melev
Well-known member
I just realized Terry isn't supporting RC like he should. I'm guessing he can't post for 4 more hours. :lol:
180g Starphire A.G.E on its way!
- Thread starter JohnL
- Start date
- Status
ReefEnabler
Premium Member
hehe thx.
I felt the same way about our singleplayer. we were both making a technology leap to a new engine and developing a game at the time so our pipeline was not as efficient. also the core gameplay wasn't final until only a few months before ship, which made it difficult to really design levels around the gameplay like we are capable of, and adding to playability. thankfully we have the core gameplay was established and can focus more on content now
cod4 is an excellent game. I enjoyed parts of halo3 but haven't spent as much time there.
ReefEnabler
Premium Member
sheesh.... when you consider how much that man must be costing you guys in bandwidth alone its simply staggering!!!!!
how does he manage to sleep at night.
ReefEnabler
Premium Member
no
ReefEnabler
Premium Member
i really should get to sleep but all this talk of not sleeping is giving me insomnia
ConcreteReefer
In Memoriam
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12406952#post12406952 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by RyanBrucks
hehe thx.
I felt the same way about our singleplayer. we were both making a technology leap to a new engine and developing a game at the time so our pipeline was not as efficient. also the core gameplay wasn't final until only a few months before ship, which made it difficult to really design levels around the gameplay like we are capable of, and adding to playability. thankfully we have the core gameplay was established and can focus more on content now
cod4 is an excellent game. I enjoyed parts of halo3 but haven't spent as much time there.
yeah, I've seen trailer's of the new game... looks baaad a**
You get all the issues resolved with the Unreal Engine?
I want to see Crysis get ported, or something based on the Cryengine.. Never played the game, but saw some user created stuff on youtube and it was just awesome..
ConcreteReefer
In Memoriam
30 pages to go 
ConcreteReefer
In Memoriam
melev.. How are those Vortech's treatin ya?
ConcreteReefer
In Memoriam
I think I'm done.. almost 3:00, gotta be up in 4 hours... yaaayy
ReefEnabler
Premium Member
which issues are you referring to? ue3 is licensed by dozens of developers and several highly reviewed and high grossing games have been released and even more are on the way.
We spend a great deal of time supporting our licensees. I personally respond to a large volume of support issues involving graphical quality, performance and content authoring.
btw electronic arts recently hugely expanded their ue3 licence http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/52121
getting a game performing at a high frame rate on a specific console requires extensive 'debugging' of your content using the debugging tools available on that console. ue3 supports PC, XBox360 and PS3 so it is a generalized graphical pipeline capable of anything. each console is going to treat the same graphical load and gameplay scenario differently and the results need to be analyzed and the content tweaked.
transitioning to a new generation and learning completely new tools is tough for everybody. after a few years things tend to smooth out for a while until the next big jump.
We spend a great deal of time supporting our licensees. I personally respond to a large volume of support issues involving graphical quality, performance and content authoring.
btw electronic arts recently hugely expanded their ue3 licence http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/52121
getting a game performing at a high frame rate on a specific console requires extensive 'debugging' of your content using the debugging tools available on that console. ue3 supports PC, XBox360 and PS3 so it is a generalized graphical pipeline capable of anything. each console is going to treat the same graphical load and gameplay scenario differently and the results need to be analyzed and the content tweaked.
transitioning to a new generation and learning completely new tools is tough for everybody. after a few years things tend to smooth out for a while until the next big jump.
Last edited:
- Status
