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Geek Culture / Crytek's Crysis house screen is a fraud! L@@K

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GamerDude
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Posted: 15th May 2008 14:36 Edited at: 15th May 2008 14:40
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Here is the screenshot:

And attached is the model I found in crysis editor!

Goto:
Brush
-Library
-Architecture
-Village
village_house2_screenshot

It's in there, down near the bottom. screen=
now you know what crytek did to lure people to crysis. thx

EDIT: Also, where do you find the working clothes line models, my clothes don't show in the prefabs, I just get a blank space. Goodnight, THX

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Oolite
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Posted: 15th May 2008 14:52
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not really fraud, all this screenshot shows is that you are throwing a man into a hole in a house, they never said otherwise.

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Oh boo hoo.

Don't you just hate that Zotoaster guy?
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Jeku
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Posted: 15th May 2008 19:11
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I don't understand, can somebody tell me what the issue is? That's an in-game screenshot, is it not?


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The Kurgan
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Posted: 15th May 2008 19:19
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I think his issue is that the screen shot is "meant" to demonstrate how great the phsyics are, what with the house looking as if you're breaking a whole in it with that manguy.

But the model shows it was already broken; you are throwing a manguy into a pre-broken hole designed to look as if you broke it yourself with the manguy.

Did I explain that clearly enough?

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Posted: 15th May 2008 19:22
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@Jeku: On the shot it looks like you were throwing a guy onto the house, making a hole in it but the house already had this hole...

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Laak?

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Posted: 15th May 2008 19:27
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Wow, I thought we played games for gameplay and story, boy was I wrong.


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Posted: 15th May 2008 19:31 Edited at: 15th May 2008 19:34
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Quote: "Wow, I thought we played games for gameplay and story, boy was I wrong."


We play games for an even balance of everything. Just cause throwing a guy through a house doesn't develop the story it certainly can be fun and isn't that what games are all about?

Now. I played through Crysis and things most definitely don't break apart like that screenshot. I didn't know they used that house in a screenshot as advertisement so it is a little overexaggerated on their part, and yes, not fair to anyone buying the game, but you can still throw guys through walls and stuff and yes, it does greatly enhance the gameplay

Crysis rocked.

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I only played Halo for the story. Maybe I'm just boring and also play Nethack.


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Posted: 15th May 2008 22:05
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Quote: "Laak?"


Look.

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Posted: 15th May 2008 22:26 Edited at: 15th May 2008 22:28
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Crysis did rock!

The screenshot is back when the game was in development, and is not a fraud. They used that one to advertise alot because it was cool. However they took out splintering physics and replaced with that model because most computers couldn't handle the physics. I'm pretty sure that's what happened, if I remember correctly.

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Quote: "Quote: "Laak?"

Look."


You're both wrong,

Latatk.

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Quote: "Quote: "Quote: "Laak?"

Look."

You're both wrong,

Latatk."


Haha that made me laugh .

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Ah well, it's not as bad as telling people pre-rendered movies are ingame footage.

Or actually, it is.


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Game adverts often use full motion renders from 3D Studio and just because that video maybe plays in the game they get away with calling it an in game shot

Back in the 80/90's they'd show you a screen shot from an arcade machine

More dodgy game advertising here http://www.gamepro.com/sony/ps2/games/features/53238.shtml

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As GatorHex stated, isn't that screenshot from the full motion render at the start of Crysis. You know when you play it, you have to watch the vid first.

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Quote: "We play games for an even balance of everything. Just cause throwing a guy through a house doesn't develop the story it certainly can be fun and isn't that what games are all about?

Now. I played through Crysis and things most definitely don't break apart like that screenshot. I didn't know they used that house in a screenshot as advertisement so it is a little overexaggerated on their part, and yes, not fair to anyone buying the game, but you can still throw guys through walls and stuff and yes, it does greatly enhance the gameplay

Crysis rocked.
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I must agree with you, Agent Dink! thx
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(From GatorHex's link)
Quote: "{in case you didn't notice} There is a beautiful, naked woman on this page."

I am both amazed and entertained that a: People protested, b: they thought ANYONE wouldn't notice.

('sok, she has video game screens covering naughty bits)

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Quote: "As GatorHex stated, isn't that screenshot from the full motion render at the start of Crysis. You know when you play it, you have to watch the vid first."


Haha, there's lots of things in there you can't quite do in the game. Obviously things were enhanced in that video

But that video was spectacular to say the least!

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We dont play for story, we play to play.


Where can I get the codes. I know how to build it with codes. GET IT. I HOPE U UNDERSTAND. DUHH
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The story is a major part of any game.

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Quote: "The story is a major part of any game."


Yes, it is. But an awesome story only goes so far. The visuals, and gameplay need to set the stage for it. There needs to be a balance more than anything. Good graphics look nice, but the game gets boring if there's no decent story to go with it. A good story only works well if the controls are enjoyable, the AI is fun and the graphics convey the mood.

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I have to agree with Dared, I play to play. No one thing is as important as gameplay. You can have a game with Craphics and a story line lamer than a narcoleptic quadruple amputee, but if it has fun/smooth gameplay, I'll enjoy it a lot. Mess up the gameplay though? And the most gorgeous graphics and in depth story won't help you.

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Gameplay and Story are the most vital. But of-course Game makers nowadays make games for graphics, games are turning into non-playable graphic fest. And Gameplay and story suffer.


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I make my games for gameplay! woo!

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Quote: "Wow, I thought we played games for gameplay and story, boy was I wrong."

Yeah but if you can't throw people through buildings, none of it matters...

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Posted: 17th May 2008 20:34 Edited at: 17th May 2008 20:35
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Quote: "The story is a major part of any game."


Ah, so you enjoyed the deep narratives of Geometry Wars? How about Pacman? I was disturbed that his overeating would be teaching kids it's okay to be obese. And SMB3's storyline was gripping.

Sorry, I'm sarcastic today. The story *can* be a major part of a narrative game. A game like Doom doesn't need a story, and nobody plays it to see what happens at the end. Half-Life, on the other hand, is a narrative.

As I've said before, there are only a small handful of the hundreds of thousands of games I've played where I've actually cared about story. Most of them are those point-and-click adventure games where your actions are responding to the unfolding storylines. A game like Crysis needs a lot more gameplay advances than storyline twists in my opinion. If it was a text adventure, it would not be a highly rated game with Crysis' storyline.


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