I'm one of those people who got the "Cannott Create Game With Current Network Environment" errors, so I did some research into the subjust and found that forwarding/opening ports should help.

Well, I have a D-Link (DGL-4300 Model) and went to open some ports. I opened TCP ports 5730-5739 under the name "MGS4S1" and I still can't create a game.

Did I do something wrong? My In-Game MGO Network Settings are as follows:

UPnP Enabled: No

Port: 5730

Upload SPeed: 256kbps

Any help is appreciated.

[QUOTE="Zeliard9"][QUOTE="FrozenLiquid"]

Why didn't it look like that in the demo when i put it on DX10?

Maybe it's a certain time of day and a certain part of the jungle we didn't explore...

saolin323

The guy who did this did it in response to that infamous "comparison" pic that's been floating around. He adjusted time of day and lighting settings, among other things. I'll just repost something I recently posted about this:

Already noted to be mainly differences in time of day, lighting levels, and fog settings. All fairly easily customizable. Someone figured as much and cooked these up in only one hour in the sandbox after seeing that comparison:

http://img250.imageshack.us/img250/7197/65285399et6.jpg

http://img250.imageshack.us/img250/7020/43856945qe4.jpg

http://img250.imageshack.us/img250/6/12451430gf4.jpgZeliard9

And that video that Dreams posted is from that.

In that same post I also mentioned how I thought the "very high" pic in the comparison was BS and not truly at very high settings, mostly noticeable by those low-quality leaves on the bottom, and I posted this pic of what quality vegetation actually looks like.

IMO it looks MILES behind the first pic in the comparisson, where you can see each leaf, and lighting is so much better applied and distributed, it is obviously a pre-rendered pic though, but they just did not have to lie about it

Lets see:

1. Haze

2. Resistance 2

3. BIA:HH

4. MGS4

And more, but I can't think of them right now :p