[QUOTE=HybridTheroy;44982970]Those lying bastards[/QUOTE]
holy shit, six years?
that's longer than GTA V has been in development
the more things i learn about this game the more disappointed i get with it
[QUOTE=Zotobom;44977929][IMG]http://puu.sh/9bPPq/7dc9f58368.png[/IMG]
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I wasn't making fun of it though, I just said Postal has it. There's a difference <3
Dumbvoters are usually butthurt flamable anuses so I'm not surprised lol
The trains are fixed (or weren't broken on release). I just tested them.
[video=youtube;dIfDa-8-RLs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIfDa-8-RLs[/video]
Did you try it with the vehicles. That was the main point was they just dead stopped near vehicles.
Just to clear things up, it really really bugs me how people are complaining about the reflections. Reflections are actually quite expensive, and most games use the Screen space method (basically flips the scene, but results in artifacts like it can't render what it can't see) for rendering reflections, because real time actually really really really expensive especially in a deferred renderer. Most games, such as this also use the cubemap method, which is taking a pre-rendered image and applying it. which looks just fine from a distance, and is a heck of a lot cheaper.
[QUOTE=Stiffy360;44994493]Just to clear things up, it really really bugs me how people are complaining about the reflections. Reflections are actually quite expensive, and most games use the Screen space method (basically flips the scene, but results in artifacts like it can't render what it can't see) for rendering reflections, because real time actually really really really expensive especially in a deferred renderer. Most games, such as this also use the cubemap method, which is taking a pre-rendered image and applying it. which looks just fine from a distance, and is a heck of a lot cheaper.[/QUOTE]
They are a triple A title. They don't have an excuse.
[QUOTE=Stiffy360;44994493]Just to clear things up, it really really bugs me how people are complaining about the reflections. Reflections are actually quite expensive, and most games use the Screen space method (basically flips the scene, but results in artifacts like it can't render what it can't see) for rendering reflections, because real time actually really really really expensive especially in a deferred renderer. Most games, such as this also use the cubemap method, which is taking a pre-rendered image and applying it. which looks just fine from a distance, and is a heck of a lot cheaper.[/QUOTE]
Other games manage fine, and this is supposed to be a NEXT-GEN game
[QUOTE=Stiffy360;44994493]Just to clear things up, it really really bugs me how people are complaining about the reflections. Reflections are actually quite expensive, and most games use the Screen space method (basically flips the scene, but results in artifacts like it can't render what it can't see) for rendering reflections, because real time actually really really really expensive especially in a deferred renderer. Most games, such as this also use the cubemap method, which is taking a pre-rendered image and applying it. which looks just fine from a distance, and is a heck of a lot cheaper.[/QUOTE]
GTA IV/V at least reflects the environment and world objects (but not foreign objects like vehicles players or characters) instead of using a fake cubemap
[QUOTE=endorphinsam;44995876]GTA IV/V at least reflects the environment and world objects (but not foreign objects like vehicles players or characters) instead of using a fake cubemap[/QUOTE]
If you get the big classic solid rims in GTA V you can look at them while you drive and they mirror pretty damn good
Its a cool effect that you wouldn't even notice with all the other rims
[QUOTE=Mad.Hatter;44994854]They are a triple A title. They don't have an excuse.[/QUOTE]
For not using an expensive method of rendering? This would make the performance even lower than what it is now. Only a very few machines could use it in that kind of setting and still get a decent framerate.
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