Ghost1017 wrote...
Fbh wrote...
Good, I guess. At least it's not Unreal Engine again.
This will be a nice buy for 30 bucks (Used) I plan to stay true to never buying a bioware game new again
Good luck trying to get out of the online pass.
Fbh wrote...
Ghost1017 wrote...
Fbh wrote...
Good, I guess. At least it's not Unreal Engine again.
This will be a nice buy for 30 bucks (Used) I plan to stay true to never buying a bioware game new again
Good luck trying to get out of the online pass.
If it's going to be heavily focused on online I won't buy it at all.
And if it is an online mode like ME3 then I don't really care.
Ghost1017 wrote...
Fbh wrote...
Ghost1017 wrote...
Fbh wrote...
Good, I guess. At least it's not Unreal Engine again.
This will be a nice buy for 30 bucks (Used) I plan to stay true to never buying a bioware game new again
Good luck trying to get out of the online pass.
If it's going to be heavily focused on online I won't buy it at all.
And if it is an online mode like ME3 then I don't really care.
KoA didn't have mp and it still had an online pass.
Bat32391 wrote...
Can someone give me an example of a game that's run the Frostbite engine?
TheBlackBaron wrote...
Bat32391 wrote...
Can someone give me an example of a game that's run the Frostbite engine?
Battlefield 3 would be the flagship for Frostbite 2. In previous iterations of the engine you had Bad Company 2 and Need For Speed: The Run. NotBioware's upcoming Command and Conquer game will also use it. I can't imagine adapting it for an RPG would be a monumental task.
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
BioWare isn't known for their technical prowess. A game engine is only as good as it's programmers. Skyrim is still at the top in terms of scale. The graphics are incredible for such a huge game. Witcher 2 is incredible with the smaller details, but lacks scale.Svanhildr wrote...
I'm really curious to see how the Dragon Age world will look like with the new engine. I can only hope that it will be gorgeous.
Delerius_Jedi wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
Well it would cut back on licensing costs, and make cross-platform development easier as the next-gen consoles are essentially going to be DX11 boxes, just as the Xbox360 was a DX9 box.
Ashbery wrote...
It nice to hear that Bioware are listening to the fans but the reality is the EA suits design the game.
scyphozoa wrote...
Freskione2 wrote...
Wonder how long its going to be before it actually comes out??
I am guessing spring 2013, Bioware seems to like launching titles around March.
Modifié par Ravenmyste, 17 septembre 2012 - 09:14 .
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
Bat32391 wrote...
Can someone give me an example of a game that's run the Frostbite engine?
hoorayforicecream wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
They want to leverage the technology to save money. EA isn't using frostbite for any of their sports titles, or their sims titles.
inversevideo wrote...
Bat32391 wrote...
Can someone give me an example of a game that's run the Frostbite engine?
Frostbite 2 powers Battlefield 3, and Medal of Honor Warfighter, amongst other games.
• No support for Windows XP or DirectX 9; DX10 will be supported but the engine is intended for DX11 graphics cards.
Modifié par Renmiri1, 17 septembre 2012 - 09:24 .
Guest_Rubios_*
Delerius_Jedi wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
Well it would cut back on licensing costs, and make cross-platform development easier as the next-gen consoles are essentially going to be DX11 boxes, just as the Xbox360 was a DX9 box.
Modifié par Rubios, 17 septembre 2012 - 09:53 .
The next Xbox will be DX12.Rubios wrote...
Delerius_Jedi wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
Well it would cut back on licensing costs, and make cross-platform development easier as the next-gen consoles are essentially going to be DX11 boxes, just as the Xbox360 was a DX9 box.
WiiU and PS4 won't be DX11 boxes.
And with Microsoft more focused on ads and kinect than actual games I'm not sure they will lead multiplatform development in the next gen.
So maybe theres a chance for PC gamers to have better products(games) that are aimed for pc in the future than usualRubios wrote...
Delerius_Jedi wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
I think the next Army of Two game is using Frostbite 2 as well. Basically, it seems EA wants every one of their studios using some derivation of Frostbite.
Well it would cut back on licensing costs, and make cross-platform development easier as the next-gen consoles are essentially going to be DX11 boxes, just as the Xbox360 was a DX9 box.
WiiU and PS4 won't be DX11 boxes.
And with Microsoft more focused on ads and kinect than actual games I'm not sure they will lead multiplatform development in the next gen, ask Sony if success carries over to a next gen.
Spoiler: It doesn't.
Don't forget beards!EssEeeEcks wrote...
How will the eyebrows look in frostbite? This is important.
Retour en haut