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I agree it is sad that some people cannot or will not ever be able to express or function as a rational human being, but in the mean time.... I want to run some grannies over
Beef Curtains
EDIT: I just entered "beef curtains" into google search and I was quite amused that Britney Spears was the 3rd result
Good news! The project has already passed half way in just over 3 days
Physics coding has come a long way since the originals but I wouldn't count on them leaning toward a realistic racer. Carmageddon has always been based in the arcade racer realm. This won't change for the new game as the devs have said they want to create the same feel of the originals. That being said, the physics effects will be much more detailed and improved for sure.
To be honest, realism doesn't mix well with the type of over-the-top, stylized game that the Carmageddon series is. One thing is for sure, it's going to be fun as f**k!
Please tell me you don't have kids, work around them or small little fluffy animals.
I'm really into this particular campaign specifically because I'm a twisted individual. Aside from general creativity being held back by publishers, extreme and completely unnecessary violence has been held back as well and I don't really understand why.
Modern warfare and Grand theft Auto always get M ratings so why hold back?
I was driving a sports car around in circles on the beach in GTA4 the other day crushing this bum against a wall over and over and eventually he just kinda stopped moving. I dont really even recall seeing blood. There should have been blood all over my screen or at least my car. Why no legs and tendons?
I just got this game this last week called vivisector. The game features area specific body damage. So if I shoot'm in the leg they get the business you know?
and I'm really confused as to why games aren't doing this more because this is literally the main reason for me playing this game. Call of Duty should be literally the bloodiest game in existence but in the end it just feel like a training exercise with crash test dumbies. BORING! I WANT BLOOD BLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!
Would rather have Carma 2 for Android, but cool!
Nobby (Stainless dev) said:It stands to reason that the one thing you're DYING to see more than anything else is some more in-game progress footage. Now, we have serious reservations about revealing anything too early... As not everyone is going to judge "Work In Progress" as what it is. And this leads to misunderstanding, sometimes even anger, and that's how wars start.
BUT in the spirit of this campaign and the fantastic dedication, faith and impeccable judgement being demonstrated by you our fantastic FANS and BACKERS, we really felt duty-bound to do something. We want to give you all a further small sniff and taste of the current state of progress. And so, we cautiously present... A "Work In Progress” sneaky peek of the construction of Bleak City (City B)!
We're working our way around the original "Blood on the Rooftops" track, as a test-bed for prototyping and developing the game. It involves designing and building the level geometry, working out the ped tech, testing handling, collision shape mods, physics stuff, PUp ideas, etc. etc... Basically, this prototyping process enables us to write the WHOLE GAME, and have fun while we do it!
This level teaser is intended only as a first impression of progress on the level construction for Carmageddon: Reincarnation. The vehicle, pedestrians their AI and their animations, plus the special effects, are ALL placeholder. The pedestrians in the clips we’ve edited together here were set up to be EXTRA easy to dismember (It’s a simple script editing job to set how well a ped holds together in an impact, again something that’ll be fun to MOD) because we thought it would be fun to spray plenty of blood about.
The level/game has NO optimisation of any kind yet, so EVERYTHING is being processed at ALL times - all the geometry, and around 1000 peds (hence the choppy framerate!). The level is in early/mid stage of construction, and so textures and detailing is missing, even from the more "finished" looking sections. And it goes without saying, In other words, IT'S EARLY DAYS!
More videos of development progress will be available to our Kickstarter VIPs in the dedicated area of the forums at carmageddon.com, once the campaign ends and the game development continues apace.
We hope you enjoy the little peek into progress. Over the coming weeks and months we look forward to sharing news and views of the progress with you, and hearing your comments and thoughts about it.
THANKS AGAIN for all your SUPPORT and BACKING, Kickstarter CarmaFans!
