Uber Quality Graphic pics of armors - Page 2

thoreau · 02-12-2008, 14:49

I don't have an 'uber' setup but here are a few pics with everything max and my card overclocked

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Bee · 02-12-2008, 15:23

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Originally Posted by Coelacanth

To be honest, you can't really tell much difference of a high-res graphics card from a low-res video.

...[...].

Bullsh**!!!

see urself!

low resolution

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high resolution

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I feel sorry for them guys playing with low resolution.....

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Originally Posted by Coelacanth

Thanks for the pics. You can see what I was saying about the lack of true 3D water effects by looking at the water in the sea behind your avatar in the second picture.[...]

the entropian water is my absolute favorite gfx! I love it when the sun reflects so nicely!

Sirhc · 02-12-2008, 15:23

While I don't think these are has high resolution as I have at home these are are a couple of the Protector of the Empire armor I sent to MA for their screen shot section.

This is my personal favorite:

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Here is another:

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This was before the footguards and my pleat coat did not have the correct coloring but I tried to darken it using the shadows. I send you the high resolution pics if you need them or try and upload them here later on.

DRDoom · 02-12-2008, 15:26

My shiny pride

AkiranBlade · 02-12-2008, 15:42

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Originally Posted by DRDoom

I miss owning it too, now that it's been enhanced

Some of me in my Angel, I've got the AA and AF at a modest level atm, because all it seems to do it slow down the frame rate for no significant visible gain, it seems this variant of the GameBryo Engine struggles to harness AA and AF properly. Anyhow, on with the pictures....

Taken from my Blog: http://www.entropiaforum.com/forums/...-stronger.html

Coelacanth · 02-12-2008, 15:50

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Originally Posted by Coelacanth

Originally Posted by Coelacanth
To be honest, you can't really tell much difference of a high-res graphics card from a low-res video.

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Originally Posted by Bee

Bullsh**!!!
see urself!

low resolution

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high resolution

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Bee, I said VIDEO not SCREENSHOTS. Indeed, you could *not* tell much difference in the armor "shininess" watching the low-resolution 320x200-res videoclips posted previously. NOT bullsh!t, it's fact. High-res screenshots are *not* equivalent to low-res videos.

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I feel sorry for them guys playing with low resolution.....

the entropian water is my absolute favorite gfx! I love it when the sun reflects so nicely!

I agree, but it seems you haven't played a high-end game in the last 3 or 4 years at least, with a middle- to high-end graphics card...maybe I should post some screenshots of an avatar and environment in Oblivion, or a watery environment screenshot of BioShock, or even one of a thunderstorm in Morrowind with raindrops on the surface of a river...and the sad thing is, Entropia used the same game engine as Morrowind, for years; and I'll be pleasantly surprised if EU water using the upcoming Crysis engine looks better than even a 4-year-old game like Morrowind, or even a 1-year-old game like Oblivion.

AlphaGeek · 02-12-2008, 16:26

Here's Nemesis. Unfortunalely my Radeon 2600 card dosen't have enough ram for anti-aliasing though.

AG

AkiranBlade · 02-12-2008, 16:36

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Originally Posted by AlphaGeek

Here's Nemesis. Unfortunalely my Radeon 2600 card dosen't have enough ram for anti-aliasing though.

I wouldn't worry, it looks like with or without AA makes little difference atm. CE2 should sort that out though

pavlik · 02-12-2008, 18:31

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Originally Posted by Coelacanth

I'll be pleasantly surprised if EU water using the upcoming Crysis engine looks better than even a 4-year-old game like Morrowind, or even a 1-year-old game like Oblivion.

Gamebryo=Oblivion engine=Morrowind engine

Coelacanth · 02-12-2008, 20:16

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Originally Posted by pavlik

Gamebryo=Oblivion engine=Morrowind engine

I know. Your point? Your post seems to suggest there's no difference between the game engines between the time of Morrowind and the time of Oblivion, which is obviously not the case...? The only common thing between the 2 engines is the developer.

EDIT: Come to think of it, EU could've just stuck with Gamebryo, if they just wanted to add beauty and graphical effects and eye-candy and realistic water, it was already all there in Gamebryo's engines, from as far back as Morrowind...just never been taken advantage of.