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Topic: Most jaw-dropping game for my 2x5970? (Read 2708 times)

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March 24, 2011, 05:42:15 PM
#22
You may also need multiple cores, But I highly recommend  ArmA2. It is more of a combat simulator than a game. Very advanced, endless fun. I love this game so much I built a ridiculous machine just for playing it. I even installed a version of windows instead of Linux.

As I recall that game ran like shit and looked worse.

You made me cry. Cry
I think it looks good.
Judge for yourself.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_41u9dQuI8



Goldsrc called. It wants it's models back.
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March 24, 2011, 04:51:44 PM
#21
I can't believe no one has mentioned bad company 2 yet. Visually stunning, team oriented first person shooter (with vehicles!).  I'd probably be willing to sell my copy to you or anyone else for bitcoins, It's one of my favorite games but I quit gaming a month ago. Just shoot me a pm.

Besides that suggestion, be aware that a lot of games have mods available with high res textures and models for the whole game.  Such mods can make games like HL2, which came out in 2004, look better than most games released this year.

As for games coming out later this year, keep an eye out for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Battlefield 3.

I think BF3 is going to be sick. Good call on bad company.
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March 24, 2011, 03:59:59 PM
#20
I can't believe no one has mentioned bad company 2 yet. Visually stunning, team oriented first person shooter (with vehicles!).  I'd probably be willing to sell my copy to you or anyone else for bitcoins, It's one of my favorite games but I quit gaming a month ago. Just shoot me a pm.

Besides that suggestion, be aware that a lot of games have mods available with high res textures and models for the whole game.  Such mods can make games like HL2, which came out in 2004, look better than most games released this year.

As for games coming out later this year, keep an eye out for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Battlefield 3.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
March 24, 2011, 10:29:08 AM
#19
You may also need multiple cores, But I highly recommend  ArmA2. It is more of a combat simulator than a game. Very advanced, endless fun. I love this game so much I built a ridiculous machine just for playing it. I even installed a version of windows instead of Linux.

As I recall that game ran like shit and looked worse.

You made me cry. Cry
I think it looks good.
Judge for yourself.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_41u9dQuI8
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Merit: 256
March 23, 2011, 05:56:39 PM
#18
You may also need multiple cores, But I highly recommend  ArmA2. It is more of a combat simulator than a game. Very advanced, endless fun. I love this game so much I built a ridiculous machine just for playing it. I even installed a version of windows instead of Linux.

As I recall that game ran like shit and looked worse.
legendary
Activity: 3066
Merit: 1147
The revolution will be monetized!
March 23, 2011, 01:37:15 PM
#17
You may also need multiple cores, But I highly recommend  ArmA2. It is more of a combat simulator than a game. Very advanced, endless fun. I love this game so much I built a ridiculous machine just for playing it. I even installed a version of windows instead of Linux.
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March 23, 2011, 12:13:14 PM
#16
I don't mean it's good because it's anticipated. I mean that if there is a lot of anticipation it SHOULD be good.
This anticipation (especially this time) is based on something. The first Crysis was good. The first StarCraft was good etc.
Also I anticipate that if the same team that made Mass Effect makes a game it will be good.
This does make you vulnerable to disappointment though.

With music though it seems to be a let down more often than not.....Chinese Democracy?

I'm positing that just because it's anticipated doesn't mean it SHOULD be good. It just means that people are looking forward to experiencing it.

For example, I was looking forward to Supreme Commander 2, but it was absolute shit Wink

Ok, let me rephrase that  Grin, people liked the previous one so they SHOULD like the next one seeing how technology / budget have increased and they've received feedback.

But it's already been shown that this isn't always true

I can think of quite a few, Starwars episodes 1,2,3 immediately jump out.
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March 23, 2011, 12:07:59 PM
#15
I don't mean it's good because it's anticipated. I mean that if there is a lot of anticipation it SHOULD be good.
This anticipation (especially this time) is based on something. The first Crysis was good. The first StarCraft was good etc.
Also I anticipate that if the same team that made Mass Effect makes a game it will be good.
This does make you vulnerable to disappointment though.

With music though it seems to be a let down more often than not.....Chinese Democracy?

I'm positing that just because it's anticipated doesn't mean it SHOULD be good. It just means that people are looking forward to experiencing it.

For example, I was looking forward to Supreme Commander 2, but it was absolute shit Wink
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March 23, 2011, 11:31:59 AM
#14
I don't mean it's good because it's anticipated. I mean that if there is a lot of anticipation it SHOULD be good.
This anticipation (especially this time) is based on something. The first Crysis was good. The first StarCraft was good etc.
Also I anticipate that if the same team that made Mass Effect makes a game it will be good.
This does make you vulnerable to disappointment though.

With music though it seems to be a let down more often than not.....Chinese Democracy?
legendary
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March 23, 2011, 11:26:32 AM
#13
Rapelay is jaw dropping & looks cool.
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March 23, 2011, 10:38:42 AM
#12
The most graphically intensive games are:
Metro 2033 and Crysis.
Since Crysis 2 is really awesome get it, now! Why are you still reading?

Crysis 2 played pretty poorly, and there are no granular graphics options and it looked pretty mediocre.

No way I'd pay anywhere close to retail for it, maybe 5 bucks or so tops.

That's sad, has to be one of the most anticipated games in a while.
No where near StarCraft2 but you know what I mean.

Anticipated != good Wink

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March 23, 2011, 10:28:44 AM
#11
The most graphically intensive games are:
Metro 2033 and Crysis.
Since Crysis 2 is really awesome get it, now! Why are you still reading?

Crysis 2 played pretty poorly, and there are no granular graphics options and it looked pretty mediocre.

No way I'd pay anywhere close to retail for it, maybe 5 bucks or so tops.

That's sad, has to be one of the most anticipated games in a while.
No where near StarCraft2 but you know what I mean.
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March 23, 2011, 10:26:59 AM
#10
The most graphically intensive games are:
Metro 2033 and Crysis.
Since Crysis 2 is really awesome get it, now! Why are you still reading?

Crysis 2 played pretty poorly, and there are no granular graphics options and it looked pretty mediocre.

No way I'd pay anywhere close to retail for it, maybe 5 bucks or so tops.
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Do The Evolution
March 22, 2011, 11:17:52 PM
#9
The most graphically intensive games are:
Metro 2033 and Crysis.
Since Crysis 2 is really awesome get it, now! Why are you still reading?
sr. member
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March 22, 2011, 08:28:24 PM
#8
You could play both. They are actually somehow related, i.e. you could load your char from 1 to 2, just like in Mass Effect. However, Dragon Age 2 is much more refined as compared to 1.

However, if your time is limited I'd say ignore 1 and go for 2. Same thing but better.



Time is really limited, might not even play at all most weeks so I'll take your advice and jump to 2. I doubt there's anything that would ruin 1 if I want to go back and I have a huge list of games I want to play.

Thanks for the advice.
sr. member
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March 22, 2011, 04:36:01 PM
#7
stonetz, dragon age 2 is way better than 1, unlike perfectly valid observation above on Mass Effect 1 and 2.


Vlad would you say don't even bother with dragon age 1 and skip right to 2 then or I might as well play both?
hero member
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March 22, 2011, 02:24:25 PM
#6
If you look at playing half the weekend as 30 lost BTC it's really not that bad.
Sucks to think about playing video games as losing money though.

Haha.. Yeah.. ))) But I will save some money not going to restaurant where I will spend more then 30 btc for sure ))
sr. member
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March 22, 2011, 12:31:10 PM
#5
My nominees are:

total war: shogun 2
dragon age 2

sometimes I boot one of my mining machines into windows to play those two.... though it's eye watering counting how much BTC's were lost because of the playtime... the price of the game is peanuts in comparison to price of lost bitcoin opportunity.


I've got dragon age 1 but I haven't played it yet, too busy, heard it's awesome I'm assuming 2 is better.

If you look at playing half the weekend as 30 lost BTC it's really not that bad.
Sucks to think about playing video games as losing money though.
hero member
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March 22, 2011, 10:52:53 AM
#4
Thank you guys! I plan to spent quite fun weekend evenings =)
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March 22, 2011, 10:32:31 AM
#3
Metro 2033 is a very good game, easily the most demanding game I know of, and scary too.
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