Microsoft has released the opening cinematic from the second mission of Halo 5: Guardians which shows the Blue Team boarding a derelict research facility.
The Team Osiris trailer, comes off a lot like kids getting to play with new toys on Christmas morning - they try out all the features, all the bells, and all the whistles.
Where the Blue Team trailer practically screams, "we've been doing this shit for more than 30 fucking years. We're experts at killin', and don't waste time with flashy moves and all that jumping around nonsense, if we don't have to."
And that is something else to think about. Master Chief and the members of Blue Team were fighting the Covenant, before anyone on Team Osiris was even born.
I think She (Kelly has the shotgun) is just having it ready. I don't think I saw his actually firing it when the others do. If true, that's a nice attention to detail.
"What you're actually seeing there is a rendering problem due to lack of precision.
It's certainly not something intended by the developers.
The way you can tell that it's an error and not by design is because different parts of his hand are shaking in completely different ways. It's not like his whole thumb is shaking as a single digit, but the surface of the thumb is vibrating chaotically.
This kind of error is seen when the game attempts to render objects too small, or at too great a distance.
Numbers used in computer programming have a fixed amount of precision. Even when they have a huge range of possible values. An easy way to think about it is to try to describe something's position using a 5 digit number. You can say something's position is 4,134 or 502 or 74,302. But if something is in the middle of two of those numbers, you have to round to the nearest number you have. You might choose 16,728 or 16,729 because you don't have enough digits to say 16,728.5.
So when the game hits the limits of it's rendering precision, pieces of the game (Chief's hand's vertices) might jump chaotically between the two closest numbers they can be represented by.
This only happens when the game's spatial resolution is pushed to its limits, which happens with very small or very large objects."
Definitely in-game. i would have liked to see some metal shine on the Spartans, oh well. Lighting looks good no doubt and the detail too! Oh, and i think i was correct, the cut-scenes will be 1080p 30fps, to match the CGI. this trailer is definitely 30fps.
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Commented on 2015-09-23 14:43:30
Commented on 2015-09-23 16:13:52 In reply to zarborReminded me off that kick ass scenr from the first Star Trek reboot when Kirk, Spock, and Sulu space jumped on Vulcan.
Looked pretty bad ass to me.
Commented on 2015-09-23 17:08:07 In reply to zarbor
Commented on 2015-09-23 19:11:43 In reply to AnvilThough...
I don't know how much precision can be done from that distance with a Shotgun, Fred.
Commented on 2015-09-23 19:40:34
Commented on 2015-09-23 19:40:48
Commented on 2015-09-23 20:31:30Btw: Halo looks like Destiny with different models..just saying
After all there's nothing to hype here -___-
Commented on 2015-09-24 03:36:37Where the Blue Team trailer practically screams, "we've been doing this shit for more than 30 fucking years. We're experts at killin', and don't waste time with flashy moves and all that jumping around nonsense, if we don't have to."
And that is something else to think about. Master Chief and the members of Blue Team were fighting the Covenant, before anyone on Team Osiris was even born.
Commented on 2015-09-24 05:12:38
Commented on 2015-09-24 09:50:05 In reply to dargis49Reminded me off that kick ass scenr from the first Star Trek reboot when Kirk, Spock, and Sulu space jumped on Vulcan.
Looked pretty bad ass to me.
Commented on 2015-09-24 12:32:50
Commented on 2015-09-24 16:32:05 In reply to Tiz
Commented on 2015-09-24 17:09:43"What you're actually seeing there is a rendering problem due to lack of precision.
It's certainly not something intended by the developers.
The way you can tell that it's an error and not by design is because different parts of his hand are shaking in completely different ways. It's not like his whole thumb is shaking as a single digit, but the surface of the thumb is vibrating chaotically.
This kind of error is seen when the game attempts to render objects too small, or at too great a distance.
Numbers used in computer programming have a fixed amount of precision. Even when they have a huge range of possible values. An easy way to think about it is to try to describe something's position using a 5 digit number. You can say something's position is 4,134 or 502 or 74,302. But if something is in the middle of two of those numbers, you have to round to the nearest number you have. You might choose 16,728 or 16,729 because you don't have enough digits to say 16,728.5.
So when the game hits the limits of it's rendering precision, pieces of the game (Chief's hand's vertices) might jump chaotically between the two closest numbers they can be represented by.
This only happens when the game's spatial resolution is pushed to its limits, which happens with very small or very large objects."
Commented on 2015-09-25 00:50:33
Commented on 2015-09-25 07:49:38 In reply to Roadmaster4K