Any way to make SWToR look like a 2012 game?

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Any way to make SWToR look like a 2012 game?

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Proto

01.25.2012 , 05:33 PM \| #41
Quote: Originally Posted by Starenix http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7RqU_Isw28 Watch this and download Radeon Pro. It makes the floors and other surfaces shine much better, plus, as you can see in the video, it makes trees and other objects look much sharper from a distance! Works very nicely, although be forewarned that some of the reflections don't actually reflect the world (pre-rendered). It won't be a Skyrim, but it's a nice improvement for those with ATI cards. I think there's a nVidia version out there, too. Not sure, though. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!! Hope it makes a difference. I'll try it. =\

Valeena

01.25.2012 , 05:34 PM \| #42
SWTOR (High settings, which are technically Medium since they have High disabled or something?) vs WOW (High settings) Meh, swtor still looks better. D: PS: Totally trying out that video. Thanks to whoever posted it.
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Proto

01.25.2012 , 05:35 PM \| #43
Quote: Originally Posted by Mertissielle Buy the Star Wars Blu-ray box set and a wireless keyboard and then just pause the movie every time something important's about to happen, press button 1, 2 or 3 and then unpause. Keep AIM open on your laptop and check it occasionally to see if anyone's spoken to you. Oh man this was funny. I laughed.

Gharon

01.25.2012 , 05:36 PM \| #44
Quote: Originally Posted by trickortreat Graphics are fine. Quit whining. No they are not, unless you are in dire need of glasses. Anyone claiming it's "fine" to have blurred out muddy textures on almost every piece of armor in a 2012 game is either trolling, ignorant or blind.

Proto

01.25.2012 , 05:39 PM \| #45
Quote: Originally Posted by TalkingDinosaur Don't forget when this game started being developed. They can't be 5 years into development and go, "Alright new pretty engine came out trash everything we worked on for 5 years and start over." Sure they can! You remember what everquest team did with EQ2? Their engine wasn't the best, but no computer on the market could run the game on absolute MAX when it came out 1 month before WOW in 2004. EQ2's engine stood the test of time and only recently has it started to wane a bit. They were looking ahead when making it. I realize that the whole 'style' they're going for here with SWTOR is what it is, but things like lighting and proper shadows / shaders are something that should be really robust here without crippling the style of the game. But this stuff simply doesn't exist in SWTOR and I don't understand why?

Proto

01.25.2012 , 05:40 PM \| #46
Quote: Originally Posted by djsmileey They do NOT USE HERO ENGINE. If you actually did some investigation, you'd know that it was just the baseline platform. It's been customized to holy hell to make a unique engine. It's amazing to me how one person will make a wildly inaccurate statement about something, and then it perpetuates into this mass of blatant ignorance. I really don't understand your analysis on this? If you take a McDonald's cheeseburger and add mayo, your own lettuce, a tomato, and maybe some real cheese..... its still a McDonald's cheeseburger. Same thing here.

TheGoodJunkie

01.25.2012 , 05:41 PM \| #47
If you think this game looks good you are blind... I have the game on max with full 1080p and it literally looks like a runny mess.. Bioware has purposely watered down the graphics to the point where I will go on my ship and click the holo deck just to see what my character SHOULD look like..... I mean even the belt alone is such a huge difference.....The level of detail really blows me away....but Bioware decided that everyone should look like their clothes are painted on and someone threw water on them.... I just dont see how you can think the game looks good lol..

TheHeadCapper

01.25.2012 , 05:42 PM \| #48
Quote: Originally Posted by djsmileey isn't that what the person writing the comment is trying to achieve? I don't know, but how could anyone be persuaded to leave a game because random player #34564576 said something. Who really cares what they said, you have your own opinion stick with it and ignore people like that. They aren't worth your time.
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Proto

01.25.2012 , 05:43 PM \| #49
Quote: Originally Posted by VoXPCS You shouldn't be using your computer for things it's not meant and/or capable of doing. If you buy an APPLE product, then you know you can't do what the rest of the world is doing, yet people complain and whine about "Make this for Mac!" NO! Toss that garbage. If BW and other companies would just stop catering to the poor and ignorant. We would have a really nice looking game. Though I have my suspicions about BW being able to afford it, know how to create it etc. Moral of the story. If your Min specs aren't listed on the box, don't buy the game then complain. Upgrade, then buy it. I saw another post you made about the game engine. Do you know if this games hero engine can even offer up dx10/11 features?

TheHeadCapper

01.25.2012 , 05:44 PM \| #50
Quote: Originally Posted by Gharon No they are not, unless you are in dire need of glasses. Anyone claiming it's "fine" to have blurred out muddy textures on almost every piece of armor in a 2012 game is either trolling, ignorant or blind. You know when you start every post no or you are X you aren't adding anything to the conversation. If i was playing your game i'd post "Looks great on my computer you should upgrade your 386". But i don't because that's idiotic.
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