Those CGI artists need to be fired.
There's no excuse for such shitty CGI when gen AI tools exist.
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Those CGI artists need to be fired.
There's no excuse for such shitty CGI when gen AI tools exist.
It's almost like China is looking at Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Israel's invasion of Gaza and thinking "other countries will get upset, but no one will actively fight against us."
"Destroy the pillar of Taiwanese independence! Strike the base camp of Taiwanese independence! Cut off the blood flow of Taiwanese independence!" the People's Liberation Army branch wrote in the video.
Animated missiles — dubbed "independence killing weapons" in the video — descend upon a 3D map of Taipei, Hualien, and Kaohsiung, disappearing in GIFs of fireballs
Cringe.
Lmfao
That's even more cringe than I thought it would be. They could have at least had the self respect to use ArmA 3 footage or something.
The most incredible part is that they don't even have the sense to be embarrassed by this.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
China's Eastern Theater Command on Friday released a simulation video of its missile forces carrying out a mass attack on Taiwan, boasting its land, sea, and air launch capabilities.
The 70-second hype video used a mix of computer-generated animation and live footage to depict warships, land-based rocket launchers, and jet fighters launching waves of missiles at the island.
Animated missiles — dubbed "independence killing weapons" in the video — descend upon a 3D map of Taipei, Hualien, and Kaohsiung, disappearing in GIFs of fireballs.
Friday's missile video was released in tandem with China's series of joint live-fire drills around Taiwan beginning Thursday, its largest such exercise in over a year near the self-governed island.
The "Joint Sword" exercise lasted two days, according to Chinese authorities, who said it was a coordinated effort by its land, sea, air, and missile forces as "punishment" for "separatist" acts in Taiwan.
Lai and his party, which governed Taiwan under previous leader Tsai Ing-wen, have focused on resisting Beijing, angering Chinese officials who say Taipei is teetering toward their red line of declaring independence.
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