Halo 3 ViDoc: Et Tu, Brute?: Difference between revisions

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[[Jaime Griesemer]] - 0:43 - Nailing the flavor for a character is often very difficult. You sort of have to feel it out as you go. The Brutes in Halo 2 were meant to be more like the barbarians in Rome. We wanted the Brutes to typify that abusive, evil, invader...

[[Chris Butcher]] - 1:06 - Right from the start the design of the Brutes was not consistent about reinforcing ~~the~~ they are made to be worthy adversaries for the player.

[[Chris Butcher]] - 1:06 - Right from the start the design of the Brutes was not consistent about reinforcing that they are made to be worthy adversaries for the player.

[[Jaime Griesemer]] - 1:16 - Now that the Elites have left the Covenant, it gave us a problem for Halo 3.

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[[Shi Kai Wang]] - 1:45 - It doesn't really turn to out to be really good game play.

[[Curtis Creamer]] - 1:47 - Going back and trying to recreate a character is like this is one part art and one part science, and the art part is very difficult to understand just exactly how long it's going to take.

[[Curtis Creamer]] - 1:47 - Going back and trying to recreate a character like this is one part art and one part science, and the art part is very difficult to understand just exactly how long it's going to take.

[[Isaac Hannaford]] - 2:00 - The concept artist tries to communicate through composition what the idea is trying to get across. A lot of times the direction just gets narrowed down to, 'can you just make it look cool'. The Brutes originally looked a lot like Chewbacca: like they were just big hairy guys with a Bandolier. I looked at a lot of animal reference, rhinoceros, and some gorilla. Their natural body plating was Brutish! This was our way of, like, kind of pulling them into the fold of the Covenant. They've got kind of ancient looking buckles and gauntlets, and leather straps holding all that stuff together. Making them a little more serious bad guy ... I hope.

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 [[Jaime Griesemer]] - 0:43 - Nailing the flavor for a character is often very difficult. You sort of have to feel it out as you go.  The Brutes in Halo 2 were meant to be more like the barbarians in Rome.  We wanted the Brutes to typify that abusive, evil, invader...
-[[Chris Butcher]] - 1:06 - Right from the start the design of the Brutes was not consistent about reinforcing the they are made to be worthy adversaries for the player.
+[[Chris Butcher]] - 1:06 - Right from the start the design of the Brutes was not consistent about reinforcing that they are made to be worthy adversaries for the player.
 [[Jaime Griesemer]] - 1:16 - Now that the Elites have left the Covenant, it gave us a problem for Halo 3.
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 [[Shi Kai Wang]] - 1:45 - It doesn't really turn to out to be really good game play.
-[[Curtis Creamer]] - 1:47 - Going back and trying to recreate a character is like this is one part art and one part science, and the art part is very difficult to understand just exactly how long it's going to take.
+[[Curtis Creamer]] - 1:47 - Going back and trying to recreate a character like this is one part art and one part science, and the art part is very difficult to understand just exactly how long it's going to take.
 [[Isaac Hannaford]] - 2:00 - The concept artist tries to communicate through composition what the idea is trying to get across.  A lot of times the direction just gets narrowed down to, 'can you just make it look cool'. The Brutes originally looked a lot like Chewbacca: like they were just big hairy guys with a Bandolier.  I looked at a lot of animal reference, rhinoceros, and some gorilla.  Their natural body plating was Brutish!  This was our way of, like, kind of pulling them into the fold of the Covenant.  They've got kind of ancient looking buckles and gauntlets, and leather straps holding all that stuff together.  Making them a little more serious bad guy ... I hope.