new winter screenshots

Myxale · 10-08-09, 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

these guys still have a good six months to release.

i promise you it wont be bug free... but i also promise you it will be damn good.

if you consider they work from 9:00am to about 5:00pm (with one hour for lunch) working on various aspects of programming, correcting errors, continuing research etc this would mean that they worked 7 hours per day.

Assuming March 1st is the earliest possible release date they theoretically have about...

735 hours of work left to put into development.

minimum.

Work harder ye landratts! Savvy!

Rip · 10-08-09, 07:47 AM

Sounds like we need a poll on whether the devs should work 12 hour days seven days a week until we are satisfied that SHV is complete.

Sailor Steve · 10-08-09, 01:37 PM

No, they should work eight days a week.

And put in the ocassional hard day's night.

kapitan_zur_see · 10-09-09, 10:21 AM

pretty nice i'd say, can't say it's a big improvment over SH4, basically looks quite the same to me except for some higher poly models, water looks a bit better, sky improved, land etc. but nothing much of improvments on each. I was expecting a bit more than that considering where we are now in the gaming industry, but whatever as far as i'm concerned! I was already very keen on a SH3 with SH4 rendering engine, so i'm in!

I'm yet to see any underwater screenshots though... Because loads of improvments could be done here, with simple use of more cleverly done shaders. Interior renderings looks just the same as in SH4, but that's ok, and of course all of this is still WIP (though it's too late now to expect a big difference in my opinion).

Of course i'm not asking for, say, Crytek's rendering engines. Devs do not have the time to concentrate on such huge devlopment nor do they have the budget... (not to mention the selling/licensing possibility of it afterward, wich makes such huge work worth its cost)
I recall some friend of mine that used cryengine SDK quite a lot, showed me some simple shore map he made with a high poly uboat model and textures he imported and put one on surface, and one underwater. Underwater, it just looked brilliant! So much more than what I was able to tweak out of the SH4 engine.

Simply put

make room for an SDK and modding friendly engine

And of course, as Bdu says, "Keep up the good work!"

TarJak · 10-09-09, 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

No, they should work eight days a week.

And put in the ocassional hard day's night.

Just so long as they please please me.

10-08-09, 07:47 AM	#2
Rip Commodore Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Right behind you! Posts: 643 Downloads: 39 Uploads: 0	Work Hours Sounds like we need a poll on whether the devs should work 12 hour days seven days a week until we are satisfied that SHV is complete.

10-08-09, 01:37 PM	#3
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	No, they should work eight days a week. And put in the ocassional hard day's night. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

10-09-09, 10:21 AM	#4
kapitan_zur_see Commodore Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: France Posts: 614 Downloads: 60 Uploads: 0	pretty nice i'd say, can't say it's a big improvment over SH4, basically looks quite the same to me except for some higher poly models, water looks a bit better, sky improved, land etc. but nothing much of improvments on each. I was expecting a bit more than that considering where we are now in the gaming industry, but whatever as far as i'm concerned! I was already very keen on a SH3 with SH4 rendering engine, so i'm in! I'm yet to see any underwater screenshots though... Because loads of improvments could be done here, with simple use of more cleverly done shaders. Interior renderings looks just the same as in SH4, but that's ok, and of course all of this is still WIP (though it's too late now to expect a big difference in my opinion). Of course i'm not asking for, say, Crytek's rendering engines. Devs do not have the time to concentrate on such huge devlopment nor do they have the budget... (not to mention the selling/licensing possibility of it afterward, wich makes such huge work worth its cost) I recall some friend of mine that used cryengine SDK quite a lot, showed me some simple shore map he made with a high poly uboat model and textures he imported and put one on surface, and one underwater. Underwater, it just looked brilliant! So much more than what I was able to tweak out of the SH4 engine. Simply put make room for an SDK and modding friendly engine And of course, as Bdu says, "Keep up the good work!" __________________ Last edited by kapitan_zur_see; 10-09-09 at 10:32 AM.