Realtime immersive - Militar simulator cryengine - Games

[QUOTE=borisjake;27281937]Was that a mod taking credit for all the tech in the cry engine?[/QUOTE] Pretty much sums it up

[QUOTE=BipolarPanda;27281527]How would it help with accuracy unless they had a controller that functioned like a gun?[/QUOTE] What accuracy? Where did I say anything about accuracy?

[QUOTE=Tac Error;27282166]What accuracy? Where did I say anything about accuracy?[/QUOTE] [img]http://i52.tinypic.com/332nde9.png[/img]

Fuck, it better not cost like a thousand bucks. FUCK YOU VBS2, YOU ARE SO AMAZING BUT WHY MUST YOU COST A THOUSAND BUCKS!!!

[QUOTE=borisjake;27281937]Was that a mod taking credit for all the tech in the cry engine?[/QUOTE] No, a new game which uses the CryEngine 3.

[QUOTE=shian;27282260]Fuck, it better not cost like a thousand bucks. FUCK YOU VBS2, YOU ARE SO AMAZING BUT WHY MUST YOU COST A THOUSAND BUCKS!!![/QUOTE] Because it's not a game for little kiddies.

[QUOTE=BmB;27274320]THE POINT IS you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late you're jizzing 4 years too late in case you missed it the first 50 times Look I know it's really hard to concentrate on more than three words at a time but at least try and have a conversation ok [highlight](User was banned for this post ("Why Reply?" - rilez))[/highlight][/QUOTE] Since you're banned I didn't realize who you were, but then I looked at your username and it all makes sense.

[QUOTE=Mitsuma;27282274]No, a new game which uses the CryEngine 3.[/QUOTE] Might as well be a mod. It is claiming the tech as it's own though. [QUOTE=Mitsuma;27282358]No, visit their website.[/QUOTE] The video made it look like they were

[QUOTE=BipolarPanda;27282294]Might as well be a mod. It is claiming the tech as it's own though.[/QUOTE] No, visit their website. [QUOTE]RealTime Immersive, Inc. (RTI) is a simulation and serious games studio established to support CryENGINE® licensees in the serious game and simulation market space. RealTime Immersive is focused both on the implementation and support of the CryENGINE® technology, and making continued contributions to the advancement of the serious games/simulation industry.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=BipolarPanda;27282215][img_thumb]http://i52.tinypic.com/332nde9.png[/img_thumb][/QUOTE] Ah, military marksmanship trainer. They basically do the same stuff used on VBS2 shooting trainers. Dslyecxi did something on that in one of his articles.

[QUOTE=69105;27273067]amazing physics like real calculated bullet drop and whatnot has always been a massive want for both tacsim players and developers alike but has never been properly achieved because of the immensive use of processing it'd require to do it. nowdays i don't imagine that being too much of a problem, but it's still the day of watt-based processing and there's always limitations.[/QUOTE]STALKER has a pretty good bullet physics system, except for not taking into account wind, and the terminal collision performance being the age old damage subtracting from health system. With tweaking (the default settings are crap), bullets would travel realistically, ricochet and all that stuff. [QUOTE=bepassley;27273199]I spent 1200 dollars on my pc and I can't play crysis at 1080p. 720p yeah I can do just fine but it's just not .. the... [B]SAME![/B][/QUOTE]While I know you're not being serious, I don't get why people use HD TV terminology for computers. [editline]8th January 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=xxxkiller;27278137]Really, I am truly trying to see what is so great about this after seeing BmB getting shitstormed to death. The way I see it, BmB is right with the fact that I have seen this a couple of years ago and played with the sandbox editor for many nights and nothing I see in these videos is in any way new apart from some assets. It could just be a random mod from crymod.com . @pandemix: I have made huge underground caves with streams and such. Booby traps are no problem, sandbox supports many constraints just like Garrysmod does. Here is an example of a total conversion mod: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC2BAeyVkYM&feature=related[/media] Some real time physics: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEcMD-xGeHY[/media] And a remake of some Sony commercial apparently, showing that these graphics are really nothing new: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX6-8bAKhYI&feature=related[/media][/QUOTE]The most important thing about this is the tools made available. Personally, I don't think Crysis derivative should get points for looking pretty.

[QUOTE=Sgt Doom;27282519] While I know you're not being serious, I don't get why people use HD TV terminology for computers. [/QUOTE] Because saying 1080p is easier than 1920x1080 Also most monitors these days are monitor/tv mixes.

[QUOTE=johan_sm;27282635]Because saying 1080p is easier than 1920x1080 Also most monitors these days are monitor/tv mixes.[/QUOTE]I suppose. It just seems odd to me, having had a "1080p" display in some form or another for nearly a decade, and people are acting like it's new technology.

[QUOTE=Sgt Doom;27282712]I suppose. It just seems odd to me, having had a "1080p" display in some form or another for nearly a decade, and people are acting like it's new technology.[/QUOTE] Those people would be the people who just got a new tv

[QUOTE=Sgt Doom;27282712]I suppose. It just seems odd to me, having had a "1080p" display in some form or another for nearly a decade, and people are acting like it's new technology.[/QUOTE] It's not new, but running games at that res, especially crysis, is a bit of a challenge.

I wonder if Project Reality gets released for ArmA 2 if could be a rival.

[QUOTE=Zander;27282802]I wonder if Project Reality gets released for ArmA 2 if could be a rival.[/QUOTE] I so wish the PR devs would,in some way,optimize with the mod ArmA2 so it will run better, since the game runs like shit for me. But obviously that won't happen :smith:

i couldn't tell the difference between this engine's nv and armas nv

[QUOTE=johan_sm;27282766]It's not new, but running games at that res, especially crysis, is a bit of a challenge.[/QUOTE]Depends. A couple 8800s will run Crysis at that resolution just short of very high without too many problems.

[QUOTE=ionuttzu;27282825]I so wish the PR devs would,in some way,optimize with the mod ArmA2 so it will run better, since the game runs like shit for me. But obviously that won't happen :smith:[/QUOTE] I think they might do some optimization but knowing PR devs, their mod will shoot the system requirements up the roof.

It would be better if the objects would be darker, like the shadows would be darker and stuff, it breaks the realism feeling when i see the object like its lighted from all the sides even with the shadows that they have.

[QUOTE=Ins1d3r;27283344]It would be better if the objects would be darker, like the shadows would be darker and stuff, it breaks the realism feeling when i see the object like its lighted from all the sides even with the shadows that they have.[/QUOTE] That's because it IS lit from all sides. Go outside on a sunny day and you'll see that shadows are are actually still pretty bright. Light scatters through the atmosphere and reflects off of every object it hits. That's why even the shadowed sides of the objects are getting lit, and also the reason you can see the world around you, you see the light reflected off your surroundings. So unless you're in a room covered in a material that absorbs 100% of the light hitting it, shadows will never be completely dark. [editline]8th January 2011[/editline] I've actually heard people say Doom 3 was realistic because there was no ambient light so the shadows in it were pitch-black...

I came. Would be awesome to make some maps with that engine.

[QUOTE=johan_sm;27282282]Because it's not a game for little kiddies.[/QUOTE] Not all adults have that kind of money laying around. [editline]8th January 2011[/editline] I really want to try using this engine. It looks pretty powerful.

[QUOTE=pebkac;27285865]That's because it IS lit from all sides. Go outside on a sunny day and you'll see that shadows are are actually still pretty bright. Light scatters through the atmosphere and reflects off of every object it hits. That's why even the shadowed sides of the objects are getting lit, and also the reason you can see the world around you, you see the light reflected off your surroundings. So unless you're in a room covered in a material that absorbs 100% of the light hitting it, shadows will never be completely dark. [editline]8th January 2011[/editline] I've actually heard people say Doom 3 was realistic because there was no ambient light so the shadows in it were pitch-black...[/QUOTE] I know it has to be like that but not as bright as in some places, its ambient occlusion. I meant it looks as bright as it was lit up by a lamp, not the sun light which would still be darker.

[QUOTE=ionuttzu;27282825]I so wish the PR devs would,in some way,optimize with the mod ArmA2 so it will run better, since the game runs like shit for me. But obviously that won't happen :smith:[/QUOTE] On my old computer Bf2 ran fine. When I ran PR, it took me 15 minutes to load a map.

[QUOTE=BipolarPanda;27282215][img_thumb]http://i52.tinypic.com/332nde9.png[/img_thumb][/QUOTE] *Nuclear power plant simulator What?

[QUOTE=rakkar;27287752]*Nuclear power plant simulator What?[/QUOTE]Probably a training simulator for the security guards of a nuclear power plant. Even here in Finland, ours are always protected by heavily armed guards.

This looks extremely unimpressive, every feature they "showcased" was just something that was already included CryEngine. Like others have said, its just like a mod for Crysis. Also it has a shitty name.