ChrisOfTheDead

@chrisofthedead.bsky.social

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AKA ChrisDAnimation Tags #3DAnimation Game dev. Animator. Looking for work. Previously at Rooster Teeth (RvB S12) Helping out on CRASH I also run @oblivionloading.bsky.social He/Him https://www.youtube.com/chrisofthedead https://ko-fi.com/chrisofthedead

A custom Space Marine from Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, wearing light blue and white armor, with a shark and knight theme to the armor, and the new cross-compatible tabards, but the cloth physics when spinning the marine in character customization flaps out the chest of the tabard's cloth physics to make the marine look like he has huge breasts.
Message I received from someone after a Halo Infinite PvP that match I played on controller in November 2023: "Just another pc modder get reported dbg" Me: "I'm playing on controller. No mods. PC Game Pass. That was my first decent game all night."
A grid of my animated gifs on Klipy, with view counts often in the thousands.
The prison cell from the start of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.
A Space Marine 2 operations mode screenshot of a Blood Raven marine whose animation bugged, and he is holding the Space Marine 1 campaign Chainsword like it's a rifle, with his left hand, which usually grabs the body of a rifle to steady the aim, holding the front base of the sword directly on the chainsaw blades.
A land of spiky ash mountains seen from across a white stone block bridge. The opposite side, from which the camera is placed, is a lush green grassy area. Shiirk the Shark Knight is T-posing for scale.
A low-res screenshot of Halo 3, from an old clips montage from back around 2007. The name ChrisOfTheDead is in the lower right corner to indicate who's perspective the footage was from. The enemy player is a blue Spartan with the gamertag "wwwLvl50com", which is showing above the player's head, because they are purposefully not playing the game legitimately because they are trying to advertise the website listed as their gamertag.
A low-poly Shark Knight T-posing with a shocked expression, with his mouth hanging open in a goofy way.
A screenshot from Low-Poly Knights, my low-poly, retro-game art-style series that pays homage to the experience of playing fantasy RPGs and the Bethesda games of old. The meme shows two versions of the same screenshot, the one on top labeled "DLSS 5 Off", of which DLSS is Nvidia's AI filter meant to make games look good and pretty at the fraction of the performance cost, but actually makes things look worse and acts as a crutch to let game dev leadership focus on not optimizing their games to run well on their own. The top screenshot with the AI feature off shows a humanoid nurse shark knight in silver armor on top of blue clothing, holding a blue steel sword and shield, walking in some dark ancient ruins. A skeleton clad in rusty armor, also wielding a sword and shield, is raising its arm to attack from inside of a dark hallway. In the distance behind the skeleton, you can see the silhouette of the knight's companions from the series, a large yellow worm, and a blue lizard/dragon knight, standing there. The second image, labeled "DLSS 5 On" has the exposure of the screenshot blown out, making the scene look brightly lit, and photorealistic faces on each of the characters in the scene. The shark knight has a Greenland shark face blended onto his head, notably protruding too far out, a realistic skull on the skeleton, a silly vacant lizard head on the knight in the distance, but tinted over-saturated blue, and a yellow-tinted Graboid (the worm monsters from the film series Tremors) head is pasted over the worm's head.
A custom cover art for Halo: The Master Chief Collection featuring the Halo 2, 3, and Infinite helmet design in the center of the art, instead of the official art, which uses the Halo 4 and 5 helmet design. The number icon at the bottom is for how many hours I have played the game (or just left it open, it includes AFK time) and the number is currently at 800.8 hours, which is visually similar to the word "BOOB".
A dusty red-brown shark man in knight armor holding up a blue-bladed sword and a shield. Behind him is a blue dragon man, also in knight armor, and a yellow worm with a green mouth, pale patches of skin, and a broken tusk on the side of its mouth. They are in ancient stone ruins that are dimly lit, and a faint orange light hitting them from the front.
Text too long for BlueSky that reads: Huh... I had the rules of stat modifiers in 5e wrong this whole time. It's apparently just a table you follow, and not a formula. I was always told, for stat scores, "Every 2 you have above or below 10 is a +1 or -1" and that's only true for the positive numbers. Based on that, I always assumed a stat score of 9 would be a +0 modifier, but the -1 modifier are for 8-9. I always thought that 8 was the first -1 and, 9, 10, and 11 were all +0, when it's actually just a chart this whole time. Up until today, I've never actually seen a character sheet with a stat score of 9 anywhere. I've only ever seen the lowest numbers be 8 or 10, so my misconception was never challenged. (Mind blown emoji) Then it shows the Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition ability stat modifier chart with the following scores: A score of 1 leads to a modifier of -5. A score of 2 or 3 leads to a modifier of -4. A score of 4 or 5 leads to a modifier of -3. A score of 6 or 7 leads to a modifier of -2. A score of 8 or 9 leads to a modifier of -1. A score of 10 or 11 leads to a modifier of 0. A score of 12 or 13 leads to a modifier of +1. A score of 14 or 15 leads to a modifier of +2. A score of 16 or 17 leads to a modifier of +3. A score of 18 or 19 leads to a modifier of +4. A score of 20 leads to a modifier of +5.