Doom (2016)

[RonanN1]

• Doom: Yellow Filter Versus Unfiltered Comparison

Did you like the reveal for Doom? What if we told you the game has a glaring secret right in front of you?
Id Software has put a yellow filter over Doom, perhaps to help create an atmosphere of a hellish landscape. It certainly helps create a mood when you watch the game footage.
However, there is an irony to this decision, as you will see below. Imgur user Andritsu has collected a comparison gallery showing how the game screenshots look like without the yellow filter, via some simple color balance adjustments.
The end result? The game looks lively and beautiful. If anything, Doom now looks more like a popular contemporary it had, the more frivolous Serious Sam. It also looks a little less flat, as the shading and color effects give a better sense of three dimensionality.
it's certainly a shame that Id put so much work in the game, only to hide it away. Perhaps they could have done more to make the graphics look more 3D under the yellow filter, but I'm sure many agree with Andritsu that it looks better without the filter.

[MonkY]

N-am inteles niciodata mania asta cu filtrele de culori... sau cel putin nu am inteles de ce nu-mi da developerul o optiune prin care sa opresc un astfel de filtru. Vazand imaginile as alege varianta fara filtru galben, instant! Practic filtrul acela galben aplicat la orice este rosu iese cam... verde. Yuck!

[tudyniuz]

Daca asta e viziunea artistului asupra creatiei proprii, ce sa faci?

[eagle-eye]

Mie-mi place cu filtrul ala

[RonanN1]

• DOOM Multiplayer Alpha and Beta Details Revealed

Speaking at QuakeCon 2015, id Software's Marty Stratton announced that attendees at the event will be the first gamers to get their hands on the pre-alpha of DOOM's highly anticipated multiplayer mode.
In addition, he announced that anyone who pre-ordered Wolfenstein: The New Order will soon be able to play the alpha and eventually beta of the game's multiplayer.
In the next few months, Bethesda and id Software will be selecting Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC players from the Wolfenstein: TNO beta pool to participate in the multiplayer alpha.

[RonanN1]

Doom QuakeCon 2015

[Templier]

For id Software, the developer of Doom, having the game run at 1080p and 60 frames per second is the most necessary graphical goal.

We were able to sit down with Doom's executive producer, Marty Stratton, at Quakecon, and he talked about the process of deciding whether or not to shoot for high resolution and frame rate. He revealed that id is focused on achieving that goal, and then working on the game's graphical fidelity after that. "When you're developing, you make thousands of decisions that have an impact on performance or visual fidelity," he told us. "We've always been at the forefront of saying we want our games to run as fast as possible at the highest resolution possible. So for us, that goal is 1080p and 60 FPS. Along with that goal, the mantra of our technology team is that we want to be the best-looking game out there at 60 FPS and 1080p. So you draw that line in the sand."
He also said that the determination to reach 1080p and 60 FPS isn't just for visual reasons. "For us it isn't just a lofty technical goal," he explained. "We really do think it's important to the feel of the game, it's important to the way our combat feels and our movement feels. It's got to be fast, it's got to be fluid, and it's all based on that. It really is a gameplay goal first and foremost. You do make decisions here or there. Ultimately I don't think you can ever expect most consumers to really nitpick."

He continued: "If you do your best to give them a very consistent experience and a very high-quality experience, which for us is a fast, fluid 60 FPS, I think that's the most important thing. It's when you cut corners and you end up with a game that doesn't feel that good, and it's slow, and it's just a hodgepodge of a lack of focus throughout, that's when things start going awry. I think we'll hit all of our goals."

[RonanN1]

QuakeCon 2015: DOOM Multiplayer | Bonus Round Full Episodes | GameTrailers

[RonanN1]

[RonanN1]

[RonanN1]

[RonanN1]

• Doom Multiplayer Alpha Signups Now Open

Bethesda and id Software are now accepting signups for the Doom Multiplayer Closed Alpha test. The test invites players to shoot their friends in a variety of competitive settings.
If you bought or pre-ordered Wolfenstein: The New Order on or before May 26, 2014, you'll be able to get in provided that you still have the code you received with your copy of the game. If you bought the game on Steam, you can simply sign in through Steam on the signup page and the system will check to see if you're eligible for entry.
Sign up here.

[RonanN1]

DOOM Closed Alpha Leaked Images Show All Available Weapons:

[Harkonnen]

Apropo a primit cineva de aici access la closed alpha?


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

[OEE]

Încă nu, să vedem când / dacă vin codurile.

[Victor420]

Niste gameplay

[RonanN1]

Hai, hai, hai!

[RonanN1]

Mai multe nu-i voie

[Harkonnen]

Gata am primit si eu invite pentru PS4


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

[ShpioOn]

Care sunt sansele sa primesc si eu un cod pentru One? M-am inregistrat astazi, pe link-ul pe care l-a postat Ronan mai sus.