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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Darkage on May 20, 2004, 04:01:59 pm
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FarCry kicks allot of ass!
Great guns/graphics/sound etc
It was wel worth the 40 eruo's:D
I am at the point were it is getting allot harder then all the previous levels:D Atleast thats what the cutscene showed me:D
what are your thoughts about the game?
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Awesome game, from start to finish and amazing graphics too.
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I am at the level "control" now were you come out of the airshaft.
seems prety damn hard according to the cutscene.
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I played the demo...I was entertained by the graphics but that was about it. Its moderately cool and the AI is nice but eh...just doesn't seem to be captivating.
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The game itself is way better than the demo's they released. Best game for me since Halo really.
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when i went it was a choice between far cry and UT 2004, cuz I didn't have enough money for both. So it shouldn't be too hard to think what i picked (I got UT)
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Originally posted by Darkage
FarCry kicks allot of ass!
Great guns/graphics/sound etc
It was wel worth the 40 eruo's:D
I am at the point were it is getting allot harder then all the previous levels:D Atleast thats what the cutscene showed me:D
what are your thoughts about the game?
it's murder on a low-end system, though..:sigh:
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I'd like to try, but alas, although my vid card is on steroids, my PC is < Arnold Schwarznegger voice > still a puny-man. < / >
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Originally posted by Turnsky
it's murder on a low-end system, though..:sigh:
Indeed, one of the first games to REALLY need a full DX9 capable card. I tried it using my old GF4 and it was disturbingly slow - then after upgrading to a Radeon 9800 and it just came to life.. smooth and stunning.
Can't wait to get the money for the full game.
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Originally posted by Kalfireth
Indeed, one of the first games to REALLY need a full DX9 capable card. I tried it using my old GF4 and it was disturbingly slow - then after upgrading to a Radeon 9800 and it just came to life.. smooth and stunning.
Can't wait to get the money for the full game.
:lol:
try it on a:
1.8ghz athlon
256 ddr ram
a 128mb radeon 9000 pro
and you'll redefine sluggish.:p
that said, i'm gonna sink about 2 grand australian into this comp for a major upgrade.:p
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A two-grand upgrade? That's gonna be one hell of a PC when it comes out the other end. :p
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Originally posted by Setekh
A two-grand upgrade? That's gonna be one hell of a PC when it comes out the other end. :p
only a new mobo, cpu, a gig of ram, and this (http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/index.php?redir=http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/show_product_info.php?code=VI-SAX800PRO256)
hopefully, by the time i get the money to buy it, i'll have gone down in price by then ;)
i like setting my purchasing goals a little higher, it gives me plenty of overhead for those "emergency" purchases, that and well.. around that time, a few good games will be released.:p
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Originally posted by Turnsky
:lol:
try it on a:
1.8ghz athlon
256 ddr ram
a 128mb radeon 9000 pro
:wtf:
Try it on a
Duron 600 (600Mhz)
128Mb DDR ram (one stick) (266Mhz)
and a r9600xt (256M) (formerly a GF2MX PCI)
If it weren't for the new vid card, I wouldn't even be able to play stock FS.
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Originally posted by Raa Tor'h
:wtf:
Try it on a
Duron 600 (600Mhz)
128Mb DDR ram (one stick) (266Mhz)
and a r9600xt (256M) (formerly a GF2MX PCI)
If it weren't for the new vid card, I wouldn't even be able to play stock FS.
your vidcard is a better model than my own, that's what's prolly lending much to your ability to play it.. also.. 128mb?.. i'm surprised it ran at all.
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i got it somewhere, got it installt playd the first level and got shot every time, it's somewhere in my closet now, but the graphics 0wN, you need a powerfull cpu though to get all the graphics out of it.
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Originally posted Raa Tor'h
Try it on a
Duron 600 (600Mhz)
128Mb DDR ram (one stick) (266Mhz)
and a r9600xt (256M) (formerly a GF2MX PCI)
If it weren't for the new vid card, I wouldn't even be able to play stock FS.
Why not? I played FS2 in a
PII 266 Mhz
128 RAM
Matrox G400
:wtf:
WITH MAX DETAILS!!!
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he's got a point, snipes... hell, it ran /perfectly/ with my celeron 633 mhz, 128 sd-ram, and a 32mb kyro card.
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Bleh... hated Far Cry. Gameplay was kind of repetitive and the story was pathetic.