2009 Dodge Charger
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| Auteur | Message |
|---|---|
| 2006 Dodge Charger | |
| Charger | |
| Yeah, but let's face it, the original model probably didn't have a grill at all since you only saw it in black and white anyway. If this is one of the low-detail cars from either game they'd have had to rework it or it'd look like a dog's hind leg this close up. | |
| SizSkiizd a écrit Well, the Ford Transit Connect was introduced in 2003 - so sure, why not? Yes, but the one in MW3 has the modern 3 rib grill. | |
| Maltravers a écrit Škoda Octavia [Typ 1Z]. Yes. | |
| Well, the Ford Transit Connect was introduced in 2003 - so sure, why not? | |
| I doubt it. Ford Transit Connects in 2007? | |
| Actually, I think the blown up low-poly cars are slightly reworked versions of the ones in the junkyard in MW1's "Death From Above" level anyway, so they might have had access to the same models. | |
| Were the blown up low poly cars in MW2? No. Reused MW3 assets. -- Last edit: 2012-11-23 09:26:44 | |
| Probably earlier games, most likely MW2. Blops 2 was in development as soon as 1 finished, so they didn't have a lot of time to take art assets from MW3. I think that's also why they used the MW2 M2 Browning which has no player hands and no ammo supply rather than the much better one from MW3. Oldest recycled 3D art asset in the game is the mortars in the first level, which are seven years old and first appeared in Call of Duty 2. Oldest anything is the white crosshair for the rocket launchers which is nine years old and is from the original game. | |
| It's a Charger. I think all these lowpoly vehicles are restored versions of the blown up ones from MW3. | |
| I was thinking it is Dodge Charger with Octavia grill. | |
| Škoda Octavia [Typ 1Z]. |
