured out how to put it all together.”
Apparently Williams knew use your imagination organize the work. If you too want to see things and not just imagine them, you should see God of War Ragnarok’s presentation at the San Siro stadium.
Source: Multiplayer
