Halo 5 Forge, the free Hao 5 map making tool on Windows, has gotten a huge update, one that effectively makes it a free multiplayer game.
DSOGaming writes: "Blttserz has recreated a part of the Halo: Infinite map in Halo 5 Forge which looks almost as good as what Microsoft showcased during its Xbox Series X event."
Here is the #HaloInfinite Gameplay demo built-in #halo5 Forge as a 4v4 Slayer map. Everything you see excluding the beam tower was built from the ground up within 48hrs of the Xbox showcase.
— INFINITE FORGES (@AlexRcreations) July 27, 2020
I just want a shot at joining 343's Forge team🙏🏼
Hope you enjoy! pic.twitter.com/6OPPd7N8vX
It actually doesn't look nearly as good. I can't believe what poor judges of graphical fidelity some people are.
Unless you play on PC, I guess that makes sense. Consoles sacrifice graphical fidelity (draw distance and resolution in particular) for stable performance, and most console players haven't seen higher graphical fidelity to compare to, so they don't have the ability to judge properly.
Unfortunately, like this poor quality video, there isn't any footage of the Series X version of Infinity to compare it to.
That is actually a good comparison. It shows how much more advanced the graphics fidelity is in Halo Infinite vs Forge.
The Forge version looks nice but the graphics look more like Ever Wild. The Halo Infinite version looked realistic in comparison.
Lol denial on this boy and the free agrees is unmatched hahahaha
Even with delay hahhaahaha ghhhhlllol
What denial?? It's an observation the fact that halo infinite is significantly larger and the visuals are on that level is pretty damn good. Thanks to the complaints they're going to push a more realistic look which is sad because actual Halo fans were really digging the current look and presentation.
Naw, dude. I mostly game on PC and don't own an Xbox of any kind, but it's easy to see how much better Halo Infinite looks. Much higher quality assets, farther draw distance, better lighting and materials, higher polygon models, more geometric complexity in general, etc.
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That's pretty cool!
Yeah but looking at that do really show that infinite really had a solid overall look.
Compared to what? When you compare crap to crap and call crap the winner, you are the one who loses.
You obviously did not even compare it the the Infinite gameplay....
Halo Infinite gameplay starts at about the 4:33 mark of this video on you tube:
https://www.youtube.com/wat...
I think the guy did a really good job of re-creating the scenes. But, graphically there is no comparison between the Forge version and the actual gameplay.
Looks more like artsy/painting/indie graphics,the demo from last month looks better with model graphics.
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DSOGaming writes: "As we’ve already reported, Halo 5: Forge and Forza Horizon 3 use Microsoft’s new encrypted protection system. Well, good news for all interested in modding these games as this encryption system has been cracked."
If there's encryption, there will always be someone (or a group) ready to crack it wide open. I can't say I'm surprised.
I don't know why you got so many down votes. The system IS using a lot of CPU power that could be used to improve the performance. The only people punished are the people who are legitimately purchasing the game.
I've *totally* never pirated a game I already owned just to get around BS DRM. Totally.
Awesome!
Halo 5 going F2P?
So make it free for Xbox users
I only recently learned you could even get Forge on PC (bit noob when it comes to Xbox) so I've been meaning to download. This is just the extra motivation to get it done.
This is good. Test them out on PC first to get things sent to Xbox Live. Nonetheless it's free so kudos to 343