mantlepiecek said:
Its NOT lazy to use a single color palette.....when your on an alien planet. Killzone's not happening on the Earth man, that is Uncharted and crysis. Killzone is happening on some alien planet that is not so good for human inhabitation and imo they have nailed the artistic graphics right on the head with killzone. The scene and everything is captured perfectly in killzone and to this date it is astonishing to me how the hell did guerilla imagine such an amazing universe. Lightning through the skies, gaseous clouds in the sky, winds blowing throughout the region, sky colour, the water and reflections, the desert, with the quiet feeling that nobody is around you and the insects on top of that, no other game matches the artisitc imagination of Killzone in the top 5 graphical kings. I prefer the way killzone is. I don't want it to be a rainbow Uncharted copycat, there are other games for that. |
That's a fair argument, I'm just against the whole mono-palette feel.. It's less obvious in KZ3, but it is still there. They are both beautiful games and some respects KZ3 is alot better, but in most areas including all distance or outside areas Crysis 2 far exceeds in terms of lighting, balance, and gradient. Anyone, could argue either way I just feel when things appear the same color throughout the entire game with different shades it's very boring and lazy. Since that is what gives the game it's depth and value I just don't feel that you can give a game it's merits based on that fact.
