Hotel California said:
Maybe because of a scar... can't say for sure 'cause we don't see clearly the other eye. But it seems there's a scar... or maybe it's some kind of shadow. What do you think? =>
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Germans get new screenshots from Fallout 3
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Maybe because of a scar... can't say for sure 'cause we don't see clearly the other eye. But it seems there's a scar... or maybe it's some kind of shadow. What do you think? =>
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Davy Crockett
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Irradiated Wasteland --> Ugly dogs
Lancelot
Streamer Of Consciousness
Hotel California said:
lolwut?
Davy Crockett
It Wandered In From the Wastes
German version will be even worse the the original version of Fallout 3 due to lack of excessive violence.
Wasteland Stories
Mildly Dipped
Women? In Fallout 3?
Davy Crockett
It Wandered In From the Wastes
That's a boy IMO.
Wasteland Stories
Mildly Dipped
Davy Crockett said:
This one too?
Wasteland Stories said:
Hmmm? Why not?
Davy Crockett
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Wasteland Stories said:Davy Crockett said:
This one too?
No, this one not. But yeah. What's the deal with women in a game anyway? Is it like illegal to have them since recently? Did I miss something?
whirlingdervish
Brahmin Cavalry Commander
I was looking at the feral ghoul vs BOS chaingun screeny that also appeared in EGM, and I noticed the ghoul does have a shadow, its just on the wrong side for some reason.
If you look at how the light is affecting the BOS guy's armor, it would seem to be coming from behind him.
Then you look at the ghoul and his shadow is projected towards the paladin instead of away from him, as you would expect it to due to the light source's position.
It really could just be a problem caused by having a ridiculous amount of bloom on everything regardless of the positioning of the light sources in the game world.
It's not the first time I've seen this problem in a Bethesda game, and for all those out there who are about to chime in apologetically with "But It's UNFINISHED! Maybe it won't reallly look that way when it's released" I say:
Bullshit.
Oblivion was finished, and it still had the same problem.
Too much bloom on shit that shouldn't be casting light into the surroundings = screwed up shadows that look unrealistic in an engine that was supposedly designed towards realism.
If you look at how the light is affecting the BOS guy's armor, it would seem to be coming from behind him.
Then you look at the ghoul and his shadow is projected towards the paladin instead of away from him, as you would expect it to due to the light source's position.
It really could just be a problem caused by having a ridiculous amount of bloom on everything regardless of the positioning of the light sources in the game world.
It's not the first time I've seen this problem in a Bethesda game, and for all those out there who are about to chime in apologetically with "But It's UNFINISHED! Maybe it won't reallly look that way when it's released" I say:
Bullshit.
Oblivion was finished, and it still had the same problem.
Too much bloom on shit that shouldn't be casting light into the surroundings = screwed up shadows that look unrealistic in an engine that was supposedly designed towards realism.
Bernard Bumner said:
While I too agree that the Fallout 3 super mutant design isn't all that great, what's so bad about the Gouls? They don't look much different than some old Fallout concept art.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/donknutts/Ghoul.jpg
Had I not known that this was a Fallout Ghoul, I probably would have thought that it was a zombie. Anyways, back on topic, I really enjoyed that screen of the pc blowing off that super mutant's leg. It just looks so goofy. From the mutant's position, it looks as if he had his leg blown off while he was doing some sort of summersault.
I still don't understand how it is that Washington D.C. has so many ruins intact in the city area. It looks more like pictures of post WW2 industrial ruins than like nuclear bombs were dropped on it. There should be nothing left, but some of those buildings seem to have survived pretty much intact. That makes no sense. Between the bombs, the looters, and the time passing, I would think the city proper would be a lot more like wasteland.
Wheredja get that concept from?
dmiller said:
Yeah.
We don't take Tactics that seriously, here. Certainly not in an argument of what fits Fallout. Hairy deathclaws ftw.
DarkCorp
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
dmiller said:
I think you should look at the picture of your ghoul and check outs beths ghoul again and focus on the eyes, thats the difference.
Being a huge zombie fan, I have seen enough movies and heard enough commentaries to get a general idea.
Its all in the eyes dude. Romero purposely fucked up his zombies eyes by making them all white or kinda you know milked/glazed over. This gives us a sense that the zombie are souless, mindless, killers.
http://fallout3.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/fallout09.jpg
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Image:Set_0028.jpg
Now look at Set for example. Look at his eyes. I mean the motherfucker has purpose. When he is pissed at you you can tell. He has a soul, a personality.
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Harold
Or Harold for another example.
Just because someone went mad from loneliness/exhaustion/lack of sustanence doesn't mean they all of a sudden get afflicted with glaucoma or have their eyes changed out for animal eyes.
I still think bethesda wants the ghouls to be their staple "zombie" enemy. Thats why instead of being really fucked up humans with normal eyes they get the michael jackson "thriller" treatment.