i'm betting it will cripple whatever graphics card is top of the
line...it'll probably have individual grass blades that bend in the
wind, you'll be able to just get through the entire game kicking
monsters in the groin, it'll have realistic weather effects, but you
won't be able to move...at all..while its raining because your latest
gen nvidia card which was doing a relative brisk 23 fps will drop to 2
fps...but that's good though because the rain will look really really
ultra realistic...oh yeah and as an added unbonus you still won't be
able to see stilt-riders in motion or any other transportation..
i bet they'll even improve on the hyperlink conversations by the
inclusion of popup boxes that are pretty remeniescent of www popup
adds...and instead of the npcs berating you as you pass them in the
street, they'll each throw various things at you, provoking you into a
fight...if you so much as walk towards them ever guard in the town
will run you down and kill you...
yeah..i can't wait for borrowind 2. bring it on bethesda...make my
high tech hardware groan with poorly written code and make me groan
with tedious gameplay...you know we want it...
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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHIHIHIHIHIHIHHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!!! *chuckle*
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the diehard cliquey crowd only, Pathesda!!! >;-)
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Well let him out already!
Once one gets past the "attitude" in Blabbus' post he does make some
very good points.
I like his speculation that games will be graphically inferior (according to
his perceived industry standards) until each individual rain drop is
rendered perfectly. :p
-Crusis
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Hmm, realtime-raytraced raindrops...
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an...@studcs.uni-sb.de (Andreas Baus)
> i bet they'll even improve on the hyperlink conversations by the
> inclusion of popup boxes that are pretty remeniescent of www popup
> adds...
Haha.
olaf
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