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LEBATO - IS WRONG
LEBATO
Commented on 2015-06-15 07:42:28
Did someone tell Bethesda we are already a couple of years into the generation? First Fallout, and now this, games that are hardly worthy of this generation when it comes to graphics.
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internisus
internisus
Commented on 2015-06-15 08:08:23
Remember when DooM had good enemy design?
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knerlington
knerlington
Commented on 2015-06-15 09:00:11
Honestly this looks great. Not jaw dropping in any way. The stills does not make it justice. Have you seen the demo? Enemy design is true to the series and personally I think they've nailed it pretty well. Graphically it looks fantastic in motion and it feels like a big jump over idTech5. Big enough at least. Gameplay wise it looks awesome.
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der_ton
der_ton
Commented on 2015-06-15 09:03:22
I think the monsters look really great, all these details that you can see in those close-up shots... aah.
It is close to Doom3 in lighting, art and architecture style.
Think about Doom3's gameplay what you want, but I loved Doom3's graphics and the lighting in particular, it was a joy to see for a graphics enthusiast, during a time when everybody else was working with baked or even handdrawn lighting even on moving stuff, or with shadow maps that added darkness on top of each other when overlapping (from the SAME lightsource), and they were adding shadows (rendering as arbitrarily transparent dark textures) instead of removing the light from that one lightsource that would have been the right thing to do.
Ofcourse Doom3's stencil shadows had only hard edges, representing point-lights and no bouncing, but under these limits it was physically perfect, and to my eyes that looked totally awesome and never-seen-before.
Back on topic: The lighting technology has gotten much better in all the other engines nowadays, too, but still this looks great and I probably won't care much for the gameplay in Doom4. :D
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Sath - Missed the<br>hay
Sath
Commented on 2015-06-15 09:15:12
I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVaWl1GtDHU got interested alot!
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Zat
Zat
Commented on 2015-06-15 09:15:54
I must say, that from gameplay trailer it looks fun like hell!!!
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 10:14:47
i don't know if it's the doom 3 aesthetic causing the issue. but it looks like a step backwards visually from the likes of rage? it litterally looks like a doom 3 mod? but still, it's doom. i'm looking forward to it, but it's not entirely what i expected. i was expecting a true return to roots and this doesn't quite seem like it is.
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Zat
Zat
Commented on 2015-06-15 10:33:14 In reply to KORNdog
Posted by KORNdog
i don't know if it's the doom 3 aesthetic causing the issue. but it looks like a step backwards visually from the likes of rage? it litterally looks like a doom 3 mod? but still, it's doom. i'm looking forward to it, but it's not entirely what i expected. i was expecting a true return to roots and this doesn't quite seem like it is.
No, it doesn´t look like doom 3. Watch that 8 min gameplay video. And it´s damn awesome!
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SangHee
SangHee
Commented on 2015-06-15 10:34:13
Doesn't look good to me. First 2 Doom games were good in the sense they were fun, even from graphics standpoint. The enemies were recognizible and not so overdetailed and blending into the environment. From these screenshots I can't recognize it from the contemporary generic shooters. Maybe the gameplay will save it. But still, it looks more like Doom3-2 which doesn't mean it's a bad thing if it's aimed at people who liked D3.
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 10:40:11 In reply to Zat
Posted by Zat
No, it doesn´t look like doom 3. Watch that 8 min gameplay video. And it´s damn awesome!
have done. it looks a LOT like doom3. not gameplay wise of course. but visually its very doom 3. the part where he uses the hand as a key looked like it was ripped right out of doom3. but as i said, i don't know if it's down to them going for the doom 3 aesthetic, or whether it's technnically as dated looking as doom 3? it's hard to tell with the quality of the footage. but the screens don't look great either so...

EDIT: just watched a second gameplay video and in places it even looks like they've just re-used assets from doom 3 too. maybe that's what they're going for. a low risk sequel?
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Kotu
Kotu
Commented on 2015-06-15 11:34:58
good luck running in smooth on consoles...
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2PintsOfInsulin
2PintsOfInsulin
Commented on 2015-06-15 11:42:38
The IQ is definitely better, and the videos I've seen look mental. I loved the atmosphere of Doom 3 (xbox in the front room with the lights off, surround sound on full = shit yer pants time!), so will certainly give this some time :)
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hansatan
hansatan
Commented on 2015-06-15 12:21:21
Looks like a copy of Doom 3. Going to play it anyway but I expected a little bit of freshness...
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 12:36:55 In reply to Kotu
Posted by Kotu
good luck running in smooth on consoles...
if it's anything like their previous tech it'll run at 60fps.
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Masakari
Masakari
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:05:35 In reply to KORNdog
They're doing an evolution of the DooM3 asthetic with gameplay more similar with 1-2. The game looks good, it doesn't look dated, but I get what you're saying, the visual direction is very similar. Basically they used 3 as a visual template and built from there.
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crookedmind
crookedmind
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:07:05
Looks good.


(Not going to comment on the staggering ignorant musk in here.)
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:09:14 In reply to Masakari
Posted by Masakari
They're doing an evolution of the DooM3 asthetic with gameplay more similar with 1-2. The game looks good, it doesn't look dated, but I get what you're saying, the visual direction is very similar. Basically they used 3 as a visual template and built from there.
it does look dated. it has some nice current gen effects and particles. but the world and geomentry is very typical tech4/5. it's all very soft looking with an emphesis on normal maps rather then modelled details. it's fine for what it is. but it does look incredibly old. but it's obvious the 60fps performance was their priority, not the graphics. which is fine. wolfenstein was fun as hell and had the same focus.
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marklola25810 - Grouchy Smurf
marklola25810
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:40:31
are they sure this is not parts of doom 3 haha it looks years dated
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marklola25810 - Grouchy Smurf
marklola25810
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:50:08
actually check this new campaign gameplay out at IGN

this actually looks way way better graphics wise and gameplay

http://uk.ign.com/videos/2015/06/15/doom-hell-camp...
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 13:59:03 In reply to marklola25810
Posted by marklola25810
actually check this new campaign gameplay out at IGN

this actually looks way way better graphics wise and gameplay

http://uk.ign.com/videos/2015/06/15/doom-hell-camp...
that's still not doing much for me visually. it has a nice atmosphere don't get me wrong. but it's too soft and lacks detail (is the environment even textured lol). just like tech 5 did. it kinda looks a lot like some of the more atmospheric destiny areas, which i didnt find all that visually impressive either. looks very fun to play though so i'm sold.
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deafwing
deafwing
Commented on 2015-06-15 14:05:33
I wasn't blown away by the Doom reveal but I did not hate it either. Well, if they are smart, they will listen to the fan reactions because it seems to be universal that a lot of people don't hate it but they don't "love" it either. It's still nice to see the grandfather of FPS get out of his wheel chair tho'.
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KORNdog
KORNdog
Commented on 2015-06-15 14:11:25 In reply to deafwing
Posted by deafwing
I wasn't blown away by the Doom reveal but I did not hate it either. Well, if they are smart, they will listen to the fan reactions because it seems to be universal that a lot of people don't hate it but they don't "love" it either. It's still nice to see the grandfather of FPS get out of his wheel chair tho'.
some of it for me are picky things such as the way certain demon's have been designed or re-used from doom3. case in point being the hell knight. it was always such a poor reimagining of the original doom hell knight even in doom3. and they've straight up re-used the fucker here. there are just a few things they can do to really make this feel like the doom of old. while still keeping this new gameplay. and a lot of that is just design related. the way weapons and enemies look.

the same complaints came up when doom 3 was announced too. they way they'd changed the imps. or the lost souls. or hell knights etc.. they rectified some of those things in the expansion, but seem to have forgotten them again for this new doom. unless of course they're purely serving as placeholder currently?
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marklola25810 - Grouchy Smurf
marklola25810
Commented on 2015-06-15 14:38:03 In reply to KORNdog
true but I do think it looks way better than the above pictures

Ive never seen doom as a fantastic graphics game anyway it does not seem the type of game where the dev goes all out on graphics.
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