This is not a an easy question to answer.
Your eyes will acumulate light, even if it projects at a 1 000 000th of a second.
That is your eyes. Your brain does not recognise these "insignificant" signals.
It probably owns the potential to do that - your brain is a very powerful processing
unit - but in the real arena of living, the average human (your brain) processes
more or less 22 frames per second.
What makes it difficult to answer, especially in what i believe is your context, is that during a game of Far Cry a flash from a bomb that last a 100th of a second is something that you WILL notice, true, but at a rate of 25 fps your game will appear smooth.
So the next time someone is bugging you because your ATI Radeon HD 2600XT's 45 fps in doesnt match their Nvidia GeForce 8600 GTS' 62 fps, you can tell them to go piss in the ocean and see if it makes a difference.
i'm sorry! it's a beautiful name! just.. Mobil - the petrolium giant + Turbo. Turbo and Mobil. Turmobil. Like good performance motor oil.
But it's really cool - just look at my stupid name!
Sorry if this is a stupid question,i stumbled in here late:
is the voting thing finished now?
Going through everyone's ratings of chars was the most awesome thing i
ever experienced on a forum. My eyes are burning from squinting.
There's one guy i didn't see here, but i can't recall his name.
He was similar to Kaa the ancient. Also an emaciated mummy from that act, but he wasn't purple.
Also i think his name started with an R.
Thanks guys. It's nice to step into an active forum. Sometimes they can really dry up.
If ever there was a competition for Best Signature on the web (there probably is), i would start nominating people in this forum.
Wow. I can't believe you actually have an interview with the answer thanks! Well i hope Brower can immerse us with the same feeling and emotion that made up such an important part of the shopping experience in Tristram!
I remember reading an interview with him a long time ago where he detailed some of his work and research, including a description of a bird-shaped clay flute he found somewhere and used in the track "Rogue" in Diablo 2, because it's sound made him think of the timesetting in which Diablo took place.
And Kurast's inhabitants whispering in their native tongue during certain parts in the track.
If you have it go listen!
I've been wondering(which is how i found this site) why Matt Uelmen isn't involved in the sound design/music writing for the coming Diablo 3 sound track and the game in general.
Is he busy with something else right now?
This is really disappointing as I became fond of his tracks and figured that the only way I will get by more of his music, particularly written for the settings on Sanctuary, is by waiting it out until D3.
Now that the big day is looming they got a new guy!
It's not meant to "fit". It bothers the eye, but only because those greeves are incidentally placed exactly on top of the silhouette's hand. But the items are not meant to corespond to the shape of the silhouette.
I think that for the Monk, or other classes that will need light armor, they can invent plated armour made from laminated hide, which is plastic-like.. Or something chitinous, like giant bug shells
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Your eyes will acumulate light, even if it projects at a 1 000 000th of a second.
That is your eyes. Your brain does not recognise these "insignificant" signals.
It probably owns the potential to do that - your brain is a very powerful processing
unit - but in the real arena of living, the average human (your brain) processes
more or less 22 frames per second.
What makes it difficult to answer, especially in what i believe is your context, is that during a game of Far Cry a flash from a bomb that last a 100th of a second is something that you WILL notice, true, but at a rate of 25 fps your game will appear smooth.
So the next time someone is bugging you because your ATI Radeon HD 2600XT's 45 fps in doesnt match their Nvidia GeForce 8600 GTS' 62 fps, you can tell them to go piss in the ocean and see if it makes a difference.
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But it's really cool - just look at my stupid name!
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Thanks for asking.
since i was too late too vote in that cool monster competition:
Diablo Rating Contest (1) - Voting Day 1 - Batch
Skynight - 95 sonic inspired me as a kid.
Chemedeiros - 85 Because i can relate
Turmobil - 85 For unashamedly promoting motor oil.
ScyberDragon - 80 It made me laugh
Shatterer - 80 This simply fits the forum + badass avatar
Zenith - 78 See Shatterer, except i'm slightly more of a
sorcerer class player..
Seth - 73 The story behind the story... i can only wonder..
jaykay - 70 For being beyond weird, but you're losing points
for putting me through the effort of figuring out
your name.
equinox - 68 pretty
stormcat - 67 yeeeeaahhh... girly.. *ducks
eskanasi - 62 bottled water?
nektu - 50 There's the starwarry thing and er.. something.
hope i'm not breaching forum rule with this one
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Radament
Contest (2) - Voting Day 3 - Batch 3
But he wasn't nominated and you couldn't vote for him/her.
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is the voting thing finished now?
Going through everyone's ratings of chars was the most awesome thing i
ever experienced on a forum. My eyes are burning from squinting.
There's one guy i didn't see here, but i can't recall his name.
He was similar to Kaa the ancient. Also an emaciated mummy from that act, but he wasn't purple.
Also i think his name started with an R.
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This, along with District 9 was my favourite movies of the last 3 years.
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If ever there was a competition for Best Signature on the web (there probably is), i would start nominating people in this forum.
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I remember reading an interview with him a long time ago where he detailed some of his work and research, including a description of a bird-shaped clay flute he found somewhere and used in the track "Rogue" in Diablo 2, because it's sound made him think of the timesetting in which Diablo took place.
And Kurast's inhabitants whispering in their native tongue during certain parts in the track.
If you have it go listen!
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I've been wondering(which is how i found this site) why Matt Uelmen isn't involved in the sound design/music writing for the coming Diablo 3 sound track and the game in general.
Is he busy with something else right now?
This is really disappointing as I became fond of his tracks and figured that the only way I will get by more of his music, particularly written for the settings on Sanctuary, is by waiting it out until D3.
Now that the big day is looming they got a new guy!
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Thanks for the nice place.