Valve at E3 2012

Half-Life Series
#181

But I don’t think there will be as big jump as between gldsrc and source

#182

And that sir is the whole idea behind a modular game engine with incremental updates over time instead of a whole new engine every 3 to 5 years

#183

Now I’m waiting to see Valve on GamesCom 2012.

#184

I love source for the very reason that it is remarkably similar to the Quake 1 engine in structure which came out over a decade ago, and yet it works pretty well compared to other modern tech.

And with the right textures and changes, source still manages to look pretty realistic.

#185

I love Source Engine.
But the lighting in Orange Box version is awful, and not to mention how bad the tools are.

Hopefully new Valve engine will have this “easier work andshorter dev time” stuff

#186
#187

I thought he said that like year or two ago … or not ?
Still no new tools

#188

That was february of last year. I’m sure they’ve finished their new toolset by now, but I’m sure we won’t be seeing it for quite some time. Better chance of seeing Episode 3 news first.

#189

You mean HL3

#190

No, episode three

#191

fixed for ya

#192

hur dur

#193

I will miss this place once the mod is out

#194

then don’t leave - the answer is so simple.

#195

Shhh!

#196

why don’t you start getting used to it right now?

#197

Don’t be mean to Retard, he can’t help licking the floor. It’s part of his condition

#198

I agree with Acade.

Dotard, I’m not trying to sound like a broken record, but the name is irrelevant. Stop being an ass about it.

#199

Haha, the level of sarcasm on these forums is amusing xD

#200

We are serious -_-

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