FOX Engine? More like FUCKS Engine

[Whatepok]

[Ex-President]

Yeah that sucks. Send this to KojiPro so they'll fix it for TPP.

[Canucklehead]

*Cancles pre-order*

[Code_R]

Masterpiece 10/10

[THEND]

IF IT HADN'T BEEN FOR THE REVOLUTION!
LA LI LU LE LO
*BURP*

[Solidsuitlarry]

I don't rike this at all

[Canucklehead]

There is hope though! Afterall, Ground Zeroes was just a DEMO, so maybe the actual game will be, like, not junk.

[Punished Pastry]

wtf why did i buy GZ. 20 dollars I could have spent on a tuggie from that homeless lady that likes to sleep in the clinic parking lot next to my house.

[Canucklehead]

You know she's clean if there's a clinic in her backyard!

[jdnation]

This is a deliberate upset!

ALL FOR REVENGE!

[Metal Gear Z]

"The legs i've lost, it's like theyre still there."

[Punished Pastry]

I'm gunna make them give back our campiness

[jdnation]

The Phantom Wall!

The trojan legs are in!

One foot is in the door, the other is on the bomb!

It's Berlin 1984 all over again!

[Canucklehead]

Shut up, fuck.

I hate all the shit they fucked ip in the MGSV DEMO, but hopefully their actual effort went into Phantom Pain, with Ground Zeroes just being their tester alpha build.

[Old Gross]

I really should starting be more captious about things, instead of brushing them off on plausible reasons....in the case of MGSV, the fact that enemy limbs clips through walls and stuff should be addressed to KojiPro, especially since they didn't in the previous MGS games. Though I forget if they still clip through even when they're dead. Dead bodies in MGSV can flail about more frequently depending on what you do.
There's a default pose for enemies when they're incapacitated, even after you kill them with a headshot or something. But when you shoot the corpse, the body suddenly goes limp and subsequently more ragdoll-ey. I think this was the case for MGS4, too, but I forget....but I recall MGS4 having more ragdoll physics than its predecessors....
...my point here is that maybe enemy limbs won't clip through walls and other surfaces when they're dead, whilst if they're incapacitated (KO'ed, tranqed), their limbs seem to clip through surfaces because that's just the way the pose data* (and motion data?*) is set up or something. This data may not have been made to compensate for exterior interferences with limbs from the game world. It could all just be a method of saving memory for the rest of the game, but, again, I don't know.

Anyway, if it's not too late, maybe this issue should be forwarded to KojiPro. Not that I should be really bothered, but.....oh wait; I said I should start being more captious about things....not that I'll probably live up to it...

*"Pose data" and "motion data" are terms I got from using MikuMikuDance. I don't know if these are recognized words in videogame development or such. I can only hope people know what I'm talking about here.