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Heh...Can you guys imagine in like 20 years Half Life 2 will be like Doom (the first one)
Did you guys see the Half Life full gaming video thats like 30 min long?? That was the craziest shit ive EVER seen in a videogame oOo: |
[quote="K-9NeXuS":8c8f5]Heh...Can you guys imagine in like 20 years Half Life 2 will be like Doom (the first one)
Did you guys see the Half Life full gaming video thats like 30 min long?? That was the craziest shit ive EVER seen in a videogame oOo:[/quote:8c8f5] This is it... I said this to my mate when we watched that self same video. In 5 years (let alone 20) HL2 will be out-dated. Crazy to think that only 10 years ago we were still playing 8-bit games. We'll look back and fondly remember how chunky and unrealistic those faces are in HL2 and how basic the graphics were. But that's neither here nor there. Right now it's revolutionary. It must be the first game to erradicate the "Hmm, I wonder if I can do that" factor that we all encounter with a new game. You know... you see a chair in a game and go to "use" it just in case it lets you smash it or pick it up - most of the time it's just a solid object that won't move. With HL2 it looks to have changed that to "Hey, I know I can do that". If it's not a structural object it can be moved and destroyed. It seems that everything in the "Source" world reacts and acts just like it should in real life. Valve are going to make a lot of money from this engine. I am certain that ID now have a challenger for licensing their engine. If you were a games producer who wanted to make an FPS game and you had to decide between ID's and Valve's engines which would you choose? |
Did you guys see the Half Life full gaming video thats like 30 min long?? That was the craziest shit ive EVER seen in a videogame oOo:[/quote]
Detail, please. |
Never seen it dont want to see it. Im trying to find the trailer for Pacific Assault and rising sun.
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[quote="Chronic Diarrhea":c7b12]Did you guys see the Half Life full gaming video thats like 30 min long?? That was the craziest shit ive EVER seen in a videogame oOo:[/quote:c7b12]
Detail, please.[/quote] 586MB Quicktime movie. oOo: [url="http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=123983"]http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=123983[/url] It shows off some stuff about both the game's engine, and the game itself. -Great character detail with realistic wireframe body structure, so facial/body movement is very closely replicated. -flowing movement with both enviroment objects and ragdoll models (This IMO, was worth the wait of the video) -Engine incorporates many visual effects that Graphics Cards promised to support, including water effects, bitmap shading (Making flat walls look like jagged rocks) -Enhanched AI (They showed your character blocking a door with a table, and the enemy trying to open it. When he couldn't he ran to a window and tried to shoot from there, while his partner blew the door) From there, it's all about the game. You meet some characters and see how realistic they look, it shows how your teammates are non-scripted characters, so they won't move without you, some of the aliens, large to small, how you an drive a buggy-like vehicle, and some of the weapons. (My personal favorite, the laser-guided missile! evil: ) I highly recommend you dload it if you haven't already. |
You don't have to upgrade for Half Life 2. happy:
Vavle said it runs on a 1 Ghz Computer, and a 32 MB Video Card. |
[quote="Cool Fool":2a46a]You don't have to upgrade for Half Life 2. happy:
Vavle said it runs on a 1 Ghz Computer, and a 32 MB Video Card.[/quote:2a46a] the bare minimum requirements. hake: Just another scam to make more money. oOo: |
[quote="Cool Fool":0ec25]You don't have to upgrade for Half Life 2. happy:
Vavle said it runs on a 1 Ghz Computer, and a 32 MB Video Card.[/quote:0ec25] Damn Ydiss, you stole all the good things about Half Life 2 |
[quote="Sgt Stryker":c854e]I want whichever one gets the best WWII or 'Nam mod made for it biggrin:[/quote:c854e]
oh man, Day of defeat will be kickass on HL2 |
[quote="Cool Fool":18923]You don't have to upgrade for Half Life 2. happy:
Vavle said it runs on a 1 Ghz Computer, and a 32 MB Video Card.[/quote:18923] VALVE PRESS CONFRENCE: "Yes, the Minimum requirements for our game are a 1Ghz Processor, and at least a 32MB Video Card, so even the everyday consumer can play the game! . . .at 640x480 resolution, 8-bit color, and all graphics settings on low. REJOICE! |
[quote="Bazooka_Joe":04fdb][quote="Cool Fool":04fdb]You don't have to upgrade for Half Life 2. happy:
Vavle said it runs on a 1 Ghz Computer, and a 32 MB Video Card.[/quote:04fdb] VALVE PRESS CONFRENCE: "Yes, the Minimum requirements for our game are a 1Ghz Processor, and at least a 32MB Video Card, so even the everyday consumer can play the game! . . .at 640x480 resolution, 8-bit color, and all graphics settings on low. REJOICE![/quote:04fdb] lol Joe |
[quote="Bazooka_Joe":7ebca]After playing the Doom III alpha, and seeing the video for HL2, I think HL2 will outpreform.[/quote:7ebca]
me too i really wanted doom3 but once that video came out, it has changed my mind |
What's the point of playing when you have to put everything on extra low and a resolution of 640x480? It defeats the purpose of buying a graphically superior game.
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HL2 is more for me i think.
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