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Metal Gear Solid V's D-Dog Intro Is A Lot Weirder With Ocelot's Crotch
Metal Gear Solid V is a great game, but there's no game that can't be made better by mods. The PC community is hard at work manipulating Kojima's latest masterpiece, and the results are...weird.
The video below comes from Facebook user ED-E, and shows what happens when you replace D-Dog's puppy model with a full-grown Ocelot. It just so happens that the character model defaults to crotch level, which makes his playful nuzzling of Big Boss all the more awkward. A similar mod video hit earlier this year, when YouTube user tmacc posted a video of Ground Zeroes' lengthy intro, with the guard dogs replaced by human soldiers. However, the results weren't nearly as hilarious as this:
That said, Tactical Modding Operations ups the ante by showing us what some of Quiet's ridiculously voyeuristic scenes would look like if they starred Ocelot as well.
[Source: Facebook, YouTube (1), (2), Quiet videos via Polygon]
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