Sadly, you often need to justify questions offline as well. It's just that people love gatekeeping and making fun of others if you show weakness or ignorance. On top of that, you can't convey tone as easily through text, so genuine misinterpretations are common. People also give hostile responses when others have asked the same question in bad faith.
A long drive through mostly conservative areas while being transgender. It can be kind of nerve-wracking tbh, even if you pass. There's always the fear that you'll make someone uncomfortable, even if nothing dangerous happens.
If you want to actually do something about our terrible system, you're a radical leftist. The fact that it's demonized is a moral condemnation of society, not you.
I looked, but what I saw redid everything instead of just the real people. I'm talking about keeping everything the same except make the people into high quality 3d models with the same style.
Honestly, it's not too late for them to make it one. They probably haven't finished much more than we see here, and most of this could be reused by just putting detailed character models over the actors. It'd be even less work than with the sonic redo, as they'd have the environments and animation reference already done. They wouldn't have to worry about lighting the real footage with in game light sources and would have more freedom to tweak scenes now.
It might even be cheaper to do things that way from here on out, as they would already have models of the people in the scene where the actors are supposed to be in the render. This approach makes no sense, which tells me that some producer and/or the director is fixated on putting real people in Minecraft. You could still have them be from our world while not making everyone's jobs harder and alienating the audience.
I really hope some vfx channel whips up a redo of this trailer with 3d characters in a week and the studio actually changes it.
It might not have gotten finished if it didn't have such high viewership. Most shows of that quality get ignored and forgotten, but by being hated, it overperformed
Sadly, you often need to justify questions offline as well. It's just that people love gatekeeping and making fun of others if you show weakness or ignorance. On top of that, you can't convey tone as easily through text, so genuine misinterpretations are common. People also give hostile responses when others have asked the same question in bad faith.