[QUOTE=the-dutch-guy;18382829]Sorry but the sniper jumping look ridiculas.[/QUOTE]
You know what? I like it. I'm sick of seeing the same old knife-to-the-throat from behind poses. The only thing that could make this picture better would be if the knife were to be replaced with a bastard sword and a crowd of Loyalists looking up in gut-wrenching terror and awe - each of them secure in the knowledge that no AK-knockoff in the land will save them from a bloody and spectacular death.
I digress, this is a better picture than most of its kind.
[QUOTE=the-dutch-guy;18382829]Sorry but the sniper jumping look ridiculas.[/QUOTE]
it's not jumping
it's falling down
if it's jumping, sniper is ninja
To much blur on guy nr1. Gun and finger pose on the soon to be dead guy makes little sense. And why is the sniper jumping the guy? He is a sniper.
I mean he is jumping one soldier armed with a knife, disregarding his buddy some meters away who will promptly put a bullet in him right after. This is one of those "how not to do it" scenarios:ninja:
You have to admit, having some crazed guy in a ghillie suit jump down and attack your buddy with a knife would be pretty freakin' scary.
When did ghillie suits have silent jetpacks with no thrust showing?
Wow, ninjas in ghillie suits.
The branch would not have been strong enough to carry his weight . This is ridiculous.
Edit : Dayum 666th post :V
Needs motion blur. It looks like he popped up from the ground. :v:
I don't get what's so unrealistic about this. Only one way to surprise your enemy and take them off balance at the same time.
Great work man, not too sure about blurring the grain on the dude near the camera though.
I don't think people read, He said hes falling, Great scenebuild and posing, Me likey.
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