you normally see. We didn't want to do anything that was sort of fancy or showy. We wanted to create a sort of a brutal street fighting style, all survival fighting. So every move that he makes is about trying to take somebody out. There's no move that's just for show. Everything was just raw and fast and extremely violent, shock and awe style. The fighting from an animation point of view. Aiden Pearce is a character that we try to show. He's both intelligent and extremely violent. So why buy that? You're gonna see that he does things that are very smart that give him a tactical advantage. He uses little things like his tactical baton or just the way he sort of sneaks around and stealths around on hacking. He uses all of these components to sort of as smart as enemies. [Music] That's it for today. For more info, follow us on Twitter at WatchdogsGame or at Facebook.com slash WatchdogsGame. [Music] [Applause] You

We were lucky enough to work with, to start off with casting Sebastian below. He's almost too perfect for mocap. You know, he's like super athletic. He can sometimes move better than even can actually move, and we have to sometimes even slow him down a little bit, which is very, very rare in mocap. Usually, the animators have to go in and speed up and augment the animation, but actually, Sebastian is so athletic that he can do actually more than Aiden can really do in the game. It's a pocket was a big thing for us. I've never seen anybody really tried to do this in India in a videogame before because it's very complicated to make a hand go into a pocket in a believable way and have the cloth move with the pocket because we have simulated cloth on the characters. So, we just built the simple rope that you hang around the neck when he walks. It just kind of helps the hands hang in the correct position framing. We tried to create a fighting style that's a lot more realistic than

Behind the Scenes - Watch Dogs [Making of]

Behind the Scenes - Watch Dogs [Making of]

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