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I finally finished the game, ending was almost as bad as I came to expect, just sucks that none of your previous decisions had any impact. It was emotional for sure. However, screw it, I got like 30 hours goty quality entertainment so roll on the alternative ending dlc
I nearly fell off my chair laughing at Urdnot's comment about Australia, so good
sweet visual design for the bases, really cool!
that's also called getting older 
I don't think the demo does it any justice, not played it myself but generally people seemed disappointed with it.
I'm a huge fan of the first game, ME3 definitely comes closer to it than ME2 with some really good cinematic moments that are not just there for the sake of a cheap thrill. I would say play it at some point, waiting until the end is fixed would be advisable 
Nice man, enjoyed those
15 hours in and absolutely loving it, awesome just awesome 
I'm a huge fan of cognac, particually hennesy 
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also been drinking quite allot of whiskey recently, loving it more by the day 
oh it's faker than a German chicks winter tan
Haha I love this guy
neat, try adding some white painted panels, still metal though. And breakup the blue ambient lighting by making the white panels look white - could look cool and breakup that avatar feeling you have right now.
I should prob spend more time on but wot eva ;P
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Adding some paths/roads is a good place to start. Crysis 1 level design was based off of a real location and reference, but it's far from being a copy of real life. Theres a ton of thought put into visual leading both for pleasing the eye and leading. The bigger a scene gets, the more thought you need to dedicate to this. This isn't a discussion about making games more accessible to the masses, it's a mixture of art direction and game design.
You can do a simple test, show the image of the map to somebody for 2 seconds or so, then ask them what they remember/notice. If they say tree's and shadows you prob doing something wrong, unless that's your goal of course ;P When I take a quick glace at the screenshot, I see shadows, noise, trees and maybe a route to the right.
I must stress, it's not that the scene is bad, it's very good but it's missing the visual clues and scene composition of a finished level
Yeah but then the glow faces would need an edge trim and maybe even a texture 
@vulture - looks good but I can't really make out what's going on, the scenes composition is too messy. Break up the visuals into themes a bit stronger - I know it's a screenshot of a map, not a concept drawing but doing so will help in general. The key is to lead the eye to certain focus points, and provide a clear route to it, follow the path etc.
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maya strikes again! for all those level designers out there, get going with it, time well invested it makes my life 100x easier, even with cryengines awesome toolset
it's a one time activation thing now, gota login to their prelauncher tool, it's not the standard drm shit I think
anything Samsung, since they now basically own everything to do with LCD tech - plasma's are awesome but at 60 inch I bet they would break the table they are sitting on, my 42" inch one is like a fucking elephant
Playing Anno 2070, great to see thinking mans games still being made
It's actually godlike.
yeah the mouse is a real winner 
Looks much better than I thought it would be, really cool
I hope they can bring the original composer back, the planetside music is so awesome
