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Any animators/developers know why Ubisoft just doesn't switch to JALI to use for facial animation cutscenes in Assassin's Creed? It's what Cyberpunk 2077 uses and it's one the most impressive uses of technology i've seen. I don't think it's something licensed to CDPR, because Don't Nod uses it for... Lost Records. Is it because of Ubisoft's Anvil engine having it's own internal systems and tools for character animation? JALI is 10x better than their current procedural generated process. I watched the AC Odyssey GDC 2019 cutscene presentation, and it's not good. Great from a business perspective to save on costs and time, but horrendous from the perspective of playing the game as a consumer. It started with Odyssey and has carried over since in every game, and somehow it's gotten worse with AC Shadows. It needs to change.show more

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