Lies and infamy.
SomeBritishDude said:Fallout 3 managed to get past a lot of that just because I found the setting interesting (maybe if I had played Fallout 1 before then I wouldn't have, who knows) but it's still rediculous that they're using this engine. Valve can get away with it simply because Soarce engine is incredible, even today. Gamebryo not so much.
Garsty said:SomeBritishDude said:Fallout 3 managed to get past a lot of that just because I found the setting interesting (maybe if I had played Fallout 1 before then I wouldn't have, who knows) but it's still rediculous that they're using this engine. Valve can get away with it simply because Soarce engine is incredible, even today. Gamebryo not so much.
Valve isn't just sitting and waiting for their engine to get old... I'd like to believe that neither does Bethesda. However, it's clear that the design of Bethesda's engine is a bit behind the other engines standards.
Garsty said:It just seemed to me that some people think that if an engine was first introduced a few years back then it would stay the same for the rest of its lifetime... Who knows, maybe Bethesda will have updated the engine before releasing New Vegas.
Ausir said:This is the site that actually released the screenshots first
UnidentifiedFlyingTard said:I'm not saying I didn't have fun exploring, in fact, that was the only part of the game I liked, there was enough there to be entertaining for a bit, I bet Fallout 3 would look A LOT better without the green tint.
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Alphadrop said:Well at least the clothes the people are wearing are more Fallouty, half the population in Fallout 3 were wearing pre war clothing and we all know how long clothes last.
Yeah, those are deadly horrible. Nice constant reminder that this isn't really Fallout.randy Mc rupp said:I still can't believe it when I see those mutants. I just a die a little inside everytime I witness that eye cancer.