Quote from mikezillaits not cynical mathematics.if a normal studio can make a normal 10-15 hours game in a few years, a SMALLER studio can't churn out the same quality for 5 times the content.
What it is- is a scam. So much filler it'll make your eyeballs bleed.
But hey, it's your money.
So you're opposed to episodic content in general? Like, you feel the same about HL2: Episode One?
Fair enough.
I don't think cynical mathematics work here, Mike.
If £12 nets me 5-6 hours of quality gameplay, then I don't see the harm. Whether it delivers remains to be seen, however.
Awesome work.
Quote from Bic-B@llexcellent, now my map that is full of crates and boxes will be revolutionarysuccess is mine!
Absolute genius.
What was once textbook becomes INNOVATIVE.
Nah, it'll be the Recycle Bin.
Practical AND sending the right message. Everybody wins!
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That's what I was thinking, especially with the word 'premium'.
Then again, looking at a picture of the program CAD is more interesting than reading the comic CAD.
I'm a cad, I know.
Quote from hessiwhat a sad day. my hdd crashed and took de_corse to death...
i was a cracking noise and now the hdd sounds like an old vinyl player.
Backups?
I guess we can also buy games that never came out in our countries too. Earthbound etc never came out in the UK so we never got to know Ness well.
Europe didn't get Super Mario RPG either. Stuff like this is a great opportunity.
Exactly.
Take this hypothetical scenario for example: God wants to create life, so he creates a set of rules, designs and so on, and then needs a catalyst to start it all off - the development of which can be viewed for pleasure, or just to alleviate boredom. The bang is the catalyst. There we go.
As i said before, the normal here doesnt really represent the geometry the texture was intended to have... but atleast it looks better than just running the texture through that filter like what is mostly done.It would still look 100x better if this texture's normal map was done in a modelling tool though
Yeah, but for the little guys, this is a good method.
Cheers, SS.
To be fair, play as something else slicky.
You've become the best warrior/tank/whatever. Try being a mage, or an assassin, or a vampire. There's still some variety left.
I do agree with you about the lack of items and monsters though.
Mazy, you make me cry with your comments.
It's an amazing, amazing game. Morrowind didn't enthrall me, this does. It wins.
Tool must suck because their fans haven't heard of paragraphs.
Actually nah, the live version if Push It is great.
Quote from KungFuSquirrelThe soldier is tripping on a mild dose of magic mushrooms to answer your question. Soon the environment will change colors and the street will form into waves of liquid.
What button does that in BF2?
It's a secret one that only unhides itself after you spent 45 minutes in the key binding screens... meaning the odds of you finding it are about 99%!
Exactly, 45 minutes in the key binding screens seems about right to me. It's the most puzzling, illogical and frustrating control menu I've ever had the displeasure of using.
Quote from SteppenwolfThe soldier is tripping on a mild dose of magic mushrooms to answer your question. Soon the environment will change colors and the street will form into waves of liquid.
What button does that in BF2?
Will probably be the best thing ever.
Quote from HipshotAlready did some D3E developing. The editor, Q4radiant, is just so bad, I hate it so damn much. When GTK1.5 gets good Q4 support, I'll make an engine breaker or something.
Woooooooord.
It all hinges on the games, as with any console.
Quote from D3adsWhat?!
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I'm so confused right now, reading the Dev diary explains nothing about this...
I do believe, my dear fellow, that he's taking the piss.
