Just try to move out with your mass marines, and I'll be like,
BANELINGS BANELINGS BAAAAANELINGSSS OOOHHHHH
Lol, on consoles, nobody ever says nice shot, it's all, "U FAG, UR MOM IS GAY 22222". Love the community on PC games, I'm probably just spoiled by it.
"StreamMyGame runs the game on your desktop and streams it over your local network to your laptop or netbook."
If you have a desktop in your house capable of running the game, why in the hell are you playing on your laptop in the first place, while dealing with streaming lag and artifacting from compression?
Pretty much, some standards look great. Such as the Bugatti Veyron and Mazda Furai, which sometimes looks similar to premiums. But there are others, like the Daihatsu Midget and my F-150 that just look... terrible.
And having the 800 standards is waay better than just having only 200 cars. There goes most of the LeMans prototypes, touring cars, and everyday production cars.
"BTW, you`re not even playing GT5 unless your using a FF wheel."
And you're not using an FF wheel unless you turn Skid Recovery Force off. In fact, you're not even playing the game with that on. That assist literally makes the difference between pseudo-sim and sim.
Except they weren't the latest upgrades... HD LCDs have been around 2000 or so. HD-level resolutions have been possible on CRT monitors for ages (although I'd still take an LCD any day).
Lol, Killzone 2 is basically a corridor shooter. In Crysis, you have HUGE, almost sanbox-like at times, levels, and there are hundreds of ways to approach any situation. There's so much freedom, and that's what makes the gameplay.
"crysis was a mediocre games (talking about metacritics scores ?) and nobody was really enjoying the "great graphics" (not so) at the time the game was a new game (only pc of the future)."
91 is now consi...
You can literally prove this yourself. Buy a car you know you'll be using for a long time. Do one lap, any circuit, practice mode. Go to GT Auto, make note of the Chassis Rebuild price. Now comeback after a week or so of driving, and crash it a bunch just to prove my point. It will be the same price, mark my words.
Engine overhauls are based on mileage, since the horsepower deteriorates once it's hit it's peak.
Chassis rebuilds just fix the slight loss of tight handling which happens over time, it has nothing to do with crashing. There have been a bunch of tests done over at GTPlanet to confirm this. Also, that whole thing about "crashing your car drives up the repair cost" was completely untrue. The repair cost is always going to be 50% of the car's price.
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*sigh* I thought it's been established that damage doesn't change AT ALL in the higher levels. Different cars damage differently, that's it. The only reason you may see this is because the race cars have a lot more visible damage compared to production cars.
Even when you just started the game, take a rally car, go crash into everything, and it'll be just like the video. Now I'm level 34, the Honda CR-Z still barely shows a dent, while my Castrol Tom's...
"Why is it a good thing he skipped on the Mass Effect sales?"
I think he's trying to say that Mass Effect would take a ton of time to chew through too, and that list of games is already a time-eater.
Top Gear is used in the British Lightweight Cup though, once in the entire A-spec.
Turn 10 has over 200 employees, over 60% of there cars are outsourced for modeling to a company in India, another company in the Middle East did all the tuning parts, wheels, and a few tracks, and they re-use car models from previous Forzas. That's the only reason they can pump out games so fast.
Polyphony Digital only has a team of a little more than 100 people.
"Forza Motorsport (1) is also notable for its ability to realistically model damage to cars, from both a cosmetic and a performance standpoint"
Because crashing the front, then having the entire car, including the back and sides, look like it was scraped by sandpaper is soooo realistic...
"One of the game's most-lauded features is its physics engine. Like any racing simulator, Forza Motorsport calculates a car's performance in real time...
Gotta love how this has 600 degrees, yet 21 comments. -_-
At 0:57, El Capitan. I still have no idea where it went. Same with the kart track at Piazza del Campo.
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
But my biggest, biggest, want, is more events, and using tracks in those events other than blasted Suzuka, Monza, Cape Ring, and Tsukuba a billion times.
The SSRs are extremely underused (if at all in fact), Eiger is never used, I would have ...
"it’s just another Gran Turismo game that has players running laps for hours on end, if that’s your idea of fun, I would hate to see you on a boring day."
That's... every racing game. What did you expect, guns on the cars?
It won't be supporting DirectX 9 either. FINALLY PC devs are moving forward and leaving behind old tech.
Aw, why the edit R2D2? I wanted to be educated about easter bunnies.
"I DONT BUY A GAME TO MOD CARS lmfao I DONT EVEN USE ANY OF THE GT5 TUNING/MODING OPTIONS ETC."
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You're really missing out on alot of the tuning options in GT5 then. There's nothing like a Ferrari 458 Italia actually just barely keeping up with LeMans prototype race cars for a whole race. Try doing those seasonal events without any kind of tuning, I dare you (at least back when they had restrictions... now they lifted them, and it's TOO easy)