The two front wheels on Caesar's bike gives it a chariot like look which is fitting as it further evokes the imagery of being a Caesar living up to her name.
BRO! Y'all need to LIKE and SUB to this guy! This was an awesome reaction and analysis! Not too much talking during the vid, focused on what's going on, then going through it in depth not pausing it during the first watch...seriously, this is as good as it gets!
Let it sink in the fact that the animators during a story board meeting pitched an idea to incorporate A SHOWER SCENE in Caesars trailer… AND IT GOT APPROVED…AND THEY ANIMATED IT
I mean, if it has an ACTUAL purpose, why not ? Even tho most people aren't gonna see it... Kinda felt the same way with Jane's demo (the interrogation one), I get the appeal but that's not all of it, like am I crazy or are we watching a different trailer ? (I'm fine with joking around, but if that's the only thing some people are gonna remember about this trailer...)
I absolutely agree that there was an actual purpose behind the shower scene. If it had just been there for fan service it wouldn’t have been nearly as good. I also very much agree with you on the Jane Demo. In my reaction to that I am much more focused on the insane art and show of character than the fan service that a lot of people obsessed over.
As far as I can tell, the Sons' bikes are: Caesar: Fantasy war chariot vibe Burnice: Cafe Racer Lighter: Indian Lucy: Easy Rider (in her live wallpaper, you can see that it even has a jockey shift, which is an aftermarket mod)
The dichotomy of epic badass battle hardened leader to laid back playful goofball was perfect. Also, while the shower scene wasn't necessary, it was absolutely well placed. The fan service in this game is certainly peak. Besides, if the leaked schedule is accurate, the furries won't be spending any money until Miyabi in 1.4, so appealing to the foot and yuri crowd is pretty damn smart.
I feel like they do a good job balancing the fan service so it never becomes too much. As you said, the shower scene was well placed to show the more casual and goofy side of Caesar’s character. So though often excessive fan service can damage my immersion/investment, when used in tandem with good character writing it suddenly becomes more interesting than just fan service.
