@Cloud_imperium said:

@goodkingmog said:

@Cloud_imperium said:

@Toxic-Seahorse said:

@Cloud_imperium said:

@FelipeInside said:

@04dcarraher said:

Anyone remember Crysis what they showed us before the game released and after? No one threw a fit.....

Actually, the whole internet threw a fit at that Crysis footage vs final engine.

I think the complaints are just because people are getting tired of shown one thing, and then delivered another.

Crysis still looked impressive. Witcher 3 doesn't even look like a same game anymore. Even its art style is changed and it's a lot more colorful like a painting. It's like they scraped the old art style that was faithful to first two games because it was "too depressing" for younger audiences. Not to mention number of NPCs.

Have you even played TW3? It's just as colorful as TW2. I don't know why people seem to think TW2 was a dark game, it wasn't, especially Flotsam. Also, the subject matter of the quests is a hell of a lot darker content wise than anything in TW1 or TW2. As a matter of fact, the entire atmosphere of TW3 is a hell of a lot more "depressing" than the first two games. They clearly didn't do it for younger audiences. Maybe play the game before bashing it.

TW 2 is darker. TW 3 is more colorful.

no, it isnt. once again, you are wrong.

Are you stupid or what? That Witcher 2 screenshot is from Alpha version. Get a clue kid... BTW that screenshot still has dark tone. At this point I'm 100% sure that you are just a troll.

even more proof. again. you are wrong. get used to being proven wrong cloud, because you are wrong a lot. witcher 2 was equally or more colorful than witcher 3.

@Cloud_imperium said:

@Toxic-Seahorse said:

@Cloud_imperium said:

@FelipeInside said:

@04dcarraher said:

@Cloud_imperium said:

No shit. Only fanboys were unable to not see that. Now that they have money from Pre orders and people weren't ignoring the downgrade even after the game's release, they've finally decided address this issue. He's still dodging some questions though. "PC devs", yeah right,,, not anymore. Just like most other multiplats, Witcher 3 is targeted for lowest common denominator. It's Xbox One game primarily.

Anyone remember Crysis what they showed us before the game released and after? No one threw a fit.....

Actually, the whole internet threw a fit at that Crysis footage vs final engine.

I think the complaints are just because people are getting tired of shown one thing, and then delivered another.

Crysis still looked impressive. Witcher 3 doesn't even look like a same game anymore. Even its art style is changed and it's a lot more colorful like a painting. It's like they scraped the old art style that was faithful to first two games because it was "too depressing" for younger audiences. Not to mention number of NPCs.

Have you even played TW3? It's just as colorful as TW2. I don't know why people seem to think TW2 was a dark game, it wasn't, especially Flotsam. Also, the subject matter of the quests is a hell of a lot darker content wise than anything in TW1 or TW2. As a matter of fact, the entire atmosphere of TW3 is a hell of a lot more "depressing" than the first two games. They clearly didn't do it for younger audiences. Maybe play the game before bashing it.

TW 2 is darker. TW 3 is more colorful.

no, it isnt. once again, you are wrong.

RIP Nintendo

after the WiiU, and then to pull this? i will never purchase another nintendo product again.

@FelipeInside said:

@goodkingmog said:

anyone know of any decent desks designed specifically for gaming? like something that has hooks to hang your headset on, speaker stands, and a wide desk area to make using a large mousepad and such easy? also, enough area to support multiple monitors and cable management would be great.

all i can find really is this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0058O8EN8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

but, it doesnt look that great IMO. any suggestions?

Hey TC

I went with a desk similar to this one.

Mine is 1.8m by 1.8m (sides)

They are great because they give you lots of room for speakers, peripherals, case etc.

If you have a 5.1 surround system they are perfect because you put the rear speakers on the end of each side and it gives you that surround sound without having cables around the room.

I'm at work right now but if you want I can take a photo of my home setup to show you how everything has it's place. (just PM me).

that desk looks pretty nice. worried that i would have issues attaching my dual display mounts though

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VHN8DPI/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1JV95TU0041V3

i have 2 27" monitors and have found that pretty much no desk is large enough if i dont use that mount. plus the flexibility of it is just great.

free and open is great.... but not being able to run like.... *anything* on it pretty much makes it worthless, no?

anyone know of any decent desks designed specifically for gaming? like something that has hooks to hang your headset on, speaker stands, and a wide desk area to make using a large mousepad and such easy? also, enough area to support multiple monitors and cable management would be great.

all i can find really is this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0058O8EN8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

but, it doesnt look that great IMO. any suggestions?

only audio issues i have noticed is that if a character starts walking during a cutscene, the footstep sound will continue to play even after they stop. it is annoying.

date is the only thing noteworthy here. 90% of the market is on vista for later, and will be getting a free upgrade to win10 so meeeeh.

are YOU serious? you clearly have no idea how games are actually made. you do NOT create assets at the level that they are going to be used on all platforms... what you said is not even remotely true and completely moronic.

you scale assets back to match the hardware... you do not create assets below or at the standard for the hardware. textures are created at MANY times the resolution that you see them in a final build for a game..... same with models, they are created at much higher poly counts than actually end up in the game.

you dont have to make 2 separate versions of anything. you simply lower texture resolution and poly counts until they meet performance standards.... for **** sake man, do a little reading before sounding like a blathering idiot.

if you knew anything about game development.... which you dont... clearly... you would know that you dont create assets for the lowest spec, and then upscale them. you do the complete opposite. textures and models are created at a MUCH higher fidelity, and then scaled back to meet hardware demands.

so no, the assets werent created for the xbox one and PS4, and then "scaled up" for PC.... exactly the opposite happened. they were scaled down for the xbox one and PS4.