Looks pretty nuts I ended up watching the whole thing. I wonder how they handled level streaming or if they just omitted it from the demo.
I also hope the button spamming doesn't make it into the final product, it was annoying as shit in the last of us.
You put a lot of time into making textures and it seems like something you enjoy. If you divert your efforts into learning substance designer and making pbrs, you could get really good and possibly even sell them.
Maybe more lush vegetation in areas can add color?
Corporate profits are looking up lol. Red dead was...
Never have I seen these levels of fallatio over a simple rock
The fuck are you guys talking about? Valve never learns.
Additionally they only have balls when it comes to inventing ways to generate revenue (case in point).
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Valve is finally lifting a thumb and it's not a card game (hurray!).
Vr is really not a bad user experience. I just like balanced some bases on random furniture and everything working in like an hour. Set-up time is a non argument, it takes me around 2 hours to build a new pc. After that there are no delays (for a month and a half and going).
It might not be fun for you if you don't have the space or the budget for it. Its basically like Wii with more immersion and higher prices.
Invest in a room and wireless mod ?
Also stop buying the quest or Oculus anything really. Most of it is pretty sub par, and they made the wrong sacrifices.
My only problem with the Vive has been that the resolution can be better. I didn't really want anything else, it's good fun and pretty seamless imo.
Vive gang? I have 3 motion trackers too, wonder if you can do anything with that.
Quote from JimWood22 hours ago, JimWood said: the contest theme definitely helped reduce the chances of this
I dunno if "exotic" really did this, but apparently the purpose of the comp is to be a spotlight for maps and encourage their completion (which is fair enough). The only major advantage indefinite time has over 8 months is that you can juggle a lot of fundamental layouts around, but I found that with a solid set of broad goals, maps are easier to shape up to be what you want.
Quote from Radix34 minutes ago, Radix said: So just accept it, or we won't have any contests ever again
Ok dad
So I heard its slow
Quote from fewseb3 minutes ago, fewseb said: Youre acting like you have to conform to the theme when the theme is purposely left vague
I was saying the exotic theme was basically useless due to its catch all nature. Originality was enough and it was just confusing. Use the noodle and let us stop clogging the thread, because at the bottom line, @csWaldo's final statement is probably true enough.
From the get go it was pretty clear that something like this would occur due to multiple rule clarifications having to be made, and an overall lack of technicality in the rules. I would not even call this a loophole, because it is not a workaround or unforeseen trick. Rule 4 is just fundamentally flawed.
If there was any degree of specificity in the competition name past "foreign" (the definition of exotic) there would be a minute chance that anyone actually had a map developed that fit the theme. In other words having a map that was in the making for years would be improbable. It may as well have been named "good map contest" at this point.
Quote from fewseb31 minutes ago, fewseb said: You could still enter a nuke rip off and it would be valid
No, rule 3 bars it.
Its kind of proof that the contest theme was shit, because basically anything new will fly. He followed the rules, blame the system.
The art displayed is harmonious with those of the South East Asian cash cow games that sporadically appear all over the place (nexon, black squad, CS clones, etc.) Also did anyone get the overwhelming feeling that shotguns won't work like they do in the vid?
I can basically make 3kliks videos by going on fiverr and paying an Indian man to read the logs. It will actually be entertaining. Wait that's not a bad idea...
