Jolene Cranley-Evans' Ghost on Mount Gordo uses a clever visual trick: two images spawn simultaneously—a normal ghost and a slightly larger mirrored version facing west. This duplicate was deliberately added by developers to make the ghost visible from the campsite below, eliminating the need to model a back view.
Source: Mount Gordo Campsite — CC BY-SA
The broken LOD showing how the mirrored ghost copy glitches at distance—smoking gun for the double-image trick.
Map of the ghost voice zone where devs rigged the twin-image hack to guarantee visibility from below.
The campsite that forced devs to get clever—no back model needed, just a bigger mirrored clone doing the work.
Jolene's ghost at night—she's got no back, literally. Just the mirrored twin faking it from the other angle.
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