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Quantum Break [XO] (by Remedy) *large images*
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Lets just say that being able to stop time comes in really handy when a deadline is looming
On a more serious note, I hope to be able to share more details in the not too distant future. Not yet, sorry!
Please do. It goes down very well as generating interest as well as being interesting, so serves a nice PR role. I'm most curious about the physics for shockwaves myself. Are the floorboards etc. individual physics objects, or are you using a cheat? I suppose the whole physics engine is worth talking about. Regional physics time is pretty rare.Lets just say that being able to stop time comes in really handy when a deadline is looming
On a more serious note, I hope to be able to share more details in the not too distant future. Not yet, sorry!
L. Scofield
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and of course how about the resolution and framerate ?
I'm pretty sure EG/DF will be answering this soon enough...
shredenvain
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I mean no offense to you sir. What do you mean stylized is just cheaper and easier?
Im not sure what platform you are playing on where games look just like tv shows.
Quantum Break isnt Madden or NBA2K it takes place in a fantasy world. I also dont see how anything hand crafted as opposed to digitally scanned is cheaper.
As far as the sense you are watching a tv show goes I am sure it was never the devs intention to make the game look seamless with the accompanying tv show.
Making a near photorealistic game is not easy and requires a lot of work, especially when it comes to creating realistic characters.
1- You need realistic skin which requires advanced shading, geometry, and texture work to simulate pores, wrinkles, etc. 99% of games don't bother to have realistic characters.
2 - You need realistic animation which can be hard and expensive to acquire.
3 - You need realistic hair which requires a lot of work and physics.
4 - All of the above requires a lot of GPU power so you have to spend a lot of time optimizing code.
It is much easier to make everything, or at least characters, stylized.
L. Scofield
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Except that pretty much everything is realistic. The style is applied on top of the base realism layer.
Does this look like a cartoon?
http://i.minus.com/iFJ31qxPCQWIn.gif
Does this look like a cartoon?
http://i.minus.com/iFJ31qxPCQWIn.gif
Watched the demo walkthrough... the level of detail between the actual gameplay and cutscenes seem different. Cutscenes seem to have a bit more geometry and better overall IQ. Outside of that, the bullet-time / slow motion events looks good, lighting/shadowing looks good as well.
No, that's just babcat. His post history is 100% "photorealism or bust" on every platform. Check his post history. He was dissing TLoU recently. No fanboy crap here.
Photorealism is so overrated. Want photorealism? Go outside and stop playing video games!
Devious
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Remedy's main characters usually all have a let's just say, different "swagger" to them. Such as Max Payne's leather coat and Alan Wake's tweed jacket
Hmmm. If someone wants photorealistic gun combat, I'd rather we strive to get that in virtual realities than on the streets.
I'm still not blown away. Its looks great, world timewarp effects are nice, but all those timestops and dashes break teh gameplay. Who knows, maybe the dude that played demo was responsible for irritating me.
Gameplay is supposed to be like that...it's called bullet time. Vanquish uses this technique and it plays fantastic.
That gameplay video looks sick...I can't wait to play it. Any preorder bonus?
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Hmmm. If someone wants photorealistic gun combat, I'd rather we strive to get that in virtual realities than on the streets.
Fine, ruin all of our fun.
That is not gameplay. None of the characters in the most recent gameplay look like that.
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