The Ghost of Christmas Future, II

[Projeear]

My every-week-of-checking-for-updates has finally paid off.

Hail Jorbtar.

[ULGMsean]

Looks so good >__< I can't wait for its release.

And is the camera controls the same as salem or haven?

[Oddity]

Native scripting language, when?

What do you mean?

[amasarac]

Watching the video again, I like the way at 00:16 he clicks to make the guy run away from the log, to select the saw option. Classic HnH play style.

Sometimes I do this, like when I clean glass. After spraying I quickly jog a few steps away, in order to better facilitate swapping the hand in which I hold the spray and cloth, then jog back to wipe.

Was that a chicken bone saw?

[MagicManICT]

I was able to grab loftar's attention on hardware requirements. Nothing specific for minimum abilities of processing speed and memory have been nailed down yet, and may be left to us after release to determine how bottom end we can go and get an acceptable frame rate. He did pass along the following:

It is going to require OpenGL 2.0, at least, as I'm dropping support for the fixed-function pipe. As for actual system specs, that's a good question, but the OpenGL 2.0 requirement does at least leave people with ancient Intel GMAs out.

More precisely, the client doesn't require OpenGL 2.0 per se, but rather the ARB_fragment_shader and ARB_vertex_shaders extensions, but no card that supports this is likely to support any lesser OpenGL core version than 2.0, however. Though it's probably a good idea to have a card with unified shaders anyway.

Care if I share this, then, since you don't have it nailed down quite yet?

I don't mind if you share that. It's extremely unlikely to change. I may also decide to deprecate cards that don't support FBOs also, but not sure yet. I think pretty much all OpenGL 2.0 GPUs also support FBOs, though.

This is not to say anything about what kind of hardware is necessary to reach acceptable levels of performance, however, since I don't really know that; it's just the qualitative aspects required for the client to even boot.

Borka was kind enough to dig up a listing of cards that support OGL v2.0

Not supporting OGL 2.0
Intel
Graphic chips
GMA900,950,3000,3100

in chipsets
910GL, 915G, 915GL, 915GM, 915GMS, 915GV, 945G, 945GC, 945GM, 945GMS, 945GSE, 945GT, 945GZ, 946GZ, Q963, Q965, G31, G33, Q33, Q35

Nvidia
FX 52xx - 59xx (NV3x)
61xx - 68xx (NV4x)

ATI
Radeon 9000, 9000Pro, 9100, 9200, 9200SE, 9250, 9250SE (R200, RV250, RV280)
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So for Intel it starts with X3000 (965 chipset), Nvidia with 7xxx Series (NV44, G7x), Ati with Radeon 9500 (R300) and OGL 2.0

[Pro_Superstar]

And thus, with the new cliff jumping feature, I rejoice and cower at the same time for ease of movement and loss of invincible walls.
(Really, you actually use cliffs to your advantage. Give it a try before the update!)

[tardy0]

Looks cool. I like the stacks of wood and what appears to be ore in the mine.

[MrGemini]

Im in love !!
Best game 2015 !!

/pras!

[Wolfang]

Is it normal my peepee did a weewee in my lederhosen when watching the gameplay?

[Geido]

Well.. This is something new