Black Mesa is a lot less illuminated in the mod, wouldn't you agree?

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#121

I heard BM might have gameplay. Honestly, I find that preposterous.

#122

I always liked lens flares…

#123

My favorite gimmick.

#124

I hope not, I wouldn’t want something as trivial as gameplay to get in the way of all the graphical bling :stuck_out_tongue:

#125

Agreed ^

#126

I heard there is rampant use of the carve tool in every single map… :jizz:

#127

Oh yes Pfhor, you’re one to know ENTIRELY about rampancy.

EDIT:
Here’s a diagram to explain the difference between some post-processing features.

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I included brown overlay because it’s an actual post-processing effect that resident evil 5 uses!
So the all of them at once is a typical resident evil 5 scene :s

#128

My eyes! They burn!

#129

Lol bloom?
More like fast blur. And stop confusing HDR with HDRR.

#130

i think Lambda Labs looks good clean and untouched, i looks like the employees of black mesa are actualy still working and keeping a sense of order, within this anarchy.

#131

Just go about your business gentlemen, pay no mind to the headcrabs

#132

God those mockups look awful > :frowning:

#133

It’s in the name, Black Mesa Research Facility.

#134

I believe that you sir, just won the internet.

#135

Well I hope they do it right.

#136

Will there be more torus?

Honestly, I think we would all prefer to look upon a static image of a plethora of high quality post-processing effects on top of an image of MORE effects, rather than actually play a game based on one of my (and presumably most of your) favorite games ever.

#137

Needs moar torus.

#138

A’ight, let’s do this one more time:

Needz moar actual bloom.

#139

Ooo, more COD:Science Mesa media.

#140

Oh yuss, we forgot the iron sights. Someone will have to do that again.

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