Difference between revisions of "Cut Scene"
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| − | A '''cut scene''' is a scene which brakes the action of the game and focus on something different before reentering the main time- and plot line of the larp. There is several kinds of cut scenes, among them: | + | A '''cut scene''' is a scene which brakes the action of the game and focus on something different before reentering the main time- and plot line of the larp. There is several kinds of cut scenes, among them: |
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Latest revision as of 00:14, 30 May 2014
A cut scene is a scene which brakes the action of the game and focus on something different before reentering the main time- and plot line of the larp. There is several kinds of cut scenes, among them:
This kind of technique is often used together with the instruction Freeze, Cut or Brake to halt the action of the game.
