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Wii owners cause they cant get it in their games?
How can u hate a engine???? It isnt a living thing. What did it do to make u angry at it????!!!!!!!!!
lol joking but seriosuly, its an engine, leave the engine alone!!!
I dislike the look of it, and it seems like alot of games are beggining to use it, and considering the fact I already dislike it, isn't a good thing for me ONLYDOD
how it looks????? Games like Lost Odessey and Gears of War, two completely different games, each look spectacular in their own right.
I dont understand how u dislike how it looks. Be more specific.
Source Engine FTW!bizkit_limpI agree the Source Engine is great, also I don't really like Unreal Engine 3 just because alot of the games that use it they make the Characters look like they use alot of Steroids I know it is just a Design choice I just hate the way those characters look.
I hate how most devs use it.
Bioshock used it well though.
Source Engine FTW!bizkit_limpYes!
The only modern games my PC can run are the ones using Source.
[QUOTE="bizkit_limp"]Source Engine FTW!Nintendo_Ownes7I agree the Source Engine is great, also I don't really like Unreal Engine 3 just because alot of the games that use it they make the Characters look like they use alot of Steroids I know it is just a Design choice I just hate the way those characters look.
Lost Oddesy, blue dragon, The Last Remenant and Vegas use it.
All look waaaay different to UT and Gears ¬_¬
I agree the Source Engine is great, also I don't really like Unreal Engine 3 just because alot of the games that use it they make the Characters look like they use alot of Steroids I know it is just a Design choice I just hate the way those characters look.[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="bizkit_limp"]Source Engine FTW!toxicmog
Lost Oddesy, blue dragon, The Last Remenant and Vegas use it.
All look waaaay different to UT and Gears ¬_¬
Yeah well I never played those games except for Vegas. So I was just going by how Gears of War and Unreal Tournement 3 looked.Yeah it kinda sucks. Reminds me of Xbox1 PC ports. Looks amazing at the time because of some tacked on effects but 3 years down the line when there's better effects it just looks like dated garbage. Custom engines and games with nice art style survive the test of time much better.Lazy_Boy88
Same could be said for every technologically-graphical game released. Crysis is the most technologically-advanced game on the market today yet I can guarantee that within the next 3 years we'll look back on it and say "Wow, I can't believe that crap use to be cutting edge."
Wii owners cause they cant get it in their games?
How can u hate a engine???? It isnt a living thing. What did it do to make u angry at it????!!!!!!!!!
lol joking but seriosuly, its an engine, leave the engine alone!!!
-GhostMLD-
Same way fanboys can hate systems somehow.
[QUOTE="Lebron181"] THE White Engine from square owns all engines.-Jiggles-
Nope. The CryEngine 2 is easily the best engine out there at the moment.
The Source Engine is pretty damn good too, though.
I agree CryEngine 2 a great engine, but u need a powerful computer to run crysis, however with the source engine games like HL2 and CSS could run on most low end PCs.The unreal engine 3 is an impressive engine that can benchmark itself on many mediums. Unfortunately, many developers that use it for their games don't implement their own artstyles and techniques and rely on the "base engine" of UE3.
What I admire with developers like Square-Enix, Capcom and Rockstar Games is how they go out of their way to build their own engines for making their games. It adds more diversity to the oversaturation of UE3-rendered games.
THE White Engine from square owns all engines.Lebron181
Nah, CryEngine 2 and Dunia will probably be the best for a while (Dunia is the engine used for Far Cry 2). Besides mate, White Engine is called "Crystal Tools" now.
[QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="Lebron181"] THE White Engine from square owns all engines.bizkit_limp
Nope. The CryEngine 2 is easily the best engine out there at the moment.
The Source Engine is pretty damn good too, though.
I agree CryEngine 2 a great engine, but u need a powerful computer to run crysis, however with the source engine games like HL2 and CSS could run on most low end PCs.It takes a pretty powerful computer to run Crysis... on all Very High at an upper-class resolution (1650 x 1024 or higher). Crysis can run pretty well on a low end machine as long as you run it on the preferred settings (if you're going to use a 6800 card, you're going to be running it on all low, case closed).
Source Engine is great for scaling back a few years as you said, though. Games still look great even today with the right hardware.
I like it. It really looks great and it seems to do gangbusters for textures.
I also like the Source engine since it does the dirty and gritty look real well.
But what was the engine Crackdown used? That whole cell-shaded, marker outlined look was real slick and stylish.
Also Dead Rising had some great visuals and the amount of zombies on screen was amazing (last level with the tank was incredible...must've been like hundreds of zombies around you).
being as I make my own models and use ut3 engine and have tired source ut3 is a dream compared to source all, you do is export as a acs file and bam i you can get it into ut3, whereas source is a pain to use and inferior to ut3. Which is why unreal engine is popular-its easy and shows off models well
Crackdown was done on RenderWare. Other RenderWare games off the top of my head.. Burnout Paradise, Burnout 3, pretty much everything Burnout, GTA 3/VC/SA, Bully, Manhunt, MK: Armageddon.. Most people in this thread don't really realize that the engine doesn't entirely dictate the visual look of a game. These 3 games are all running on the same engine - Gamebryo: Sid Meier's Pirates!:I like it. It really looks great and it seems to do gangbusters for textures.
I also like the Source engine since it does the dirty and gritty look real well.
But what was the engine Crackdown used? That whole cell-shaded, marker outlined look was real slick and stylish.
Also Dead Rising had some great visuals and the amount of zombies on screen was amazing (last level with the tank was incredible...must've been like hundreds of zombies around you).
MADVLAD123
Call me crazy but I found UT3 visually underwhelming. Sure UE3 can pull off some nice normal maps but I'm more impressed by lighting and effects like motion blur and depth of field. espoac
[QUOTE="ONLYDOD"]I sure doAmyMizunoI agree. The Unreal Engine 3 masks low polygon count by using complex shaders, but to the trained eye, everything ends up looking horribly normal mapped (looks like plastic).
Agreed, in fact a lot of next gen games look like this, it's kinda annoying in my eyes, I don't get amazed at people who look like they are made from metal, it's fine if they are wearing metal armour, but when surfaces like stone somehow look shiny, it's just like "WTF?"
I agree the Source Engine is great, also I don't really like Unreal Engine 3 just because alot of the games that use it they make the Characters look like they use alot of Steroids I know it is just a Design choice I just hate the way those characters look.[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="bizkit_limp"]Source Engine FTW!toxicmog
Lost Oddesy, blue dragon, The Last Remenant and Vegas use it.
All look waaaay different to UT and Gears ¬_¬
and lost odyssey lags xD
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