Quote from JonMThe developing tools are only for the mac?!
lol this just dropped from a 9/10 to a 2/10 on my "in my head score of whats cool" list.
Quote from JonMThe developing tools are only for the mac?!
lol this just dropped from a 9/10 to a 2/10 on my "in my head score of whats cool" list.
peris only has two expressions. Its either serious business or ![]()
Quote from ThrikSeems like a bit of an unnecessary risk just in case you for whatever reason got stung or something. I usually find demos perfectly sufficient for trying out a game, combined with a bit of MetaCritic.
As long as you buy in the end I guess that's all well and good for the publishers/developers. I know a lot of people say they warez 'n' buy to sound all righteous and such but never actually do, though. Hopefully you're not one of those filthy animals.
I'll admit I am, but we've had this discussion a couple of times on the 'core and it usually boils down to; if you got the cash buy the game, if not, we don't care.
Anyways, it took 10 days before a potent bioshock crack was out, and it wasn't by any of the scenegroups which made the release take a couple of more days before it reached the sites... I know atleast 3 people that couldn't stand the wait and purchased the game anyway, so I guess it worked. I don't know anyone that got "affected" by the protection tho..
actually, i run this on the highest setting (demo), and the first thing i did was run around the map looking at everything ![]()
the vehicle ctf wasnt impressive ![]()
the jackhammer was waaaaaay overpowered ![]()
to be honest, its not fair to compare ins to cod.. The setting ins is in really looks good with bloom. (Assassins creed has done this excellently too). For beeing a gritty game, it looks super awesome.
there comes a time in a mappers life where he needs to realize that his map is done and starts moving on.. ![]()
easily more awesome than tf2 and you are gay to think otherwise ;D
ah you were quicker ![]()
Quote from Pericolos0The world doesn't only consist of rich gaming enthusiasts and developers who are willing and able to spend money on high end hardware :roll:
you'right, obviously. But the people that buy games consists highly of those two.
Actually thats not true at all.
Well, guess my opinion is a little biased since I'm from Norway and every kid I know could go into the "rich gaming enthusiast" group...
yeah, but I was kind of hoping you'd tone down the bloom ![]()
These past two three months, almost every one I know have upgraded their PC to high end shit. You guys complain that most people don't have pc for this kind of game, but then again, if it weren't for games like this we'd still be stuck with a 386 playing new iterations of doom.
Why would people want to buy a direct x 10 PC if they were going to play direct x 9 games with it?
c'mon people, think.
Just the fact that Crysis will be able to run on a direct x 9 pc, except it wont have all the destructible stuff is just pure awesome. Just think of how many people that will purchase this game, notice how long it's been since they upgraded their pc and go out and do it. Just to play this game.
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I dont know about you guys, but its usually fairly foggy in norway and it never ever glows...
hm cool thanks, ill try that asap...
haha yeah, i laughed pretty hard when i saw that, the rest of the show was poor tho.
Quote from R_YellSorry, what reminds you to pvk2, the chests stuff? Well, the functionality is completely different I think. It's like bicycle and a f1 car, both have wheels too.
I just checked the new screenshots and saw that you had the exact same selection of weapons that pvk2 beta2 has.
But yeah, I guess they're not so similar after all your player models wear long sleeved shirts.
wow that reminds me of pvk2, except with 2 teams... I'm definatly looking forward to checking it out! ![]()