Elite Run Cycle

[Ishtvan]

On the off chance that Odd isn't being sarcastic:

 

Some of the newer Chinese movies have a similar style (though not necessarily a good plot). Ones that come to mind are: Hero and House of Flying Daggers. There was another one called Warriors of Heaven and Earth or something that tried to be a similar epic, but was nowhere near as good.

[pakmannen]

House of flying daggers has that swordrun as well. I actually thought of this thread when I watched it.

 

@Odd: House of flying daggers is similar to crouching tiger, but a lot worse I'm afraid. I was disappointed. Check out "Hero" instead. Very impressive.

[oDDity]

Why would I be sarcastic, it was a great movie. Some of you seem to have the opinion that I have never liked anything, ever.

I think I saw house of flying daggers, but I'll check out Hero.

[Darkness_Falls]

A friend of mine has "House of Flying Daggers." I saw part of it and found it kind've interesting, actually. I never watched all the way through, but it seemed like it had potential.

[sparhawk]

Why would I be sarcastic, it was a great movie. Some of you seem to have the opinion that I have never liked anything, ever.

 

LOL!

 

I don't think that anybody thinks you don't like anything. I guess its more that some of us don't think you are stating your real intent all to often.

[SneaksieDave]

Hero and House of Flying Daggers.

 

Exactly the two I was about to write.

[god_is_my_goldfish]

I guess this isn't a good time to pipe up about how much I disliked Crouching Tiger then, is it?

 

Anyway, to the task at hand.

 

When running with a weapon. It's more sensible to carry it low, near the hip or waist, rather than high. It let's you have better balance when running.

[Domarius]

So I should lower it?

[Fingernail]

Hero is much better than House of Flying daggers, although they all are very nice to look at.

[Domarius]

When running with a weapon. It's more sensible to carry it low, near the hip or waist, rather than high. It let's you have better balance when running.

I always felt there was something "wrong" with the way the T2 sword guards ran - as if they just took a normal jogging animation and stuck a sword in the model's hand, looks like a toy sword with no weight to it.

 

With it lower, in which direction should the tip be pointing? Straight up? 45 degrees up? straight flat out in front? If you could sketch a pose that would be good.