because the a default position in 3d modelling software showing up sometimes a fallback for when a videogame breaks a little is contextually very silly.
also because we very rarely get to see something hit a total failure state and have the outcome be absurd instead of completely horrific.
when people or animals reach a complete failure state, we fucking die.
building? collapse.
aeroplane engines? explosive plane crash.
structural integrity of earth's crust? volcanic explosion
but an animated visual representation of a human or animal, constructed of millions of polygons, controlled by thousands to millions of lines of code, meticulously voice acted and covered in incredibly high-res textures? you know what it does?
because the a default position in 3d modelling software showing up sometimes a fallback for when a videogame breaks a little is contextually very silly.
also because we very rarely get to see something hit a total failure state and have the outcome be absurd instead of completely horrific.
when people or animals reach a complete failure state, we fucking die.
building? collapse.
aeroplane engines? explosive plane crash.
structural integrity of earth's crust? volcanic explosion
but an animated visual representation of a human or animal, constructed of millions of polygons, controlled by thousands to millions of lines of code, meticulously voice acted and covered in incredibly high-res textures? you know what it does?
it just goes "uhhhh gimme the T"
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