I see. Seems like a really pointless thing to have any concern over what so ever.
Yup, pretty much
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» Fri May 13, 2011 10:13 pm
This.
Crysis likes to disagree. You can slide, shoot and see your legs in it. And it looks quite awesome when you can actually see your avatar. But then again, Crysis doesn't have customisation, which allows an easier display of the interface with full body view.
That being said, I was quite amazed finding out that you can always see your legs in Crysis 2.
Crysis likes to disagree. You can slide, shoot and see your legs in it. And it looks quite awesome when you can actually see your avatar. But then again, Crysis doesn't have customisation, which allows an easier display of the interface with full body view.
That being said, I was quite amazed finding out that you can always see your legs in Crysis 2.
Crysis made their mistake. They weren't focusing on the same core gameplay that Brink is. Crysis was focusing on they're fancy suit. Brink is focusing on customize your guy, go anywhere, always moving, always shooting.
The thing is, Splash Damage is not looking at other FPS games to figure out how to make Brink. Brink is entirely a creation of it's own. To compare it to any other game is to ask why you have to peel an orange but not an apple.
Thank you for that, Wraith.
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Natalie Harvey - Posts: 3433
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» Fri May 13, 2011 2:18 pm
Well I remember seeing the Choir of Guns (probably got that wrong) trailer and at one point, the player does a SMART slide to a guy and shots a shotgun in his face. I saw the player's legs while he was sliding.
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Helen Quill - Posts: 3334
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» Fri May 13, 2011 11:55 pm
Well I remember seeing the Choir of Guns (probably got that wrong) trailer and at one point, the player does a SMART slide to a guy and shots a shotgun in his face. I saw the player's legs while he was sliding.
I just checked, there are no legs at 00:37.
:c
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Cassie Boyle - Posts: 3468
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» Fri May 13, 2011 11:29 pm
http://brinkthegame.com/features/freedom/
Actually Crysis, and Far Cry in a less extreme state, focus on free roaming easily in a sandbox environment very quickly while always being able to shoot. Comparing Brink and Crysis on this basis, while the systems used are dramatically different, are very similar. The comparison (beyond the staples of modern FPS like ADS) doesn't go on beyond that, considering that Brink focuses on this Teamplay ideal. I would say that one is a orange and and another is a lemon, both citrus fruit but different elements focused. (I have no idea where I'm going with the fruit comparison).
On terms of legs. I understand difficulty of processing customized legs is a little more difficult now. Halo has your color and armor attachments visible. This is kind of expected, if you really really observe Halo, you can see that there are a lot of technical feats with all the details, so this is somewhat expected. Even saying that, however this may be not as amazing, because what it mostly is, is that they have a male, female, and elite model and have all the pieces added on separately from the entire model (think of it being glued on rather creating a new model).
Crysis made their mistake. They weren't focusing on the same core gameplay that Brink is. Crysis was focusing on they're fancy suit. Brink is focusing on customize your guy, go anywhere, always moving, always shooting.
The thing is, Splash Damage is not looking at other FPS games to figure out how to make Brink. Brink is entirely a creation of it's own. To compare it to any other game is to ask why you have to peel an orange but not an apple.
The thing is, Splash Damage is not looking at other FPS games to figure out how to make Brink. Brink is entirely a creation of it's own. To compare it to any other game is to ask why you have to peel an orange but not an apple.
Actually Crysis, and Far Cry in a less extreme state, focus on free roaming easily in a sandbox environment very quickly while always being able to shoot. Comparing Brink and Crysis on this basis, while the systems used are dramatically different, are very similar. The comparison (beyond the staples of modern FPS like ADS) doesn't go on beyond that, considering that Brink focuses on this Teamplay ideal. I would say that one is a orange and and another is a lemon, both citrus fruit but different elements focused. (I have no idea where I'm going with the fruit comparison).
On terms of legs. I understand difficulty of processing customized legs is a little more difficult now. Halo has your color and armor attachments visible. This is kind of expected, if you really really observe Halo, you can see that there are a lot of technical feats with all the details, so this is somewhat expected. Even saying that, however this may be not as amazing, because what it mostly is, is that they have a male, female, and elite model and have all the pieces added on separately from the entire model (think of it being glued on rather creating a new model).
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James Wilson - Posts: 3457
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