If the real football or ice hockey games are anything to go by, it's hardly a big loss considering everyone just releases the SAME DAMN GAME WE PLAYED FOUR YEARS AGO with updated kits and rosters. You could just buy those, use your imagination a little and all will be well.
Posts by Taylor
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YOU EAT GOATS.
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Careful guys, or this will get closed and there will be a sticky thread demanding that you give Nexus all the love in the world.
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Dead-ends in a DM map is a big no-no unless there's something of a LOT of value in there, as they just get spammed to shit.
Edit: In future I will read more than the first post.
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If HL1 only contained zombies, head crabs and alien slaves, yes.
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I think Fletches number 4 is the most important. IT'S GOTTA HAVE A SOUL.
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Pointless post deleted.
Also: If it all goes wrong there's always depression to keep you company when you don't even get a response.
Ho-fucking-hum.
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My maps all come up fullbright when I load them in HL2 opposed to HL2:DM, it could be that? The brushwork isn't too bad, you can see flaws such as the metal texture repeating vertically and those metal walls being quite thick but it's far from horrible you big, nasty troll.
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This is a remake of the old one, which was a remake of a radio show, yes?
So all that Independence Day crap has been disproved already.
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I already have this and When Worlds Collide on DVD! Take that!
Oh wait...
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MUCH LOVE FOR DR. PEPPER.
MUCH HATE FOR ALL YOU HATERS.
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1. It all depends on the game, companies like Blizzard and Square who make cinematics that are orgasmically good should pimp them for all they are worth, as should games like Final Fantasy and Silent Hill who have cinematics for critical scenes when they could've used in-game cinematics just for the extra quality - as in the actual game these jumps are made. (See 3 for the rest on in-game footage).
2. I've never saw ANY trailers for games at the Cinema and the ones on the TV are extremely cheesy looking pieces of crap – usually for bad xbox games Microsoft is trying to market. The only TV advert that stuck with me was Silent Hill – which was just a dark gloomy door that opens into complete darkness – then a light passes from one side to the other highlighting a bloody piece of flesh on the ground. This was neither cinematic nor game footage though, but props to whomever designed that. I download trailers, though I don’t actually search for any but games I’m going to like regardless and just want a teaser of. Of course I’m linked to them all the time on forums.
3. You should be able to see some gameplay footage. It's good to splice between the two so long as the cinematics and in-game footage aren't radically different. If so, like in Blizzards games for example – releasing separate trailers for each isn’t such a bad idea. The trailer for FFXII on the other hand, flicks quickly between CG scenes - with no action going on, then shows gameplay footage with no action, then it jumps quickly into a dark in-game scene to in-game battles and leaps into the action cinematics of airships falling apart causing massive explosions in the cities below as the backing soundtrack picks up. Really gives the trailers ending that “whoa” factor as the games name appears on screen - which is ultimately what they are looking for.
4. Visuals, Action, Humour, Emotion, Story. Visuals are most important because they are a main selling point for games these days. Action also gives the player a fragment of the game they want to see, they might spent most of the game talking to NPC’s and travelling from locations but they don’t want to see that crap. Humour is good IF YOU KNOW WHAT THE HELL YOU ARE DOING, I found Blizzards 10 second scene of Alliance characters dancing to strange music after their E3 World of Warcraft trailer had climaxed to be very amusing and put emphasis on the humour they put in their games, but this is very dodgy ground. As for the others: If you can give significant story pieces in such a small time frame you’ve a game with little story elements in the first place, and emotion is pretty hard to place other than clips of characters getting hot and bothered.
5. Never does anything for me.
Quoteeveryone that has answered that you really MUST see ingame stuff in a trailer is LYING!YOU ALL LOVE THE BLIZZARD TRAILES!!
It's worth mentioning Blizzard usually release multiple trailers both cinematic and game-footage orientated
Quote from JynxDaddyYeh we all like the trailers, but the games....
Excluding you, we all like the games.
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They removed these areas because they didn't play well and replaced them with another 5 miles of boring Boat/Buggy driving.
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St0lve: If your definition of funny is comments such as "hi," "wut" and "die plz," coupled with random, senseless google image search results posted fifty times, then yes.
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Now you've got the brushwork down you can start putting in some props...
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And the winner is...
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Haven't we gone over this shit like 50,000 times already? I still remember the ruckus on the contrary in IRC back when de_dust was proving to be a little on the popular side (to say the least).
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INSTALLING.
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Gold, because I really wanted a hat that I'd never wear...
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Quote from OL
just bought it, what server is everyone playing on?
Lightning Blades, some of my RL friends are there and level 20+. Personally, I'm a level 0 Undead Warlock (HURRY UP DELIVERY GUY).
Quote from OLalso, what race and such or does that matter?
Yes. There are two factions.
Horde: Undead, Tauren, Orc and Troll
Alliance: Human, Night Elf, Dwarf, Gnome
You cannot message or befriend people from opposing factions (at least, not on the PvP server - I hear PvE is the same, though), and while on the PvP server members from opposing factions are free to PK you without consent.