red orchestra was really good but the engine it ran on felt sucky. movement blew.
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movement was decent imo, one of my complaints was that often times it was hard to get in the right combination of crouching and standing that you needed to properly support your gun on a ledge (at the correct angle)Uzique wrote:
red orchestra was really good but the engine it ran on felt sucky. movement blew.
is uzique excited for RO2, on unreal engine 3, as opposed to 2.5?
I know, just felt like saying that.Shocking wrote:
That was sarcasm
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
I second that, nice game, sucky engine...and am i the only one that when sniping could not see shit...well, maybe 3-4 pixel that was a head...i guess it was a head, not sure.Uzique wrote:
red orchestra was really good but the engine it ran on felt sucky. movement blew.
Pretty much.Uzique wrote:
you talking about eastern european companies, i assume?-_{MoW}_-Assasin wrote:
Which is why many of the best made games are made in non Western countriesSisco wrote:
Unfortunately idealism has a very small place in western capitalism.
they're capitalist too, non?
i dunno why people idealize these eastern european companies that have made a few decent games...
just be cynical, ffs.
the only reason they're making half-decent games is because as businesses they are basically non-entities
as soon as they enjoy any corporate success you know they'll start making the same sort of shit
just the fact that right now they're nearer the diy-hobbyist end of the design aesthetic
just be cynical, ffs.
the only reason they're making half-decent games is because as businesses they are basically non-entities
as soon as they enjoy any corporate success you know they'll start making the same sort of shit
just the fact that right now they're nearer the diy-hobbyist end of the design aesthetic
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Which is why they they should stay that wayUzique wrote:
i dunno why people idealize these eastern european companies that have made a few decent games...
just be cynical, ffs.
the only reason they're making half-decent games is because as businesses they are basically non-entities
as soon as they enjoy any corporate success you know they'll start making the same sort of shit
just the fact that right now they're nearer the diy-hobbyist end of the design aesthetic
We don't really idealize the companies, we just enjoy the GOOD products that they happen to produce
If it's bad, we'll hate it all the same
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If you found the proper niche, you can make a lot of money apparently.Sisco wrote:
But why would you develop a game that 250000 people will play when you can go for one that sells 2 million?
http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/
That Train thing literally baffles me. I can´t fathom anyone who would fork out so much money for the Addons. It´s ludicrous.globefish23 wrote:
If you found the proper niche, you can make a lot of money apparently.Sisco wrote:
But why would you develop a game that 250000 people will play when you can go for one that sells 2 million?
http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/
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Well, if you already have spent a lot of money for a very, very, veeery dedicated controller, you may as well have a lot of software to use it with...Sisco wrote:
That Train thing literally baffles me. I can´t fathom anyone who would fork out so much money for the Addons. It´s ludicrous.globefish23 wrote:
If you found the proper niche, you can make a lot of money apparently.Sisco wrote:
But why would you develop a game that 250000 people will play when you can go for one that sells 2 million?
http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/
What's sad is that thing's probably cheaper than the big trains collection on Steam.
I can't see jack shit eitherRoger Lesboules wrote:
I second that, nice game, sucky engine...and am i the only one that when sniping could not see shit...well, maybe 3-4 pixel that was a head...i guess it was a head, not sure.Uzique wrote:
red orchestra was really good but the engine it ran on felt sucky. movement blew.
Last edited by Trotskygrad (2011-06-22 17:26:29)
I saw two muzzle flashes. Had the other sniper moved a bit, he would've pwned the guy who made the video.
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aka me, xDUnkleRukus wrote:
I saw two muzzle flashes. Had the other sniper moved a bit, he would've pwned the guy who made the video.
I'm pretty sure he ducked, but stuck his head up to make another shot right as the bullet reached him...
you can't see that because the damn crosshair covers up the sniper's position... so that's my theory as to what happened.
That specific player (a7x-pl) usually ducked after making a shot.
really lucky shot, not going to lie,
Cant wait for Heroes of Stalingrad
i can wait
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i can wait
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Old but on topic.
QFT
There's very few games games nowadays that have a true open world setting
Um...Just Cause 2, just to name one?
Modern games aren't truly open world yet. Games like GTA still rely on you completing linear missions in order to advance the story.
It'll be something once a game is developed that's open world and doesn't rely on missions to continue things along.
It'll be something once a game is developed that's open world and doesn't rely on missions to continue things along.
What about mmorpg's? They are open world, usually.
Last edited by War Man (2011-07-04 15:01:43)
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
mmorpgs are lame.
There's your problem.Macbeth wrote:
mmorpgs are lame.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.