Spec Ops: The Line
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L. Scofield
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Terrain deformation looked sweet.
Silent_Buddha
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Looks interesting. Environments look decidedly low poly but made up for it a bit with things like breaking glass.
Distance fog is pretty heavy but at least they are being clever about it by masking it as a sandstorm/blowing sand... But regardless allows them to render even less poly's/textures in a given scene. Which in turn may allow them to do other things.
So much Aliasing.
And so many high contrast edges to really make it stand out.
This may be the first Spec Ops game I check out...
Regards,
SB
Distance fog is pretty heavy but at least they are being clever about it by masking it as a sandstorm/blowing sand... But regardless allows them to render even less poly's/textures in a given scene. Which in turn may allow them to do other things.
So much Aliasing.
And so many high contrast edges to really make it stand out.This may be the first Spec Ops game I check out...
Regards,
SB
In case anyone was wondering, these shots are clearly CGI:
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/specopstheline/images/6242946/1/?tag=thumbs_below;thumb;1
- although some of the movie I've seen did look realtime.
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/specopstheline/images/6242946/1/?tag=thumbs_below;thumb;1
- although some of the movie I've seen did look realtime.
It appears there are two trailers - one supposed to represent realtime stuff (I think), and another that is clearly CG. I think Gamersyde has em' both.
brb
Edit:
Oooookay - my assessment - They're both platypy... Hodgepodges. One appears to be mostly (obviously) CG with a few snips here and there of what could probably be pulled off in a game(and is probably *still* a target render). Another appears to be the complete opposite - 66% footage that I'm confident could be pulled off realtime (again probably a target render anyway) with another 33% that's likely offline.
brb
Edit:
Oooookay - my assessment - They're both platypy... Hodgepodges. One appears to be mostly (obviously) CG with a few snips here and there of what could probably be pulled off in a game(and is probably *still* a target render). Another appears to be the complete opposite - 66% footage that I'm confident could be pulled off realtime (again probably a target render anyway) with another 33% that's likely offline.
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L. Scofield
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One of them is really obvious real time with all the aliasing going on.
