It's no different to StarWars BattleFronts 2 in principal. You can fly space combat, and then land on a capital ship and running around in 3rd person shooting. For me, the problem is 32 players over huge maps! You'll never meet anyone, especially if half are on the ground. And what about the huge AI battles with skies filled with combatants? That was one of the game's big appeals - it was a proper war in the skies that you feel a part of.Now as a single-player game, if you have different levels where you have fly to get to some ground portion, that makes sense. But in an online-only context, it's confusing.
same type of thing as the BF games. the maps are also HUGE. as long as theres enough land vehicles, and even more importantly, enough people playing, it should be fine.It's no different to StarWars BattleFronts 2 in principal. You can fly space combat, and then land on a capital ship and running around in 3rd person shooting. For me, the problem is 32 players over huge maps! You'll never meet anyone, especially if half are on the ground. And what about the huge AI battles with skies filled with combatants? That was one of the game's big appeals - it was a proper war in the skies that you feel a part of.
For me, the problem is 32 players over huge maps! You'll never meet anyone, especially if half are on the ground.
*facepalm*Just look at the sky, full volumetric clouds.
That's the first game that does that as long as I remember.
Just wow, only possible on PS3.
*facepalm*
No. Just no.
what's wrong?
OK, I'll remove it.
Seriously, I would like to know how much it'd tax the system to do full volumetric clouds.
I'm pretty sure only two or three of the clouds in that pic (the whitish ones) are volumetric. The rest is just a background environment map. Like this except done by a better artist.Seriously, I would like to know how much it'd tax the system to do full volumetric clouds.
I'm pretty sure only two or three of the clouds in that pic (the whitish ones) are volumetric. The rest is just a background environment map. Like this except done by a better artist.
does anyone remember the last level on Warhawk, when there was lots of action and it was chaos lighting going on, but when you flew the Warhawk high above the clouds it was peaceful and beautiful, then you would have to fly back down again........
now I'm going off of memory that happened 10 years ago so if I'm wrong someone correct me......I might be over exaggerating this a bit, but thats how I remember it.....and I can not believe I experienced all this on the PSone from a first gen title.....
to say the least, I am feel very sad that there is no singleplayer......I wouldn't of mind if they just redid the whole story again (same levels) from the first one with updated graphics......
That picture link doesn't work.
Whats the difference with "volumetric" clouds and normal clouds anyway? I never saw why people were so amazed with that in this game and I don't really see anything different between it and the old clouds.
the last Janes combat flight game on the PC years ago had volumetric clouds from what I remember.
Wasn't the original Warhawk on rails though? You had to go through most of the level propelled forward. Then when you got to the boss, the background stopped moving so you could move around the boss.