Just for Fun: A Game produced by ID and Valve

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It's vacation and I'm sitting back enjoying a few cold ones. I know it will
never happen but after playing both this evening the thought crossed my
mind. Both have their strong points although many people critize ID for a
slow game repetative game.

I am quite interested to see how Doom3:ROE stacks up against the Valve
followup to HL2.

--
A

 

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The Primate wrote:

> It's vacation and I'm sitting back enjoying a few cold ones. I know it will
> never happen but after playing both this evening the thought crossed my
> mind. Both have their strong points although many people critize ID for a
> slow game repetative game.
>
> I am quite interested to see how Doom3:ROE stacks up against the Valve
> followup to HL2.
>
Aftermath will probably include HDR (for highend gaming rigs only)
HDR = High Dynamic Range Ligting

"Once Lost Coast is released, we will include HDR in our future product
releases"

Planet half-life
http://www.forumplanet.com/planethalflife/topic.asp?fid=2348&tid=1683092

Watch the video which is linked to in the article
http://storefront.steampowered.com/video/LostCoastHDR.wmv

HDR will probably blow your pants off - if you have an extreme gaming
rig that is

- Peter

 

[BigJim]

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first off, doom3 wasn't that great. So any improvement would be welcome.
I believe the follow up to hl2 should be as good or better than the original
game.
Just my 2 and 1/2 cents.
"The Primate" <primate@primate.com> wrote in message
news:EE1we.82384$581.34107@fe05.news.easynews.com...
> It's vacation and I'm sitting back enjoying a few cold ones. I know it
> will never happen but after playing both this evening the thought crossed
> my mind. Both have their strong points although many people critize ID
> for a slow game repetative game.
>
> I am quite interested to see how Doom3:ROE stacks up against the Valve
> followup to HL2.
>
> --
> A
>

 

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The Primate wrote:
> It's vacation and I'm sitting back enjoying a few cold ones. I know it will
> never happen but after playing both this evening the thought crossed my
> mind. Both have their strong points although many people critize ID for a
> slow game repetative game.
>
> I am quite interested to see how Doom3:ROE stacks up against the Valve
> followup to HL2.
>

.....

Aftermath hasn't be released. Question is baseless. Unless I'm
misunderstanding you (very possible).

 

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"The Primate" <primate@primate.com> wrote in message
news:EE1we.82384$581.34107@fe05.news.easynews.com...
> It's vacation and I'm sitting back enjoying a few cold ones. I know it
will
> never happen but after playing both this evening the thought crossed my
> mind. Both have their strong points although many people critize ID for a
> slow game repetative game.
>
> I am quite interested to see how Doom3:ROE stacks up against the Valve
> followup to HL2.

Doom3 was horrible and boring.
Half life 2 was fun and easy.