Sigh... the ignorance.
Don't worry.... if you build it, they will come. I have seen unreleased cloud powered games.
And we have seen your post history.
Sigh... the ignorance.
Don't worry.... if you build it, they will come. I have seen unreleased cloud powered games.
There'd still be the pesky detail of how well games would perform when they don't have a constant reliable connection - still gets us into that "online required" argument.I honestly believe that people would've taken much more positively to this feature if MS hadn't so horribly oversold it. This sounds a lot more reasonable and actually shows up potential and realistic implementations that we could see.
Not garbage about "unlimited power"
Penello: "The most powerful platform"
Penello, speaking of cloud integration: "The way we built the the platform was specifically designed to think about a future state, and to be the most powerful platform to enable these types of new experiences."
Penello: "The most powerful platform"
Obviously for a fee, but it is MUCH cheaper then if the developer were to create their own dedicated servers.
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And we have seen your post history.
Higher fidelity game experiences As I mentioned before, cloud compute can enable developers to offload computations for all sorts of environmental elements. In a typical game development scenario, the game creator needs to balance resource allocation across each area world management, rendering, controls, networking, lighting, physics, AI, as well as networking and multiplayer.
The player's Gamertag maybe?Pretty fast, i love it. But what's this?
Last roar?
For a fee.
No yosp said it has support for up to 4 concurrent logins. Each controller can have a profile attached to it.
I find it funny how MS keeps having MS people interview MS people.
Just watched the video and this is the biggest bullshit there is. Microsoft is embarrassing themselves by keep stating that Cloud Computing will improve Xbox gaming while there is no game whatsoever that offloads core parts of the game (graphics or other stuff) now or announced for the Xbox One. This is a scheme, one of the worst I've seen in the gaming industry.
The player's Gamertag maybe?
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Man, that's really slick.
It just seems silly to me. Just gimme your sales pitch if that's what it's supposed to be. I'd rather they do interviews with impartial journalists instead.They aren't really hiding the fact that these are promotional videos though.
The interview style is a good way to get information across.
Sigh... the ignorance.
Don't worry.... if you build it, they will come. I have seen unreleased cloud powered games.
What I don't understand is, what happens when you lose connection? Does the game's ai become stupid all of a sudden?
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Credit to XboxUncut on Reddit.
What I don't understand is, what happens when you lose connection? Does the game's ai become stupid all of a sudden?
I have a feeling that the cloud benefits will mostly apply to online only games...Titanfall is the perfect example, where the ai is loaded in from the cloud. This could be used for games like Destiny, The Division etc..
Sigh... the ignorance.
Don't worry.... if you build it, they will come. I have seen unreleased cloud powered games.
I would imagine any game using cloud computing to a large extent would be "online only" anyway. We are starting to see games go this route. i.e. Titanfall.
I think Watch Dogs is online only as well. Am I wrong in that thought?
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OK, that Welcome Back screen is much nicer than the one that leaked yesterday for PS4. Loving their new avatars.
It just seems silly to me. Just gimme your sales pitch if that's what it's supposed to be. I'd rather they do interviews with impartial journalists instead.
I'm sorry but that's simply not going to cut it.
Elaborate.
Actually, Respawn is doing some stuff in the cloud like AI.
Actually, Respawn is doing some stuff in the cloud like AI.