Exciting times at last, seems it's right around the corner now
Thankfully i wasn't wrong to believe and hope that the sum of all features shown in an isolated fashion in static screenshots, finally ends up being more than the sum of its parts when seen integrated and in motion.
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Originally Posted by The Kraken
Google translate is only a poor substitute, but you can still get some interesting info between the noise. And Oleg has also posted some comments.
"When the bombing on the ground of each explosion formed a crater clearly. Explosions themselves are very beautiful. Elijah showed a layout machine-gun belts. From the presented set of historic ordnance can fill a tape completely independently of their wishes. Although the entire tape without tracers stuff."
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The way i read this? "You'll be able to change your ammunition belting as you see fit".
If this is what google translate means, then that's some pretty good news...no tracers, swoop in and rake them with 20mm fire while they are totally unaware of what's happening
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Originally Posted by Baron
Runs on a i5 with gtx460 and 2 gigs of ram...on MAXIMUM graphics settings.
In other words, Whoooooooooooooo
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Yup. No upgrade for me. I have an i7 920 (not OC'ed) with 3GB of RAM and an Ati 4890 1GB running winXP 32bit. Actually, the 3GB i got because i didn't want to touch Vista with a 10-foot pole back when i bought it, so i had to stay under the 4GB limit. Also, it made sense due to the i7's/mobo tripple channel feature, so i got 3 sticks of 1GB each.
It's not the best gaming PC out there but judging from the PCs they were running on the show, i guess it has the "oomph" to do the job.
The 4890 does DX10 and as i doubt tesselation will factor in heavily for now, i don't care about getting a DX11 card yet. A few months ago i have also installed win7 64bit on a second disk so i'm good to go. In fact if i get anything at all, it will probably be an extra 3GB of RAM and that will be it for some time.
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Originally Posted by LukeFF
I gotta chuckle at some people here making judgement calls on the terrain based on a video camera recording (of unknown quality and recording settings) of a video monitor (with no idea what type of color settings are being used on it) showing a BETA VERSION of the game.
Keep it up, fellas. It's great entertainment.  |
True. We don't know how the monitors are calibrated (if they are calibrated at all) and this image is then fed through crappy phone cameras sporting a tiny lens, or a proper videocamera to which we still don't know the specs and how they affect further distortion of the image.
The only way to know how it will look on our PCs is have someone FRAPS it at full detail and send us the .avi to play back on our own screen. Chill out people
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Originally Posted by Hecke
Does someone know where these little white clouds of smoke come from?
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That's probably smoke from the guns firing.