What a curious juxtaposition between description and imagery.
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To be fair, it might look better on sovapid's monitor
True. The screen shot button might not capture the youtube window that overlaps that endless sea of brown dullness.
I mean, it's nice that CRobber has finally started to draw inspiration from something made this century, but maybe something other than the dust-brown-shooter decade would have been a better choice…
I mean, it's nice that CRobber has finally started to draw inspiration from something made this century, but maybe something other than the dust-brown-shooter decade would have been a better choice…
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It might look better in his mind
It's still looking nice sure....but also more&more games surpass those graphics already and in 1-2 years it's going to be just OK and by the time the game is released(if ever)I doubt that anyone going to brag how beautiful games looks.....
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Good new article on Ars Technica explaining rollback netcode (specifically for peer to peer fighting games, not client/server) and how implementing it affects almost all parts of the game's design. The generic lesson is: don't first do seven years of development and then bolt on your netcode strategy at the end.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019...g-games-use-delay-based-and-rollback-netcode/
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019...g-games-use-delay-based-and-rollback-netcode/
Since the game is turning out to be a basic gankfest, and how it was marketed to FPS addicts, i supposed it gathered the kind of crowd that likes shooting at each other for giggles. I could do with that myself but the state of that project means it's still way too shallow (and clunky !) compared to more elaborate offerings in the genre, and not even counting the upcoming Infinity Battlescape that is centered around combat.
I think you sew parachutes - knitting them might be a problem!
It might look better in his mind
Star Citizen can be very pretty at times. The scene sovapid decided to exhibit to prove this point doesn't look particularly great to me. This may well be down to the fact that my monitor is not the most wonderful of display devices.
It would be a shame if Star Citizen needs some sort of multi-megapixel display device to get the best out of it. I decided to spend my display dollars on VR instead.
People are reporting excellent results with VR headsets and the head tracking in SC.
You don't understand parachute confection.
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That may be the point ;-) but I would have suggested that they’re constructing it out of play doh, lego and bits of wire that don’t reach the pluggy-in bits.
Sources plz
. Most Vorpex style VR hacks for games with low/no VR design are infamously... niche. (IE require iron stomachs for the classic locomotion / low frame rates. Have compromised or unusable gunplay & menu functions etc)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/dk3exs/star_citizen_roadmap_update_20191018/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/dk3f5r/squadron_42_roadmap_update_20191018/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/dk3f5r/squadron_42_roadmap_update_20191018/f4ac27h/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/dk3f5r/squadron_42_roadmap_update_20191018/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/dk3f5r/squadron_42_roadmap_update_20191018/f4ac27h/
Sources plz
People in game that are on my friends list that use it. So no real outside source to send you to.
Have they said anything about what they're actually doing? IE just standing stationary on foot? Flying the ship? (Ship flying I could see half working, with just performance / perspective stuff being a fudge).
Don’t quote me on this, but, I believe they use the headset similar to track IR. With the default SC setup.
I will also them the next time I play, probably Monday).
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