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LudicrousSpeed on 04 December 2015

A FPS with destruction like this in online MP would be great.

One of the best modes in RF Armageddon was a mode where one team would try to demolish a building and the other team tried to stop them. Sides would then change and the team that was causing damage now tries to prevent it. You have to either demolish the entire thing faster or do more damage before time runs out. It was awesome.



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DakonBlackblade on 04 December 2015

It looks realy fun and cool. My only concern is how demanding this is to someones internet conection.



darkenergy on 04 December 2015
Legacy said:
darkenergy said:


Reagent Games with additional work by Cloudgine and Sumo Digital.

No Ruffian Games?


Nope.



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darkenergy on 04 December 2015
Snoopy said:
I hope more games get the power of the cloud. I could image a horde mode zombie games with the power of cloud to handle a shit load of enemies, explosion, ect.


Imagine Dead Rising 4 using the power of the cloud :-O



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Snoopy on 05 December 2015
darkenergy said:
Snoopy said:
I hope more games get the power of the cloud. I could image a horde mode zombie games with the power of cloud to handle a shit load of enemies, explosion, ect.


Imagine Dead Rising 4 using the power of the cloud :-O


BAM BAM.



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elektranine on 05 December 2015

I dont see what the big deal is. The graphics aren't certainly anything to write home about, they're OK. The gameplay is really bland looking, there is literally nothing going on. No NPCs, no enemies, no vehicles, no other players, no nothing. I don't know how anybody could classify this as 'gameplay'. Maybe a couple years from now when the game is actually close to being finished is when they should show it off.



darkenergy on 05 December 2015
elektranine said:
I dont see what the big deal is. The graphics aren't certainly anything to write home about, they're OK. The gameplay is really bland looking, there is literally nothing going on. No NPCs, no enemies, no vehicles, no other players, no nothing. I don't know how anybody could classify this as 'gameplay'. Maybe a couple years from now when the game is actually close to being finished is when they should show it off.


This is pre-alpha gameplay it will look better when it release. The point of this gameplay is to show off the destruction of the buildings using the cloud but you do know there were other players in the video, right? The game releases in 2016, not in a couple years.



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Jega on 05 December 2015
DakonBlackblade said:
It looks realy fun and cool. My only concern is how demanding this is to someones internet conection.

Devs said 4mbits /sec connection which is the norm for most people.



Mr Puggsly on 05 December 2015
darkenergy said:
Snoopy said:
I hope more games get the power of the cloud. I could image a horde mode zombie games with the power of cloud to handle a shit load of enemies, explosion, ect.


Imagine Dead Rising 4 using the power of the cloud :-O

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It would be awesome if some games got patched to use the cloud to boost performance from CPU issues. Dead Rising 3 and Just Cause 3 for example could use that. But maybe I'm over simplifying how cloud processing is implemented.



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Mr Puggsly said:
darkenergy said:
Snoopy said:
I hope more games get the power of the cloud. I could image a horde mode zombie games with the power of cloud to handle a shit load of enemies, explosion, ect.


Imagine Dead Rising 4 using the power of the cloud :-O

anime_erection.gif

It would be awesome if some games got patched to use the cloud to boost performance from CPU issues. Dead Rising 3 and Just Cause 3 for example could use that. But maybe I'm over simplifying how cloud processing is implemented.

I think it has to be done from the ground up. I don't think you can just patch or update old games.