Modern civilized countries are all rule-of-law societies, will Smith a slap, so that he can not enter the Oscars for ten years, but the game world does not have to worry about these, you can not only give you a big fight for unpleasant characters, and even experience this feeling of wrongdoing from the first perspective.
Recently, a mod author with the ID of FlyingParticle has produced an interactive mod for The Elder Scrolls 5VR. This mod modifies the game's ragdoll system so that it manifests itself when and wherever it is, and the game's real and natural physical feedback, no matter what the player does.
What is the use of this mod? For example, if you want to teach some lessons to those annoying NPCs, but don't want to kill him, or antagonize the entire city and increase your crime value, then maybe you'll need this mod.
With this mod, you can grab an NPC by the neck on the street at any time and stage a "Northeast Past" on Ximu Street.
In the original The Elder Scrolls 5 version, players can put items such as bamboo baskets and iron pots on the heads of NPCs to block their field of vision, so that players can easily steal things. And this trick is also available in the VR version, and through this mod, you can directly grab the neck collar of the NPC and give him a violent buckle, without pointing the position little by little like the original version.
Of course, there are simpler and more brutal ways, players can directly drag NPCs away, so that they don't have to worry about stealing things and being discovered.
In addition to the ragdoll system, the mod author also modified the unit collision volume, and the player's attack judgment became more rigorous, as long as the axe did not exactly cut the target, even if it was crossed from a very close distance, there was no attack judgment.
Although this modification reduces the probability of accidental injury, it also increases the difficulty of attack hits, but don't worry, you can grasp the target with one hand and attack with the other.
The physical interaction with the game's NPC that players can imagine, through this mod, can be achieved, and it can be said that this mod brings flexible hands to the old roll player for the first time.
FlyingParticle's mod, although the current operation can be limited, but the future can be expected, based on this mod, it is difficult to say whether some more interesting mods will be born in the future.
Yun Youji was also an old roll player before, and also liked to install and organize mods, which expanded the boundaries of the game body, and some mods were even as popular as the game body, such as a "laboratory". After seeing this mod, some decent gentlemen immediately thought about whether these interactions could be used in shameful things.
In fact, compared to Planck, in the VR version of The Elder Scrolls 5, the mod that increases the physical collision of the game, such as the dynamic petal, appeared much earlier, and even the functions were more abundant than the original mod.
In The Elder Scrolls V, there are also mods that support the physical collision of various sensitive parts of the player, and these mods are no worse than some 3D animations.
And to the VR version, similar mods were also made by netizens a few years ago, the mod and the SSE version of the same, there are chest, buttocks, abdomen, what a collision, and even the VR version also has more hands and weapons collision, as long as the player installs a specific body shape and physical framework.
The emergence of new technologies is always the first to be used in war and sex, and this law is also reflected in the old mod world.
Still, while similar mods have long existed and seem to be more eye-catching, Planck still has a point in its existence.
After all, who doesn't like to give a few big fights to annoying people with their own hands than to cut people with a knife?