******Official Star Citizen / Squadron 42 Thread******

[hyperseven]

low res pulled from a gif but i thought it was a cool little capture... Looks like it was captures via AMD's quick gif capture

Edit: 65 FPS... no problem, GPU is the Bottleneck./ Good balancing across 16 threads.

So much going on in that image and 65fps, we truly are in the golden age... /s

Thought you CPU did 5.05ghz

 

[humbug]

So much going on in that image and 65fps, we truly are in the golden age... /s

Thought you CPU did 5.05ghz

It does, i've turned it down again until i get a new cooler, its only on a 120mm AIO, needs a bit more really to keep it as cool as i would like it.

 

[rs155]

This event has been so good, really looking forward to phase 3.

So much fun in the hammerhead

 

[rs155]

 

[rs155]

 

[rs155]

Couple of pics

 

[humbug]

Very Nice pics

 

[Curlyriff]

Wish they would sort it out so the materials didn't all look like plastic ha. and the VFX for the weapons suck too.

 

[rs155]

Very Nice pics

cheers pal

 

[humbug]

Spotted this in the roadmap:

Generation 12 Rendering is not DX12, Its Vulkan.

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[ICDP]

Why do space games overuse the nebula effect. Inky black and stars should be 90% of what you see.

 

[Curlyriff]

Why do space games overuse the nebula effect. Inky black and stars should be 90% of what you see.

Tbh SC is mostly empty black. But the reason is for a game it's visually boring 90% time. Currently the gas clouds are plicated around stations and that's it.

 

[Zeeflyboy]

Why do space games overuse the nebula effect. Inky black and stars should be 90% of what you see.

rule of cool

same as sound in space - they have to hand wave some explanation like “your helmet is using sensors to convert what’s happening around you in space into sound for situational awareness”.

ultimately a space game where 99.9999% of all you see is empty black space and all you ever hear is the creak of your ship would be realistic, but only appeal to a very niche and dedicated audience.

 

[humbug]

A Space game with no scenery or sound would be very boring.

 

[FloppyPoppy]

If you are annoyed having sound in your space game. Mute your space game. Simple.

 

[humbug]

If you are annoyed having sound in your space game. Mute your space game. Simple.

It really is

 

[Curlyriff]

If you are annoyed having sound in your space game. Mute your space game. Simple.

That's what I do, it's a win win cause then I can't here @humbug either lol

 

[FloppyPoppy]

That's what I do, it's a win win cause then I can't here @humbug either lol

Phworrr you just described something better than heaven.

 

[Calin Banc]

low res pulled from a gif but i thought it was a cool little capture... Looks like it was captures via AMD's quick gif capture

Edit: 65 FPS... no problem, GPU is the Bottleneck./ Good balancing across 16 threads.

Until you drop down to some hub on a planet.

 

[d_brennen]

rule of cool

same as sound in space - they have to hand wave some explanation like “your helmet is using sensors to convert what’s happening around you in space into sound for situational awareness”.

ultimately a space game where 99.9999% of all you see is empty black space and all you ever hear is the creak of your ship would be realistic, but only appeal to a very niche and dedicated audience.

I think it could be done really well with careful sound design. Ambient sounds of your ship, sensors, proximity voices for people nearby, radio chatter etc. Then ambient stuff being yanked away when depressurised for example. Don't let CIG know I said that, it would easily be another 5 years to implement