OMGM !! XXZZZ NOOOBS !!! ! Wolfentstein already HAS a REALIsm MoD !! n0ObS!!!!jerkzilla wrote:ETQW uses a heavily modified Doom 3 engine. You say that Quake Wars will only have a max of 32 players? But Wolfenstein ET had 64... From the clips I've seen of it, that game may need a realism modification.
I concure with MR $kelt0r.$kelet0r wrote:The unreal engine 3 is the way to go imo and I hope that PRM does take advantage of the opporunity when UT3 ships later this year. If only because of the pedigree and success of similar tactical modifications on that platform such as RO and Infiltration. Crysis is another possibility but like Rhino said it is limited in multiplayer, similarly to ETQW - the engine will show its age when it finally arrives and the upper limit in map and player size is quite low. Ideally all the models and skins would be made as modular as possible so that they can be slotted into a new engine without too much effort.
That or Crysis.Top _Cat the great wrote:I concure with MR $kelt0r.
PR needs the most versitile engine it can get, and U3 should fit the build.
The question, then is what game to choose that uses U3. There will be U2007 ofcourse but there will also be BIA HH. Although U2007 will have vehicles, therefore implementation of them will be much easier, BIA HH has many interesting features, namely realistic, real world locations (i have waited 6 years for nice green fields, hedges on open maps in Western Europe and i am still waiting - British country side could be and is the best place to kill each on it) and use of placing camara in 3rd person body, combined with from what the pictures show, wonderfull animation.
E.g:
- there is something so alive and real about it the it, the grit and dirt and animation (done for you cos i know PR prob with animators), a thousand times more than U2007.
I would like PR to use the U3 used in the yet released game; Brother in Arms Hells Highway becuase of its allready high level of realism.
But becuase the inclusions of both ground and air vehicles is vital, and IF its implamentation in BIAHH is impossible, i will gladely see the use of U2007 or any similar U3 based game.
U3!Top _Cat the great wrote:I concure with MR $kelt0r.
PR needs the most versitile engine it can get, and U3 should fit the build.
The question, then is what game to choose that uses U3. There will be U2007 ofcourse but there will also be BIA HH. Although U2007 will have vehicles, therefore implementation of them will be much easier, BIA HH has many interesting features, namely realistic, real world locations (i have waited 6 years for nice green fields, hedges on open maps in Western Europe and i am still waiting - British country side could be and is the best place to kill each on it) and use of placing camara in 3rd person body, combined with from what the pictures show, wonderfull animation.
E.g:
- there is something so alive and real about it the it, the grit and dirt and animation (done for you cos i know PR prob with animators), a thousand times more than U2007.
I would like PR to use the U3 used in the yet released game; Brother in Arms Hells Highway becuase of its allready high level of realism.
But becuase the inclusions of both ground and air vehicles is vital, and IF its implamentation in BIAHH is impossible, i will gladely see the use of U2007 or any similar U3 based game.
it's not a game, it's an engine; Unreal Engine 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHCENINJA wrote: I have been hearing about UE3, what game does it stand for... I cant make it out haha
just did a quick google search.AnRK wrote:
Theoretically when U3 comes out would you guys be able to build a PR game from scratch? Or would that be a majorly expensive and time consuming pain in the arse, I assume you have to pay for rights and stuff as well as half deveote your life to it...
I'd fund you anyway, my coppers containers nearly full
Kidneys my son, Kidneys are the way!bigmoose332 wrote:just did a quick google search.
I've seen prices from 800,000 to 40,000,000.
Whichever price is right, it's certainly VERY VERY expensive I'd imagine.
well whatever it may be, PR is awesome!
:-D