Unreal Engine 4

cooldawn wrote:
smurphy wrote:Visuals are meaningless now. I'm satisfied with how games look.

Really? So sooooo much better to come and you are done now??

He's a PC gamer, to you he's playing games almost a decade ahead.

Winckle wrote:
cooldawn wrote:
smurphy wrote:Visuals are meaningless now. I'm satisfied with how games look.

Really? So sooooo much better to come and you are done now??

He's a PC gamer, to you he's playing games almost a decade ahead.

Fully aware of where PC graphcs are at.

That's good enough?

cooldawn wrote:
Winckle wrote:
cooldawn wrote:
smurphy wrote:Visuals are meaningless now. I'm satisfied with how games look.

Really? So sooooo much better to come and you are done now??

He's a PC gamer, to you he's playing games almost a decade ahead.

Fully aware of where PC graphcs are at.

That's good enough?

Plenty. The amount of displayable detail in most cases far outstrips the need for it.

Most of it is only visible in a small number of cases during gameplay, which is ridiculous when you think.how much that detail costs to create.

Delusibeta wrote:Can't help but feel somewhat disappointed by those screenshots. I've seen better screengrabs of mountains from Skyrim, the close-ups look like something fairly mediocre running in UE3 and the other shot is basically Bloom: The Picture.

Stick some volumetric clouds around 'em and *bam* those mountains could be straight out of Skyrim.

I'll hold judgement on UE 4 until I've seen it in motion.

Few more screenshots from the tech demo. I think it's definitely something we need to see in motion to appreciate the jump in graphically quality and other features..

NickSCFC

A 1995 FMV Cutscene wrote:]

It appears to be the number and detail of lighting and other effects thats really being pushed here, rather than the amount of polygons its pushing being massively increased (at least thats how it looks to the naked eye).

NickSCFC

Wasn't this supposed to be unveiled tonight?

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NickSCFC wrote:Wasn't this supposed to be unveiled tonight?

Well it's just 2.30 pm in LA right now. I thought they weren't unveiling this until 8pm their time. I guess we won't see it until tomorrow.

NickSCFC · PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **NickSCFC** » Thu Jun 07, 2012 10:48 pm

Geoff Keighly said 1:00am EST on Twitter :fp:

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Codename 47** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:14 am

It looks more impressive in motion than in screenshots unsurprisingly. I am loving the particle effects and stuff, a hell of a lot of work seems to have gone into those.

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Dblock** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:30 am

Atleast two gens away to see anything like that in full gameplay.

Oh god.

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Floex** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:32 am

The particles effects and lighting are extremely impressive but the demon didn't blow me away like Samaritan character did. Still, I want it, I want it now

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Floex** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:33 am

Dblock wrote:Atleast two gens away to see anything like that in full gameplay.

Oh god.

No, it looks more than capable of what to expect from the next gen

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Mafro** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:33 am

Not really blown away by that at all.

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **The Viirus** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:37 am

My graphics card was sweating just watching that.

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Peter Crisp** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:39 am

Dblock wrote:Atleast two gens away to see anything like that in full gameplay.

Oh god.

It really doesn't look all that much better than what can be achieved on a high end gaming PC.

PostRe: Unreal Engine 4 by **Christopher** » Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:40 am

I was more impressed with Square-Enix's next gen engine demo :shifty:

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