Sheepherder (not verified) on October 11, 2008 - 09:29.
"Who the fuck wrote that interview? By way of answering this question, Jeff told me... What the fuck?"
I don't know about you, but I like the implication that Jeff conveyed this particular knowledge though ways other than saying it directly. I can just picture him and the interviewer communicating via shadow puppets.
Also, I found this interesting:
"'We know that you can turn on Anti-Aliasing and AF on your video card and I know that a lot of people don’t want to do that. They want to leave it application sensitive and so we’re looking into that. We’re looking at being able to turn it on and off within the product itself, but I think the game looks great.'
He also told me that they are also looking at making gamma a choice in-game."
Yes, don't pander to people actually paying a modicum of money on gaming hardware, that's the way to ensure people keep spending money on subscriptions! What would it have cost to implement those three GUI objects? $20 a piece? That's a serious cut to our bottom-line guys, let's axe that feature.
Re: We live in a pretty, dream world
"Who the fuck wrote that interview? By way of answering this question, Jeff told me... What the fuck?"
I don't know about you, but I like the implication that Jeff conveyed this particular knowledge though ways other than saying it directly. I can just picture him and the interviewer communicating via shadow puppets.
Also, I found this interesting:
"'We know that you can turn on Anti-Aliasing and AF on your video card and I know that a lot of people don’t want to do that. They want to leave it application sensitive and so we’re looking into that. We’re looking at being able to turn it on and off within the product itself, but I think the game looks great.'
He also told me that they are also looking at making gamma a choice in-game."
Yes, don't pander to people actually paying a modicum of money on gaming hardware, that's the way to ensure people keep spending money on subscriptions! What would it have cost to implement those three GUI objects? $20 a piece? That's a serious cut to our bottom-line guys, let's axe that feature.