A Farewell Film for theHunter Classic
- Mrmr123
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A Farewell Film for theHunter Classic
I decided to fool around with AI, using 24 hour window of free 8 seconds generations, and this is what i came up with, hope you guys enjoy it.
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Well that's crazy. And cool. Thanks for creating and sharing it.
Doc can go pound rocks hahahah. My friend was the EHR herself and she will be greatly missed.
Doc can go pound rocks hahahah. My friend was the EHR herself and she will be greatly missed.
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Most awesome! Thanks for sharing that Mrmr123! The EHR will surely be missed.
BCKidd.
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Keep it real!
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very nice and very toughing,....it brought tears to my eyes.
....it's been a long journey. sadden to see it go.
i would surely like to be able to DL it..
Chuck
i would surely like to be able to DL it..
Chuck
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Very nicely done! 
Which AI did you use?
Which AI did you use?
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Beautifully done. It's true, patience is essential, and sometimes even that isn't enough.
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Thanks a lot guys, to be honest the amount of dislikes and negative comments i received made me question my self, was it that bad? for me, i thought it was nice, i could have made it better if i had more time or money, but i had very close window of 24 hours on higgsfield when they allowed free generations of 8 seconds video using Seedance 2.0 @HooCairs
So i had to do few takes for each scene and choose the best looking one, i think i created like 70+ scenes, it was fun trying this out for the first time, AI generations and editing, enjoyed both, and learning as i go in that 24 hour window
Glad you guys liked it, i do miss the game, this work was pure love for the game... hopefully my second video either a remake of this one, or the miracle where the Docs wakes up, representing the game coming back
So i had to do few takes for each scene and choose the best looking one, i think i created like 70+ scenes, it was fun trying this out for the first time, AI generations and editing, enjoyed both, and learning as i go in that 24 hour window
Glad you guys liked it, i do miss the game, this work was pure love for the game... hopefully my second video either a remake of this one, or the miracle where the Docs wakes up, representing the game coming back
THE VISION
Doc is not just a character. He is the game — the voice that welcomed you, scolded you, and signed every trophy letter for thirteen years. His death is the server shutdown. But the film is not about the ending. It is about inheritance: Mason carries what Doc taught him, Eli carries what Mason teaches him, and the player carries all of it. The reserve closes. The memories don't.
Core symbols:
The radio = the servers. Silent on the desk. Alive in the memory. Carried out at the end.
The lodge trophies = every harvest the player ever logged.
The Roosevelt Elk at the end = the reserve itself, watching them go, still alive somewhere. and he is a rare albino representing the trophy we are all after.
Funny blooper:
The doc was suppose to say he had been looking for this rare trophy for 13 years not 30 years, which represent my gaming time give or take. i only noticed this after the free generations were over so no retakes xD
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Good job Mrmr123. Kind of captures what we're losing, the whole theHunter ethics. Good job!!
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Very nice. Kind of a tear-jerker.
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