You've put me down for being a self-proclaimed gamer when I've never referred to myself as such.Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
its no misquote, its all you.
but its in your character to flip flop.
You've put me down for being a self-proclaimed gamer when I've never referred to myself as such.
You've put me down for being a self-proclaimed audiophile when not only have I never referred to myself as such, but actually stated outright on various occasions that I'm most certainly not.
You're claiming I said doom3 will run on a gf2 when I said nothing of the sort.
Going by that logic I can infer from your typing that were your IQ a farenheit room temperature I'd be freezing my nuts off. You're trying to rationalize lying, give me a break...Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
one can infer that you are a gamer by what you have already said
Lol, if this isn't a case of projection, I don't know what is :laugh:stop lying, its becoming sad
Originally posted by: UNCjigga
Dass what I'm talkin about!
edit: Links removed because TeamXbox didn't like my direct linking!
Here's the gallery
edit: I think the car models are a bit too 'shiny' and because of that they don't blend in with the environments as well as they should, but other than that this game is just gorgeous!
EDIT 2: VIDEO!!!!
Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Why the heck do they always cut out when the car's about to hit something (is there something wrong with the collision engine?), and what's the point of showing those cars doing endless burnouts?
The game isn't complete. My guess is that (most likely) they don't have the physics dialed in just right, and don't want everyone on the 'net crying how horrible the crash physics are.Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Why the heck do they always cut out when the car's about to hit something (is there something wrong with the collision engine?), and what's the point of showing those cars doing endless burnouts?
They lead up to crashes so blatantly though... you'd think they would only show clips that didn't end in crashes if that were the case, rather than putting in so many cliffhangers. It's definitely odd.Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game isn't complete. My guess is that (most likely) they don't have the physics dialed in just right, and don't want everyone on the 'net crying how horrible the crash physics are.Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Why the heck do they always cut out when the car's about to hit something (is there something wrong with the collision engine?), and what's the point of showing those cars doing endless burnouts?
Yeah, I'm sure it's some big evil corporation conspiracy.Originally posted by: Gurck
They lead up to crashes so blatantly though... you'd think they would only show clips that didn't end in crashes if that were the case, rather than putting in so many cliffhangers. It's definitely odd.Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game isn't complete. My guess is that (most likely) they don't have the physics dialed in just right, and don't want everyone on the 'net crying how horrible the crash physics are.Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Why the heck do they always cut out when the car's about to hit something (is there something wrong with the collision engine?), and what's the point of showing those cars doing endless burnouts?
You said it, not me.Originally posted by: Wingznut
Yeah, I'm sure it's some big evil corporation conspiracy.Originally posted by: Gurck
They lead up to crashes so blatantly though... you'd think they would only show clips that didn't end in crashes if that were the case, rather than putting in so many cliffhangers. It's definitely odd.Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game isn't complete. My guess is that (most likely) they don't have the physics dialed in just right, and don't want everyone on the 'net crying how horrible the crash physics are.Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Originally posted by: TuffGuy
Why the heck do they always cut out when the car's about to hit something (is there something wrong with the collision engine?), and what's the point of showing those cars doing endless burnouts?
