No, that's not conjecture on my part. I'm running an i3 that's four generations old now, clocked *slower* than that, and OS almost never drops below 60. Honestly, any modern CPU that isn't a damn Atom shouldn't choke Halo.

soon...

and So... we wait...

I'm sorry, I'm pretty sure I said that Clock speed doesn't mean much from the start. I just was correcting someone who incorrectly corrected my correct statement. (yeah buddy, on a roll there)

Gimme that bsp progress screenshot :D

If cmt spv3 TSC:E disappoints due to a lack of quality because the team was pressured into releasing earlier under the duress of YOU fans.

I'm so going to feed your rabbits chicken.



And its gonna be delicious.
Edited by SS Flanker on Dec 4, 2014 at 04:37 PM

but ur internet sux, huehuehue

This is just discussion for TSC:E, not SPV3 TSC:E

my cpu clocks at 1234567890THz

that's right, its so intense it goes beyond a "G"

I have third generation APU,
I don't need to overclock to have a responsive system.

Also: Why bother? Even with OS, people still insist on throwing amazing looking tags into Quake2-esque BSPs with ugly diffuse textures

I am totally with you on this; the only exception I've seen so far is Halo: Composition, but that won't be here for a while.

wha-what?

Anyway I'm sure it'll be fine.

If they were pressured to release it early, don't you think they wouldn't have delayed it as many times as they have?

Hmmm good point.

bru my clock speed is 9999 Phz (petahertz)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyL-J-piB8o

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


"Houston we have plumpage"

Gawd p3 you just made my day, my week my month and my year!

And not to mention Robot chicken does halo! I thought they only did starwars.


Thnx p3 :D
Edited by SS Flanker on Dec 5, 2014 at 12:57 AM
Edited by Dennis on Dec 5, 2014 at 04:49 PM

i honestly thought the elite's line was funnier, but it was a great vid

To quote Shigeru Miyamoto, "A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad," This is how I see TSC:E

Oh herro thar i see you chineese like me. We are both chineese peoparu.

How long does it take for DLM's to render? (Not trying to sound picky or fustrated here.)

A single computer rendering a full 4 part dlm set takes about 3 or 4 days. However if anything goes wrong, we have to run followup renders to fix the areas in question. This prevents us from moving to new areas for rendering. With work and render times it's been a little slower during this week, but we're definitely still moving. We will post a new chart as soon as we get a new major change.
Edited by slashrat on Dec 6, 2014 at 10:54 AM

Shigeru Miyamoto is Japanese.

Oh mai apologeese.


Fing fang ping pong ching ling .

Flanker,

WTF?

Hahaha. That's crazy.

SS Flanker, I thought you were a pretty cool person. What happened?

I am Asian and that was pretty offensive.

Looking forward to trying this, seems like a solid and well-organised team-effort.

I'm Asian and that wasn't that offensive.

Who does he work for??

It has been a productive weekend. We finished unwrapping two BSPs for lighting, bringing us to 5 of 10 UV mapped -- halfway there! Only 2 of 10 BSPs still need iteration on their lighting setup, and 2 of 10 are 100% finalized.

Ifafudafi has been taking time to work with the 100% final BSPs to pretty up their environment textures and shaders, so that they look nicer with DLMs enabled. He's doing good work.

I purged some unused animations from our bipeds, which gave us enough tagspace to add some more hidden secrets. (Animation tags are one of the biggest consumers of the memory allocated to tag data). I hope that everyone enjoys these secrets.

I was looking through some old progress shots and it's really something how far we've come in the last two years. Here is a comically primitive blockout of one of our areas that I found. It dates back to December 2012!


Edited by teh lag on Dec 7, 2014 at 08:07 PM

After X years of staring down both h1 forerunner and what's become our unique spin on that style, it's equal parts wonderful and frightening to have to completely recalibrate my mental model of what it's supposed to look like, now that we have the means to make forerunner metal look like Actual Metal. Not too long ago I was running around panicking that it was too much and we'd never get it right, but today I'm bouncing in my chair waiting to take care of the next BSP's set of materials. "Breakthrough" is a word whose meaning has bcome sort of muted over time, but no other will do.

Will a demonstration of the difference make its way to the thread in the coming days? We'll have to see how quickly the lighting process goes