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Doc: "i'm a pacifist"
Caboose: "your a thing that babies suck on?"
Tucker: "no dude, that's a pedephile"
Church: "tucker, i think he means a pacifier"
Posted by: the wild bill
Posted by: dansego
To the person (idiot) who was trying to compare mixing light to mixing paint.
Try mixing all the colours you own together, you get brown.
Then consider white light has every colour in it. idiots
Have you never seen what happens when two lights with colour filters converge? Its pretty similar to paint, I can tell you now. White light is pretty much the only difference.
So, who was saying idiot again?
Besides all this, and back to the main topic, when a green car drives through the desert, does it change colour like the MC has in the trailer?
I would say a car was probably shinier than the MC anyway, seeing as he'd probably want to limit how easy it is to see him. Therefore, unless it's mud and/or sand, which I seriously doubt as he'd change colour from cutscene to cutscene as you (the player) cannot see his colour when playing, then his armour has changed colour.
i disagree, i work with color's and texture samples for exterior applications and i can tell you that your surrounding area and the amount of sunlight greatly affect the appearance of things. MC armor is a kind of pale green, not a very dark or deep color. it would be very easy for it to reflect lighting if the game physics system allows such a thing. because i tell you right now, if i were to take a glossy pale green sample out to a huge sandy desert surrounded by sunlight it would take on a sandy color, plain and simple. that does not mean he hasn't had a color change, or new armor, but it doesn't mean he has either.