Бенжамин Бёрнли өөрийн бүтээсэн True First Person модны чанарыг шүүмжилсэн хэрэглэгчийн эсрэг олон нийтийн сүлжээгээр дамжуулан дургүйцлээ илэрхийлжээ.
Breaking Benjamin хамтлагийн ахлагч Бенжамин Бёрнли Нью-Жерси мужийн Холмдел хотод болсон тоглолтынхоо үеэр Fallout 4 тоглоомын модныхоо талаар дөрвөн минут гаруй хугацаанд ярьж, үзэгчдийг уг модыг татаж авахыг уриалсан байна. Тэрээр өөрийн бүтээсэн модыг олон нийтийн дунд “чанаргүй” хэмээн доромжилж, дарамталсан моддертой өрсөлдөх зорилготой байгаагаа илэрхийлжээ. Бёрнли өөрийн модыг илүү олон хүн татаж авснаар уг хэрэглэгчид хариу барихыг хүсэж байгаагаа онцолсон байна.
“True First Person” нэртэй уг мод нь Fallout 4 тоглоомын анхны хүний харагдацыг өөрчилж, тоглогчийн бүх биеийн хэсэг, хувцас, тоног хэрэгслийг харагдах боломжтой болгодог шинэчлэлт юм. Энэхүү мод нь ажлын байр болон хуягт хувцас ашиглах зэрэг тоглоомын явцад камерын харагдацыг албадан өөрчилдөг хэсгүүдэд ч анхны хүний горимыг хэвээр хадгалдаг онцлогтой.
Nexus Mods платформ дээр байршуулсан уг мод нь Ням гарагт шинэчлэгдсэн бөгөөд “AI assisted” буюу хиймэл оюун ухааны тусламжтайгаар бүтээгдсэн гэж тэмдэглэгджээ. Бёрнли “killemloud” гэх нэрээр уг платформд идэвхтэй байдаг бөгөөд тоглолтын дараа өөрийн модыг дэмжсэн хэрэглэгчдэд талархал илэрхийлсэн байна. Breaking Benjamin хамтлаг нь өмнө нь Halo 2 тоглоомын дууг бичиж байсан түүхтэй юм.
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Local Man Benjamin Burnley interrupts a Breaking Benjamin concert with a rant about his True First Person 1.2 Fallout 4 mod
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An amazing scene played out over the weekend at a Breaking Benjamin concert in Holmdel, NJ, as captured by Reddit user im_all_ears (embedded above).
Band frontman Benjamin Burnley spent over four minutes imploring the audience to download his Fallout 4 mod in an effort to stick it to another modder who Burnley says bullied him over the quality of his work.
“There was a modder in the community that was really mean to me and bullying me, saying, ‘Oh, your mod is shit. You don’t know what you’re fucking doing,'” said Burnley. “So I’m doing this every fucking night, and blowing his fucking downloads out of the water.”
That was a mere two minutes into the four-and-a-half minute rant. Someone behind the scenes at the venue even joined in, putting the mod’s details up on screens.
“Even if you fuckin’ don’t play that game, go and download it. It’s on Nexus Mods,” said Burnley. “Tomorrow I better see all my motherfuckin’ downloads going up.”
One attendee shouted: “Play some music!” Others in the crowd were loving it. Burnley kept going, telling the audience to wait for his new update to drop before downloading the mod.
“When you post a mod, you’re supposed to be able to grow and learn and make it better,” Burnley said. “And right off the bat, this fucking asshole was shitting on my mod.”
Sure enough, the mod, which is called ‘True First Person,’ was last updated on Sunday. Here’s how Burnely describes the mod on its Nexus Mods page:
“Fallout 4’s vanilla first person shows a pair of floating arms. This mod replaces that with a True First Person perspective where your player character’s full body is rendered and visible in first person. Look down and you’ll see your body, legs, clothing and equipped gear as part of the same character you see in third person. Your perspective also stays in first person during interactions that would normally force the camera out, such as workstations, power armor, etc.”
The mod is tagged “AI assisted,” so presumably an amount of vibe coding went into it. The comments are now full of fans reacting to the concert, so actual assessments of how well it works are hard to come by, but Burnley has posted a video of the mod in action.
“Brother I’m at your concert right now. You have my download,” reads one post on the mod’s page. Burnley, whose Nexus Mods username is “killemloud,” thanked the poster that same night, after the show.
Breaking Benjamin was formed in 1999, and has a previous connection to gaming: the single “Blow Me Away,” which it recorded for the Halo 2 soundtrack.
