It works well, even with brightness cranked down.

I wasn't serious about the brightness and contrast part http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/wink.gif Just wondering how it would work, I'm also hoping that people aren't so used to lens flare that they think it's not right to have the blinding effect. Relase a screenshot or something http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/wink.gif

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"Unplug all electrical devices and come out with your servo-mitts in the air!"

Is the effect more or less like flashbangs in R6?

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I read on dailyradar that there isn't going to be lens flare in this game, instead you would be blinded when you look up to the sun. I'm curious as to how this would work? I mean do we need to set our brightness and contrast to the maximum to purchase those LCD monitors in order to fully enjoy the blinding effects? http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/redface.gif

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"Unplug all electrical devices and come out with your servo-mitts in the air!"

Well, it looks exactly like it would look if you walked out on a sunny day and looked straight at the sun (except there's no leftover image on your retina that you'd see afterwards ;)p.

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Now if you'll excuse me, I have a code monkey to go strangle.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by elmagoo:
Well, it looks exactly like it would look if you walked out on a sunny day and looked straight at the sun (except there's no leftover image on your retina that you'd see afterwards http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/wink.gifp.

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Not only that, but it won't burn your retinas with ultraviolet radiation!

Yeah it will... I added the retina burning code into the shader system yesterday.

Hi coriolis http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/smile.gif
was meandering around and bumped into this board

just sayin hi http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/tongue.gif