Not really impressed. There's a plasticky feel to most of them. And lighting is nowhere near as good as in The Order (I do realize one is a vast open world, the other a corridor shooter).
Just wait until mods for the GTA V PC version come out, GTA IV with it's icenhancer mod looks near photorealistic at times.
Official release of SteamOS would be my guess, and the first few SteamBoxes.
TW3 for me. Texture, model, and maybe effects-wise it might not be the best (there's The Order and Knight), but the graphics being spread throughout the massive map make up for it. I can't imagine how much effort it took to craft so many different textures etc for so many different locations. Also, the art direction looks good especially when you consider how different regions give off different vibes - at least to me they did, Skellige, White Orchard and the swamps all felt different.
Doom 4 is also going to be (very likely) formally announced this year at the Bethesda conference
Exactly. So now please tell me, why Gaben would refuse all dem moniez?
Not as if they're wanting in that field.:harhar:Exactly. So now please tell me, why Gaben would refuse all dem moniez?
Valve are too drunk on hat money to care.Exactly. So now please tell me, why Gaben would refuse all dem moniez?
They've shown nothing of the game. I don't understand why people get their expectations so high. People who have these really high expectations will probably hate it no matter what so I don't think Valve should care. All I really want is a conclusion to the story and fun gameplay with probably some new mechanic or gimmick (I'd guess VR). I hope they make a book like they did for Half-Life 2 for HL3. Half-Life 2: raising the bar is a great book.
That's pretty much true. Video-game design is iterative, so if they go a long time without releasing anything (8 years in this case) you pretty much know it's not going to be 100% like the game people remembered.
