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Resident Evil 6 exhibits unusual enemy behavior.

Resident Evil 6 exhibits unusual enemy behavior.

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Medved_Ru
Junior Member
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01-09-2016, 09:09 PM
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In Mercenaries: No Mercy, Stage 3 of Mining the Depths, enemies exhibit unusual behavior – running with arms raised horizontally and remaining largely immobile while difficult to target. This pattern resembles a recurring "signature." Any recognition of this behavior is requested. It does not appear to be exclusive to Resident Evil 6. Similar occurrences have been observed previously, though the specific source is currently unknown. Assistance or feedback would be appreciated.
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Medved_Ru
01-09-2016, 09:09 PM #1

In Mercenaries: No Mercy, Stage 3 of Mining the Depths, enemies exhibit unusual behavior – running with arms raised horizontally and remaining largely immobile while difficult to target. This pattern resembles a recurring "signature." Any recognition of this behavior is requested. It does not appear to be exclusive to Resident Evil 6. Similar occurrences have been observed previously, though the specific source is currently unknown. Assistance or feedback would be appreciated.

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dilpickle
Junior Member
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01-10-2016, 07:28 AM
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The enemy in your screenshot is “T-posing,” which is the common term for the base model of the character without any animations applied to it. This is something the game failed to fully “activate” per say; this can happen in just about any game in theory that used 3D models. Most games simply test and remove bugs so the average user would never see this bug. It’s not really something you can fix either; you can contact the devs of the game to see if it is a known issue, but you probably won't see any fix.
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dilpickle
01-10-2016, 07:28 AM #2

The enemy in your screenshot is “T-posing,” which is the common term for the base model of the character without any animations applied to it. This is something the game failed to fully “activate” per say; this can happen in just about any game in theory that used 3D models. Most games simply test and remove bugs so the average user would never see this bug. It’s not really something you can fix either; you can contact the devs of the game to see if it is a known issue, but you probably won't see any fix.

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WPaige
Senior Member
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01-10-2016, 07:44 AM
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The enemy in your screenshot is “T-posing,” which is the common term for the base model of the character without any animations applied to it. It’s something the game failed to fully “activate” per say; this can happen in just about any game in theory that used 3D models. Most games simply test and remove bugs so the average user would never see this bug. It’s not really something you can fix either; you can contact the devs of the game to see if it’s a known issue, but you probably won’t see any fix.
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WPaige
01-10-2016, 07:44 AM #3

The enemy in your screenshot is “T-posing,” which is the common term for the base model of the character without any animations applied to it. It’s something the game failed to fully “activate” per say; this can happen in just about any game in theory that used 3D models. Most games simply test and remove bugs so the average user would never see this bug. It’s not really something you can fix either; you can contact the devs of the game to see if it’s a known issue, but you probably won’t see any fix.

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CrisisCryptic
Junior Member
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01-17-2016, 07:30 PM
#4
I had recognized it previously.
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CrisisCryptic
01-17-2016, 07:30 PM #4

I had recognized it previously.