With crowd density in media, I care less about the prettiest shot and more about the few seconds that reveal how the game behaves when the camera is not showing off.
A trailer can look amazing and still tell us very little. I would rather pause on details that are hard to fake: traffic rhythm, police pressure, interiors, crowd reactions, and whether Leonida feels different from one place to another.
The practical questions:
- how much is staged mood versus readable game footage
- whether Leonida feels different between day, night, city, and rural shots
- what the trailer carefully avoids showing
Коротко по-русски: В трейлерах GTA VI важны не только красивые кадры. Лучше смотреть на детали, которые показывают поведение мира: трафик, людей, полицию, интерьеры и атмосферу разных районов.
Curious where people land on this: What would make crowd density in media feel important rather than just interesting? What older GTA expectation should GTA VI challenge? How could this make the story stronger?
A trailer can look amazing and still tell us very little. I would rather pause on details that are hard to fake: traffic rhythm, police pressure, interiors, crowd reactions, and whether Leonida feels different from one place to another.
The practical questions:
- how much is staged mood versus readable game footage
- whether Leonida feels different between day, night, city, and rural shots
- what the trailer carefully avoids showing
Коротко по-русски: В трейлерах GTA VI важны не только красивые кадры. Лучше смотреть на детали, которые показывают поведение мира: трафик, людей, полицию, интерьеры и атмосферу разных районов.
Curious where people land on this: What would make crowd density in media feel important rather than just interesting? What older GTA expectation should GTA VI challenge? How could this make the story stronger?