Burn baby burn. That'll teach the Talon to come after me.

 

Love the physics of the game. As you can see they were blasted into the building when I sent a nuke their way.

 

 

You... you forced their heads into a concrete ceiling, then set their asses on fire?

I have a mod that makes alcohol flammable and also puts in Molotov ****tails into the game. After I killed them, I dumped some of that flammable stuff on them and shot a nuke their way. It ended up blasting them into the building and setting them on fire.

@Bokishi - What? Only 2560x1600? Those shots look really nice, imo.

 

 

Created my character for Saints Row2, but that's as far as I got, heh. Just making her was kinda funny tho - all those weird selections. But in the end I made her "normal."

Except, apparently, for her teeth/mouth. That's some ugly mouth movement in this game. lol

 

The fxaa post process mod uses the exact same .dll as the widescreen plugin, can't use both at once unfortunately.

Trine 2 screen.

Son, you should turn on Tesselation 'cause it was invented for the sole reason to make video game wymens more curvy.

Son, you should turn on Tesselation 'cause it was invented for the sole reason to make video game wymens more curvy.

 

Exactly what I was thinking

Bros, pretty sure I maxed everything out on that game.

 

If it's some DX11 stuff you're talking about, no can do because with it enabled it runs like **** on my ATI card.

Yeah it's a DX11 feature, from what I've heard it runs like **** on all cards for the moment, ATI may be worse though, glad I jumped ship back to Nvidia.

 

I've been meaning to get Arkham City but I dislike having GFWL on my PC

Yeah it's a DX11 feature, from what I've heard it runs like **** on all cards for the moment, ATI may be worse though, glad I jumped ship back to Nvidia.

 

I've been meaning to get Arkham City but I dislike having GFWL on my PC

 

I got it for PS3. I don't like the PC controls for AA, but the same game works wonderful with a PS3 controller.

Yeah it's a DX11 feature, from what I've heard it runs like **** on all cards for the moment, ATI may be worse though, glad I jumped ship back to Nvidia.

DX11/tessellation runs fine on my system/nvidia, at least with the few games I have that use it. It's not like there's a lot of them, still, tho seems to be increasing. I don't know what you mean by runs like **** tho.

 

Tessellation may round some edges but it's often not that big a difference while moving, imo (vs. still screenshot). What you end up noticing the most is the heightened texture height/depth mapping. At least, that seems to be how they're using it a lot of the time. Sometimes they use it on a feature that makes it look great, sometimes it just looks silly. When over-used you end up with stone roads that no wagon wheel would be comfy rolling over.

 

 

 

 

It always looks so nice in these special demos but when you activate in a game, you hardly notice.

 

I think what still has the most impact is higher poly count and smoother animations/more keyframes.

Tessellation is awesome. *_*

Edited December 19, 201114 yr by Oner

SWTOR supports windowed mode very nicely with no quirks at all

 

ToR sure looks pretty. I saw it in the store yesterday and I was really tempted to buy it. But I really don't need to start an online addiction again.

 

 

For now

This game IS addiction. It plays pretty similar to Kotor except in mmo form. And it's my favorite mmo now because I know all the lore already.

And it's my favorite mmo now because I ate all the lore already.

Not funny K

I made it to Primm in my new adventure.

Been playing a lot of Hellgate: London the past months. Here are some pictures:

 

 

Edited January 2, 201214 yr by GreenDragon

Heh, I totally forgot how this game looked like. I played it until my character was level 32, then I got all equipment I wanted to have and it started to get damn boring and I realized how repitative it all is. Really no surprise that it was gone offline a little while later.

^^

 

I sense a hardware upgrade coming at casa Nepenthe.