Crytek believes we'll have CG quality, in-game, graphics in two years - CryEngine Cloud announced
DSOGaming writes: "After that mind-blowing Agnis Philosophy tech demo, here comes Crytek, claiming that CG quality graphics are just around the corner."
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maybe on a pc, but not on consoles. that tech demo was better than unreal 4, and unreal engine 4 is only scheduled for pc(currently) i do not see these kinds of graphics for real time game play if the companies actually want people to buy the console they sell. Damn thing would cost a fortune, games would be 80 dollars, and development time would take forever, and be very costly. If they do not make enough money on the game then they dont make another one. these kinds of graphics would be a complete disaster!
I don't understand why making extreme graphics translates directly to a costly development cycle.
Now a days (video-game) 3D artists generally make models much more complex than what they finally implement on games, and textures are downscaled from their original high rez versions.
Other effects such as smoke and lightening don't add up too the difficulty; new-gen light may even make things easier as they don't have to use baked light.
Other "next-gen" features are 60fps and FHD (and hopefully 1440p). Which are non-relevant.
Anyways I hope console "next-gen" brigs something substancial to the table. Then I can max out those games on PC. . . EDIT:"The engine is meant to be highly efficient, with the goal of drastically changing game development by making games faster and cheaper to produce." source: http://www.ign.com/articles...
hopefully things will change with development costs, but even the devs on ps3 and such are voicing out on costly development. Would most devs want to make that transition? If they can, then all the power to them, but as it is right now, i am not too sure. Now as you said, next gen engines may give developers some advantages in art, and such. Just have to wait until then.
edit: thanks for the source. gives the whole idea more hope
i just want smooth play 60fps minimum,Better and more realistic AI,new IPs and more diversity in gameplay and story telling for the next generation of consoles hardware!Frankly i dont give a shit about CGI like graphics at all!Gameplay experience above all!
CGI graphics is a meaningless term considering CGI keeps getting better with time. Current CGI will always exceed current games based on the fact that you're rendering hours per screen vs. 30-60fps.
For obvious reasons, such an article would interest me. Now that I've finally gotten into PC gaming, seems like this device is already there. Still, today's consoles, I feel, were just the start of some truly mind blowing visuals, and it's all up from here!
Misleading title...the CG quality graphics in 2 years are unrelated to the Cryengine Cloud, They are 2 seperate announcements, Nextgen hardware AMD/NVidea cards/Nextgen Consoles running able to run Shrek quality CG & the other announcement is the Cryengine coming at a low barrier cost for little developers via their servers via Cloud. Why try to make it look like they are related is manipulating the public perception of the future, pathetic attemp like so many article makers in here...stay objective and honest!
Currently I am toying with the Cryengine 3 SDK and it is a lot of fun. I have made a few simple maps and tested how shit works. Currently though I have no idea have to move objects,entities, vegetation etc once I have placed it. Or well I can move Vegetation but only along a fixed line. cant place it freely anymore just slide it back and forth.
And neither do I know how to turn objects around to face different ways before I place them. Cars, houses etc. Anyone know? I bet its actually really simple.
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Now a days (video-game) 3D artists generally make models much more complex than what they finally implement on games, and textures are downscaled from their original high rez versions.
Other effects such as smoke and lightening don't add up too the difficulty; new-gen light may even make things easier as they don't have to use baked light.
Other "next-gen" features are 60fps and FHD (and hopefully 1440p). Which are non-relevant.
Anyways I hope console "next-gen" brigs something substancial to the table. Then I can max out those games on PC.
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EDIT:"The engine is meant to be highly efficient, with the goal of drastically changing game development by making games faster and cheaper to produce."
source: http://www.ign.com/articles...
edit: thanks for the source. gives the whole idea more hope
-Square Enix's Angi's Philosophy CG quality graphics-Development time this visulas 50-60 hours and huge content FF game...4-5 years..i think.
BRING IT!
Currently I am toying with the Cryengine 3 SDK and it is a lot of fun.
I have made a few simple maps and tested how shit works.
Currently though I have no idea have to move objects,entities, vegetation etc once I have placed it.
Or well I can move Vegetation but only along a fixed line. cant place it freely anymore just slide it back and forth.
And neither do I know how to turn objects around to face different ways before I place them. Cars, houses etc.
Anyone know? I bet its actually really simple.