Christoff Yurievich
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Just graduated? I understand that as I was the same way after I graduated.
hauton said:Games like Wipeout HD has shown you can do buttery-smooth 60fps in an arcade racer that looks pretty freaking GLORIOUS
step up or step off imho
There's an option called v-sync as I'm sure you know.Psy-Phi said:The frame rate is fine. Ridge Racer was at 30fps, and many other games were too but nobody complained. Back in the PS era nobody complmained on bulliten boards about 30fps in thier racing games. Nothings wrong with 30fps, what's wrong is if it jumps around instead of being at a stable frame rate. And sticking to 30 is completely playable. I'd like 60 sure. But if at Very High my system can't handle 30 100% of the time, then I shudder to think what my quad core at 3.2ghz and GTX260 with 896mb of RAM, with 4GB of 1066 would do trying to push 60 consistently.
hauton said:Games like Wipeout HD has shown you can do buttery-smooth 60fps in an arcade racer that looks pretty freaking GLORIOUS
step up or step off imho
Jesus brain-stew, you were just in the Blur OT bitching about the same thing. Just because your precious PC can't outperform our lowly consoles, doesn't make the game shit. Maybe it's your PC. ; ) And also, you might want to send Codemasters a memo to tell them that "30 fps racers don't work". Those poor fools have been doing it all wrong for years!brain_stew said:What the hell at the PC demo!? That's suppose to convince people to buy the game!? Yeah, good luck with that.
30fps has been proven time and again to be completely inadequate for arcade racers, it just flat out doesn't work. If you've got to pull that BS on consoles to remain competitive then fine, go ahead so long as you leave my PC version alone. Cap the framerate in the PC version as well, how can you even begin to explain that level of incompetence? If you can't get the PC port to run at a higher framerate then don't even bother, its worthless anyway.
Metalmurphy said:I'm using a Dualshock 3 working with a Xbox 360 controller emulator and it works fine, so standard controller should work as well.
It's not the PC in this case. Split/Second has a 30fps framerate cap. If someone bought the game without knowing about the cap then they have every right to complain. 60fps is a big reason for getting a PC port over the console version. If the PC version of a console port can't do 60fps even on high end hardware it loses some of its appeal.-NinjaBoiX- said:Jesus brain-stew, you were just in the Blur OT bitching about the same thing. Just because your precious PC can't outperform our lowly consoles, doesn't make the game shit. Maybe it's your PC. ; ) And also, you might want to send Codemasters a memo to tell them that "30 fps racers don't work". Those poor fools have been doing it all wrong for years!
I think he is talking about MotionJoy.FoxSpirit said:Okay, off topic: where? I have been searching for an emulator that works for ages >.<
Another thing about the UI is when you want to back out of a season and it says "hit O for the previous screen" and instead of taking you back to the selection screen, it takes you to the previous screen. How literal-minded was the person who designed that?mrklaw said:hmm. Enjoying it, but it'll probably be traded in pretty soon.
The UI is all weird. They show you a preview of 'coming next' which is fine, then it loads and you select the episode and it immediately plays 'now on blah blah' which is basically the same thing and unskippable.
-viper- said:I think he is talking about MotionJoy.
I could be wrong though.
Part of the fun in the game for me is keeping ahead of the AI and getting knocked around but still staying out front somehow. The races since Ep5 started are just mad ridiculous, but in a good way. So much carnage and destruction. I can hardly drive for 10 solid seconds without trying to be blown up. It's awesome .Foliorum Viridum said:I've just hit episode 6 and it's beginning to feel a bit... samey. I've had all the awesome "HOLY SHIT" moments of seeing some crazy stuff happen on the track, and now I'm just getting frustrated with being unable to maintain a lead for more than half a lap due to the AI always catching up magically and the inability to protect myself.
I might stop now before I play the game too much. My feelings towards the game are positive, and I want to keep it that way. It's a solid foundation that gives the sequel a possibility of being awesome.
... Blur time? I think so.
Cypher said:Got 1st place Gold on all episodes, except for 4 of the Detonator ones where I can only get 2nd place......those target times for 1st place are really nasty and brutal. No matter how many times I come close to perfect runs (lines, drifting, shortcuts, etc.) I always miss the time by less than 2 seconds! How the hell do you guys do this!?
SolidSnakex said:Th easiest way to beat Detonator races is to not drift. Anytime you get to a sharp turn you should let off the gas slightly (just enough so that your car can take the turn without drifting) and then get back on the gas as soon as your car is straight. It can take some time to get the hang of but once you do the Detonator races become very easy to beat.
Cypher said:I've been doing that as well....and no matter how well I do, I always finish slightly above the target time......argh! Practice makes perfect, but it seems the target times were the developers own times.....haha!
* Ryback Thunder
* Cobretti Pursuit
* Hanzo FX350
* Ryback Firestorm
These Detonator challenges are the ones pissing me off. Getting all 3600 points in the full season nets you the Ryback Firestorm of course, but is it worth the time and trouble? I'm content with my Cobretti 530 GTs.....
yeah its crucialdark10x said:Well, shit, the PC version has a 30 fps cap on it. :\ No matter the settings, you're not getting higher than 30 fps.
That said, at least I can use Very High and get a rock solid framerate. I just wish the game supported 60 fps and can't begin to imagine why they locked it.
Not so fun near the end of the game. I was out in first place during a race, got taken out by debris THAT DIDN'T EVEN HIT ME. Seriously, the replay showed the big wheel rolling towards me and my car just exploding without coming into any contact with it. Then suddenly I'm in seventh place.Psy-Phi said:Part of the fun in the game for me is keeping ahead of the AI and getting knocked around but still staying out front somehow. The races since Ep5 started are just mad ridiculous, but in a good way. So much carnage and destruction. I can hardly drive for 10 solid seconds without trying to be blown up. It's awesome .
allegate said:Another thing about the UI is when you want to back out of a season and it says "hit O for the previous screen" and instead of taking you back to the selection screen, it takes you to the previous screen. How literal-minded was the person who designed that?
crispyben said:Fuck Beat the Team II: The Revenge :lol I did 1'19"01 once by luck with a random car, and I haven't been able to go under 1'20" with any of the cars used in Youtube videos...
EDIT: of course, as soon as I post this, I pull it off with the Cobretti 530 GTS: 1'17"73
Don't worry your not missing out on much, sure I'd admit the game is fun... buts $50-60 fun it is not. Very gimmicky.brain_stew said:What the hell at the PC demo!? That's suppose to convince people to buy the game!? Yeah, good luck with that.
30fps has been proven time and again to be completely inadequate for arcade racers, it just flat out doesn't work. If you've got to pull that BS on consoles to remain competitive then fine, go ahead so long as you leave my PC version alone. Cap the framerate in the PC version as well, how can you even begin to explain that level of incompetence? If you can't get the PC port to run at a higher framerate then don't even bother, its worthless anyway.
antiquegamer said:Play on line a bit today since I have a better cars now, but everyone is using that top level car (the one that look like LM prototype race car), which suck.
It was fun still but for some reason the game only alternate between two tracks the airport and the shipyard. Is this set by host or some random track...anyway play about 6 games and those were the only 2 tracks that que up.
I manage to get to episode 11 will finish the game this weekend I think. It's fun but definiely not long lasting. It was worth the $45.00 + 10 credit from Amazon.
I think S/S is more innovative, unique, and fresher than Blur and the single player is stronger.dk_ said:Split Second destroys Blur IMO. Who's with me?
dk_ said:Split Second destroys Blur IMO. Who's with me?
dk_ said:Split Second destroys Blur IMO. Who's with me?
split second is more innovative but ultimately fails in the amount of content, multiplayer, and poor sound designdk_ said:Split Second destroys Blur IMO. Who's with me?