New high res screenshots of The Order (insane)

Thanks,800p confirmed.

The Order: 1886 will be presented at 1920x800

Yep. Same here. Just too little known about the game at this point. Hopefully, it turns out cool.

this could be sony's answer to gears war with those 4 characters. Hope the delay made the devs added some 4 player co-op.

We have already gone over that topic multiple times. The important thing is majority of PC gamers have hardware more capable than 900pStation with GPU's ranging 570 and above which I already proved before and that thing will continue to improve couple that Steam doesn't always report the latest specs. :D

ANd you know something sir, 4K is goiing to become affordable....;)

I'm sorry, I don't remember calling it a game. I think I called it a movie. Remind me again what size its framebuffer is? Oh yeah....it's 800p.

The Order 1886 can't be defined as 800p.

1920 by 1080 - Full HD

2048 by 1080 - 2K

960 by 1080 - Half Full HD

Do you see how flawed that is?

@zeeshanhaider: ya i agree it looke like a movie verry nice GFX indeed it rivals other CGI movies.

yes, agreed.

addendum, if 792p is 1408x792, then why would 1920x800 be 800p?

800p would be 1422x800

If by CGI you mean covered by black, then I agree. I can't tell where the black bar end and where the actual rendered portion begins. And dumb **** every picture that is produced with the aid of computer is called CGI. CGI stands for Computer Generated Imagery. Yes, every game is technically CGI. :P

No, my dear friend. I don't consider Crytek as the holy grail of gaming. Well may be back in the time of Far Cry and Crysis but after Crysis 2 I have lost all faith in them. As a matter of fact many Crytek employees believe that too:

I only appreciate Crytek for their technical capabilities, and rightfully so. What other company pioneered so many rendering techniques in the last years as them. They are usually the ones to push the envelope. Go and read their reserach papers and presentations which the constantly gives. They constantly writes for the leading books on rendering technologies and they usually share the methods on how to overcome the problems that they had faced when they were developing something or the problems that the industry is facing currently not just bragging about what they have.

I work with their Engine regularly and a member of their dev forum. I know what happens there. Their engine is a difficult one granted. But is one fine piece of technology. There's nothing out there that matches its rendering capabilities if you know how to work with it though it has a very steep learning curve compare to other engines.