They don't have 5 months.

If they want it on the street 11/1, then they need a month to a month and a half to manufacture and ship, that puts them at 9/15 for approval from Third Party, which if they go through two passes takes about 5 weeks at best which means they have to have code locked down in early August which gives them a month and a half to get it right. They have a lot to do in that time.

DaveTRON Wrote:They don't have 5 months. If they want it on the street 11/1, then they need a month to a month and a half to manufacture and ship, that puts them at 9/15 for approval from Third Party, which if they go through two passes takes about 5 weeks at best which means they have to have code locked down in early August which gives them a month and a half to get it right. They have a lot to do in that time.

It's also possible that the demo shown at E3 was not representative of what they had at that very moment, as I remember some press groups (gamespot being one of them) having written up a report of that same demo about a month earlier, at which point it still might have been behind what they had currently achieved.

I just really hope that animation gets fixed. The AI can stay the way it is for all I care, I'm a campaign tourist anyways. That animation is just gonna drive me insane.where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill onlineabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

CaptainCR Wrote:are ppl complaining about the of him landing and doing a backwards flip? if so whoopdie friggin doo. that's one minute thing compared to everything else that goes on in the game. far as i'm concerned. it looks awesome. i just want more info on the online multiplayer and i would like a demo open to the public to play at home ASAP

Yeah, I understand that it's a really small feature, but as someone who took 3+ years of animation class, small glitches like that tend to bug me.

Specifically when they happen over

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RustyMuffler Wrote:It's moments like this when I am thankful I am just a casual gamer and not a hardcore stick nerd. Thing looks fine to me and I can't wait to play. Any of you every played the games for about 90% of any major motion pictures that come out? This thing looks like the stuff compared to crap like Iron Man and Superman Returns. LMAO!

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TRON.dll Wrote: DaveTRON Wrote:They don't have 5 months. If they want it on the street 11/1, then they need a month to a month and a half to manufacture and ship, that puts them at 9/15 for approval from Third Party, which if they go through two passes takes about 5 weeks at best which means they have to have code locked down in early August which gives them a month and a half to get it right. They have a lot to do in that time. It's also possible that the demo shown at E3 was not representative of what they had at that very moment, as I remember some press groups (gamespot being one of them) having written up a report of that same demo about a month earlier, at which point it still might have been behind what they had currently achieved. I just really hope that animation gets fixed. The AI can stay the way it is for all I care, I'm a campaign tourist anyways. That animation is just gonna drive me insane.

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Mr. Sinistar Wrote: CaptainCR Wrote:so the pgram with the white lighting is Tron? and then the program at the end is the one we play as? awesome. and i'm somewhat confused. is it tron narrorating or alan bradley? and i take it "welcome to the grid program" was suppose to be tron gretting the program. I think it's Tron talking. I'm assuming he's talking about Anon (the player program).

I'm quite certain it is Alan speaking the whole time up until "welcome to the grid program". That's Tron.

I was not saying or implying that T:E was not near complete.

Only that I think they will polish things up and that I think they may fix some of the glitches.

I wasn't stating an absolute " this is an early build!",
just that it's kind of unclear/not stated by Propaganda what build of T:E they were showing that's all.

The on the floor demo had like two segments from the beginning of the game,
and all the people I've talked to that have played it have told me that what was playable seemed to them to be a "demo build" of segments from the begining of the game, and not the the actual finished build of the full game.

I have a few contacts, fellow students that I went to college with whom were enrolled in the Game Art/Production and Design Program and are either graduates or still at college with me at the college I am currently enrolled in.
They are now working for THQ, two I know work for Square Enix, and and two other I know now work at EA QA, and they've along with a group of current fellow students attended E3 2010.

I've talked with my fellow students and recent graduates about their experiences, and also I used to worked as a beta tester for games and other software in the past.
First I worked for for Bleem Inc.
(out of business unfortunately.. long story),
and I have tested software for other indie software developers as well.

So I have some familiarity with some things regarding a game and or computer software development cycle but not all forms of it,
I'm not saying I know everything either and I don't know how individual work flow schedules or production schedules are handled for *all* development teams, QA teams at every major publishers.
I do have some familiarity with it to some degree having formerly been a software tester.

I was giving a general *guess* based on what I've seen of the game so far in live video footage on various sites so, and the experiences of my aquaintences that were at E3, told to me by those aquiatences that have played the game demo at E3 first hand.

I wasn't implying or saying "oh it's definately an early build".

So really, there was no need to bite my head off with that "admit you don't know what your talking about" comment. That was uncalled for.

I was saying it appears to be a demo build and all my contacts I recently messaged or chatted with that played it are telling me what they played sure seemed like a "demo build" to them.

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yep. I've been attempting to learn Maya and Mudbox..

Here's my first attempt at a modelling and texturing a character with an enviroment using 3D Studio Max.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_QdyNCoYf7Mc/SnI7wIzGQmI/AAAAAAAAABE/hxWIJ1wWMWQ/s400/Space_SceneFINALCOMP01.png I'm trying to find a way to improve using that program and then learn the others. It's really tough for me since I'm more of a traditional 2-D artist.

One of the most difficult things for me so far is modeling human type characters and rigging them, 3-D enviroments and even texturing all pose their own challenges as well.

But modeling a humanoid figure and rigging and key framing a walk cycle, omg it's so very very nerve wracking for me.

In my opinion, from what I've seen from several videos of the game's demo, and then discussed with my contacts
what they've said is that some of them enjoyed the demo, some were kind of indifferent. It's all a matter of opinion.

I think from what I've seen it looks fairly promising to maybe being a solid game (even if aspects of it are straightfoward, and perhaps somewhat derivitive.)

I'm not expecting a masterpiece, I am hoping for at least a solid and overall fun game.

I enjoyed Prince of Persia: Warrior Within, and T:E reminds me of it alot,
so yeah it's not all "original" or "amazing", but I like that style of gameplay and don't mind that it incoperates aspects of other 3rd person action games.
Still it's all a matter of opinions, and often one's own preferances.

Articles with positive hands on impressions of T:E ....
http://www.thekartel.com/atheistjew/blog/2010/06/16/tron_evolution_sets_the_bar_for_movie-based_gameshttp://www.gamingbits.com/content/view/8075/1/http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/109/1090858p1.htmlhttp://attackofthefanboy.com/news/news-tron-evolution-game-demo-impressions-from-e3-2010/
hand on demo with a few impressions from Adam Sessler
http://e3.g4tv.com/videos/46783/E3_2010_Live_TRON_Evolution_HandsOn_Demo/