New Fan Art Project: Cate Archer 2 by Dream9Studios
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And now for Cate Archer from the sequel game, No One Lives Forever: A Spy in HARM's Way. I think the sequel even more than the original. The humor and parody are so amazing without going too low brow too often. I wish more people would play these games and see for themselves how awesome they are!!
Creating this NOLF2 version of Cate was a bit trickier than the NOLF1 version. The big problem here was finding the right clothing models that I could “kitbash” together to make as close to accurate of an outfit as I could possibly do. I found a hair model that would be much closer to the game version, but I spent all of my budget already, so I had to instead use a hair model already in my runtime. I might get that more accurate hair model later on, but this looks quite good for now, I think. Her pantyhose are 2nd skin shaders that obviously need more adjusting. I might instead go a different route for those altogether. I’m not sure yet. Something to think about.
#nolf #spy #poser13 #superfly #NO_AI #videogames #gaming #v4 #victoria4 #noonelivesforever
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Comments (3)
Beautiful girl.
Two for Two, You really nailed the Cate Archer outfits for both games. Well done. Both games focused on the humor and parody and took some influences from a rich assortment of 60s nostalgia. I have the original discs in retail boxes so might have to dust those off, and replay them,
If you can't get your original discs to work, there's a fan made patch out there that will fix that. I used it a few years ago and it worked well.
I never throw away a computer for just that reason, I'm pretty sure its still loaded on my XP from back then, just got to pull it off the shelf and run it old school. now a functioning VGA monitor, might be a challenge.