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Re: A History of Violence
This was a great movie. I love it when the director just let's the actors work. Definately one of the best movies I've seen lately. *spoiler* The violence was almost too instense. I had to check my stub on the way out to check if it was NC-17. I hope they package a behind the scenes on the dvd, cause I'd love to see how… -
Re: Retro Gaming Thread!
all LCDs have input lag; how much of it varies by panel type, amount of processing, and the manufacturer. even if the panel has no input lag, the TV will scale retro game signals (240p, 480i, 480p), and do all sorts of bad to make it look terrible unless you have an external scaler... the ultimate option is an RGB CRT… -
Re: UE4 Mobile Stylised Asset Dev
Thanks for your input! With regards to colour currently the White-lined sphinx's main colours will be serving as the base, and I'll paint up a few concepts to derive from it a little. This is mostly because I want no chance of her being mistaken for a butterfly, so whilst there are really colourful moths like the Spanish… -
Re: Paul Marino Talks Cinematic Scenes
I believe it is a hit-or-miss type of thing. Sometimes cut scenes fits perfectly into a game, and really plays their part in bringing the story to the next level, others would fit better with perhaps something like Half-Life 2 type of storytelling where it lies more in the environment and walking through it rather than… -
Re: (Critic Welcome) ConceptArt Portfolio
Thanks @Greg Westphal It's a good format to try for the next posts. With this, I wanted to take a illustration I had and turn it into a full body portrait presentation, similar to what I found from EA Dice Mirrors' Edge. All these may seem like a de-route, because I reference multiple styles, but now I'm trying to add a… -
Re: Team Fortress 2: 1850 Edition
I can imagine ;) Well I will be for sure one who will have a look in turning these into a cool open-source (likely Darkplaces based) game once you release them. Just make sure it's actually a open-source compatible CC license (the NC and the ND options make it basically impossible to use them). P.S.: When will you make the… -
Re: Who's excited that Alice in Chains has a new album coming out?
Bought it today in UK, would have it in my CD player now if I hadn't rushed out of work and left it on my desk. :( Tomorrow night it's on loop. :D I first started guitar playing Alice in Chains, still bang out nutshell every once in a while, and the Unplugged in NY has to be one of my favourite albums of all time. -
Re: Games can run clear on tvs at low res, why not computer monirotrs?
what's to stop you from looking secondhand? yes, it's harder to source, but i'd rather get the undisputed best CRT in the world than have to deal with the crapshoot that comes with buying an LCD. i got my fw900 for $50 and i see people get them for free quite often... you just need to stop being lazy and look beyond the… -
Re: Finding it confusing to land a job.
I think the main issue portfolio wise, is that you don't have anything that showcases that you understand the game modeling pipe line, i.e high poly to low poly work flow + using the latest texturing techniques. The portfolio as it stands could work for CG visualization in architecture/advertising/automobile industry. Your… -
Re: Horizon: Zero Dawn
Just completed it, I fucking loved it. Everything was explained, brillant methods were used to cut budget while still explaining a shitload about the world and the people living in it ( mostly all the scan data, the logs, the bookbs etc) Really love the small dialogue cutscene, it feel lively even with recycled stuff, if…
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