Avalanche Software program has been teasing out quick clips of Hogwarts Legacy, however a current AutoDesk presentation has given an excellent better have a look at the motion role-playing title. The occasion, whereas technical in nature, featured some behind-the-scenes footage in addition to a cutscene starring a hippogriff.
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— Hogwarts Legacy Information (@HogLegNews) August 3, 2022
The cutscene was clipped and posted by Hogwarts Legacy Information on Twitter and was taken from the broader presentation. The presentation was very technical and detailed Avalanche’s manufacturing packages, mocap classes, and the struggles it went by attempting to develop a sport throughout quarantine. Whereas some elements confirmed character fashions of dragons and a few characters, it primarily consisted of very early scenes meant for different builders.
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On the finish of the video, nevertheless, the crew debuted the “closing” model of the cutscene it had been exhibiting in numerous phases of improvement the entire time. Mentioned scene had some darkish magicians attempting to seize a hippogriff, in addition to the protagonist and one other pupil. According to Community Manager Chandler Wood, it was an prolonged model of a cutscene from Sony’s State of Play presentation from earlier within the yr.
The presentation additionally gave the faintest have a look at its character customization techniques. It was nothing new or out of the abnormal, however confirmed that gamers can change their hair colour, face form, coiffure, eyebrow colour, and eye colour along with including freckles, scars, or moles. Wooden later tweeted that Avalanche would give extra particulars concerning character customization at a later date and present that “mysterious closing tab.”
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