Crysis Q&A [Jan 28, 2007, 10:46 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Crysis Charges Forward on
IGN is a Q&A on the upcoming first-person shooter with Crytek CEO Cevat
Yerli: "The goal really is to ensure that all of the suit's functionality is
equally useful. Obviously in a heavy fight you might want to dial up the armor
but you could perhaps use strength instead and pickup a large fuel drum and
throw it into the enemy. Other options could include cloaking and using enhanced
speed to quickly flank around and taking out the enemy from behind. Watching
people play the game so far has proven that there a ton of creative ways in
which to take on the enemy. We have seen some pretty wacky things and approaches
that really show that there is never really ONE way to win."
>> Well cause Vista has it's AERO interface that if I read correctly takes advantage of DX10.
Myth, pure myth. Aero works fine on a DX9 card with Shader Model 2.x support. I was running the Vista beta on a machine with Intel 915 onboard graphics (hardware pixel shader support, vertex shaders done on the CPU) and Aero worked flawlessly.
Myth, pure myth. Aero works fine on a DX9 card with Shader Model 2.x support. I was running the Vista beta on a machine with Intel 915 onboard graphics (hardware pixel shader support, vertex shaders done on the CPU) and Aero worked flawlessly.
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