Commanding a dog

A dog you can give orders to. A command menu appears in the corner with SCOLD, PET and STUDY on three buttons, and one of the three is greyed out.

At 1:57 in the Extended Look the bottom right of the screen carries a short list of prompts. DOG sits at the top on L2, as the context. Below it: SCOLD on circle, PET on triangle, and STUDY on R1. STUDY is drawn dimmer than the other two.

The layout is the same as the dialogue prompts elsewhere in the video — a stacked list, one button each — so it reads as a contextual menu rather than a one-off scripted moment.

Two of the three are self-explanatory. STUDY is not, and the fact that it is greyed out at this moment says it is conditional on something. Nothing in the material says what.

How to recognise it

• DOG on L2 as the context header
• SCOLD on circle, PET on triangle, STUDY on R1
• STUDY drawn dimmer than the other two options
• The same stacked prompt layout used for dialogue choices elsewhere

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at ~1:57.01. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 384 by 238 of it.

What we still do not know

• What STUDY does, and what makes it available
• Whether the dog is a companion you keep or belongs to a scene
• Whether the dog follows, fetches, or fights
• Whether there are more commands off the bottom of the visible list