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Not going to lie, this was an ingenious trick. Bethesda actually had some great minds back in the day
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>>743917619
God this is so immersion breaking, fucking bethesda hacks. I'm glad that new Xbox CEO is punishing them now.
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I've known about this for awhile, but I still don't get how it actually works. So the trolly is a hat on the NPC, right? Wouldn't the head bobble of the person moving around cause it to vibrate dramatically and ruin the illusion?
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>>743917619
I'm feeling sharp pain on the left side of my chest
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>>743918076
there's probably some simple function in whatever language the game was written in (enableheadbobble idfk) that they could just disable during the event
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>>743918076
the train is actually armor that gets equipped to you when you activate the train, and then plays a scripted camera animation. it's not meant to be viewed in 3rd person, but if you did, that's what you'd see, a train above your head, and your right hand missing because it's technically a glove.
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>>743918402
then why not just disable the body
why not just have the fucking tram move



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