Nukeproof said:By the time a new INF on a more demanding engine than HL2 is available, Microsoft will have forced us to upgrade anyway.
DX10 (or whatever the gonna call it) won't be available for XP and new games gonna need DX10 and Longhorn will need a damn fast machine...
Holding back developement, just so nobody needs to upgrade is plain silly - then we could stick with 2.9 forever (some run it on 1 Ghz and a GF2)
Psychomorph said:@Nukeproof:
It is called 'Vista' now and I think it'll will be released end 2006? How SS could develope a game for this system on todays systems using only DX9?
Plausable, but extremely little chance of getting them in without the sources.Nukeproof said:BTW: Did anybody think about the possibilities to "recycle" IMT content for INF-HL2
I agree that player controlled aircraft are out of scale with realistic ground combat. However, it is a much more complex and difficult task to guide ordanance from above onto targets below than simply pointing at a spot and clicking the mouse.yurch said:Plausable, but extremely little chance of getting them in without the sources.
Logan, clever LOD and other related schemes are the sole reason such large scale games manage to run. Obscenely high poly models would be a waste.
The best attempt at a truely realistic battlefield simulation would not have any player controlled aircraft whatsoever. Aircraft range and capability far outscale the feasable amount of detail required for a smooth ground simulation.
Nukeproof said:@LT:
I read that even id-Soft is about to abandon OGL in favor of MS new grafic interface...
In the end it's us gamers who keep crappy Windoof alive over Linux ...
Ok, I did a search. I found two threads concerning somehow the mod. In both the last reply was made in April. There was even a thread about Insurgency but it was made over an year ago. The screenshots including that one were released August 2nd. So I suppose not everyone had seen that screenshot.Crowze said:Maybe if you searched you'd find we all know about INS already .
Rumour = rumourRelease date = bad. Calling a release a beta = worse.