[Hacktivist] Watch_Dogs Series: TakeDown Animation Showcase

So...this is an idea that's been drilling into my head for the past few weeks. Took a lot of time to go over as well put a lot of effort into but I think it was well worth it. The idea came around in my head when I heard that Watch_Dogs 3 may arrive sooner than layer this year. This prompted me to replay not only the 1st Watch Dogs but to also replay Bad Blood and some parts of WD2 to capture the moments that each protagonist had. I wanted to make a TakeDown Video that blows all of the other ones I've created into dust. In this showcase, each character will be shown trying to push their limits and go all out with their own personal weapons in their own unique style. They'll be performing their unique TD animations while wearing their default outfits (because old habits die hard). Along with that, each TD will be given a name (similar to my WD2 TD Video...). From here, we'll see how each Takedown is performed as well as how it has "evolved" over time, I suppose. In each "phase", I've also included tracks that have implemented into the game as well as tracks that are more or less...appropriate. So yea...That's basically all there is to it. I know it's long but it's worth it. Hope you guys enjoy. Love you all and Peace! P.S. - I'm still unsure as to whether I've gotten them all...Who knows? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Twitter Info:   / busbyrock30   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Game(s) - Watch_Dogs, Watch_Dogs: Bad Blood, Watch_Dogs 2 (Rated "M" for Mature) System (Console) - PlayStation 4 Recorded W/ - PlayStation Share Edited W/ - Sony Vegas Pro 13 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Songs Utilized: 1.) "Fast Lane" - Bad Meets Evil ft. Eminem 2.) "Spaz" (Instrumental) - N.E.R.D. 3.) "The Merlaut" composed by - Brian Reitzell 4.) "Shangheid" composed by - Hudson Mohawke 5.) "Sometimes You Still Lose" composed by - Brian Reitzell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.