Sorry going off topic a moment, whats up with the save system on that game! Just got it in Steam Sales and OMG the save system is just terrible, basically it uses check points only and they are very very very far apart! I often play for a quick 20 maybe 30 min session then quit. Should always make sure you save before trying such a thing.thats if you can.Bioshock Infinite! It also greatly depended on computer hardware, what one may be able to do may be disastrous for another. These new mosters in bug groups would rip you a new one in no time.Lol - some games it was like Russian resolute, after pressing it and then wanting to go back would the game display the picture or just a blank screen, would the sound jam, would the mouse curser get stuck, would it blue screen the computer or just freeze up.who knew! sure the horde isn’t there liek the old days, but…thank the maker. if you wanted to play Doom but can’t get past the graphics, then this is a worthy update. I sort of remember that Carmack at one time said he wanted to farm out Doom I/II and Quake I/II to other developers to remake and sell for budget titles. I’m planning on at least doing Map1 and Map 7 for DM just to see. Now to get to work and redo the Dwango5 map pak.ĭoom I/II in Doom III engine- this could be interesting. Most servers seem to be just testing out stuff, but I did find one that was set up for 100 frags…yes 100 just like the old Doom days. Yes you can totally hide in shadows, remember to toggle always run in the MP options. Playing at 1024x768 in Ultra for a while, then moved down to High, with 2xAA, runs a solid 40-60fps all the time in high, cunk o rama in Ultra in big fights.Don’t see that much of a difference between the two-not enough to keep it on. Where is the damn remote control for the little R2D2’s? Lots of unexplained ambient sound, pipes banging, guys screaming, dripping water. If you do not have a 5.1 system, buy one, or use headphones. not BOOM spawn behind ARRRRGH.Ĭan’t say enough about audio. sure the gamer/designer in me know it for what it is, but every time it has happened it has been well set up and logical.
The ‘spawn behind player’ is very well done. So far I’m using it rarely, and just muddling my way through the darkness looking for beedy little eyes or listening for wrarrrrh! Escaping to the real world for a code…meh. Shit breaking through doors…OK yeah saw it in the promo movies, but I didn’t think it was really ingame but only in cutaways.
#Doom 3 martian buddy code movie
I am a bit disapointed that you get a little movie meeting each monster for the first time…i hope this isn’t true for every bad guy in the game, sort of breaks the shock factor…WTF was THAT?!? Actually looks like it hurts, and blows your aim, and you cant shoot for a second…nice. The hit by meele attack is the best ever in a game. I do seem to do alot of backpetaling, but I also did so in Doom I/II. Oh here was a good one: QuakeCon 200 was this weekend…
The small touches around the offices make me laugh. Too bad you cand plug in you favorite mp3’s into that thing. I have actually used the audio pda stuff occasionally as a psycological tool to cut down the tension. I loathe to open the PDA, but figuring out you can play the audio files and close the PDA and still listen is great. It is scary, shut the lights out, turn it up and it is the first game in a long time for me where I actually have to pause to catch my breath.
#Doom 3 martian buddy code how to
I heard this from Abrash and I might not be remembering it perfectly, but that’s the basic idea.įirst since I’ve seen people wondering how to make demos/avi’s this is how: When an explosion goes off or something, you just look within a sphere in worldspace, and any surface that it touches, you invalidate that surface’s entry in the cache. Then made the surface texture storage into a cache, and anything that’s not in the cache gets recomputed. So they made the bet and Carmack won.īasically he made it so the blending between the lightmap and texture color can happen at runtime. And Carmack said, he bet he could do dynamic lighting in like an hour.
It wasn’t all the lighting effects, but rather, the dynamic lighting.īasically they had spent all this time doing the radiosity-ish stuff (the precomputed lighting solution for the level) and they ended up storing it in these lightmaps that get blended with the diffuse color textures. I read a rumor once, and never had it corroborated - some author, when writing about the development of Quake, said that Carmack coded the ground-breaking lighting effects (forgive the layman language) in 15 minutes, on a bet, just because he could. While I sure don’t want to put anyone down for not knowing who someone is, “Who’s John Carmack” is one of the last things I’d ever expect to read from someone who frequents this board.
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