Mike Reitmeyer
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When DX11 comes out, all tables will have the lighting. With the tech, we really can't do half and half.
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EldarOfSuburbia
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Wait, so there's a million dollar question, AND a 64 million dollar question? I want on this game show!!
Mike Reitmeyer
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Cool
The $64MM question though... is there a slider or preset light levels?
Do I get 64 million for answering? =)
I'm not sure the details on it yet. I just know James is working on it.
EldarOfSuburbia
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Sure, ask Bobby or Jay, I'm sure they'll be accommodating.
Michael DiFilippo
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Hi,
I've been a fan since PHOF.
and finally made the decision recently migrating all my TPA on PC due to horrid console delays.I still like to see PC rival consoles, and to not be a reflection of what's already been released on the consoles. I would love to test out new lighting tech, features etc if we get the chance to.
AshleyAshes
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Hi,
I've been a fan since PHOF.
I still like to see PC rival consoles, and to not be a reflection of what's already been released on the consoles. I would love to test out new lighting tech, features etc if we get the chance to.
Keep in mind, all these tables come to PC FIRST, even if the advanced lighting came to console first.
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Keep in mind, all these tables come to PC FIRST, even if the advanced lighting came to console first.
Quality > Quantity
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Sad, but true.
Carl Spiby
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They might as well start building it on DX12 at this point, it will need to be for the Xbox One anyway won't it?
Nolan
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Fantastic news.
Imma pinball the **** out of my computer this night this drops.
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This!
MontanaFrank
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I still dream of dx11 becoming part of Season IV. I am thankful that I don't need dx11 to play The Pinball Arcade. Even without dx11 and it's fancy lightning, I have a heck of a good time playing The Pinball Arcade.
AshleyAshes
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The gains of going from DX11 to DX12 would not be nearly as significant as going from DX9 to DX11. I'd be highly surprised if TPA saw any DX12 development. Though I'm sure your post had plenty of Farsight staff going 'They're just never happy with ANYTHING, are they? D:'.
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To be fair, I think it is FarSight that should never quit trying for better. Because 'good enough' isn't.
Sorry, but this has been mentioned a couple of times ...
When DX11 is out you can still play the game in DX9, if you want to.
So nothing will change for you, no matter if DX11 is available or not.
I thought, you recently bought a decent computer. So your PC should to be able to run the game in DX11. Chances are, you will also profit from DX11.
Alex Atkin UK
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I'm not sure that is true. DX12 is supposed to drastically reduce CPU overhead for rendering frames and allow proper multi-CPU core support.
For those of us like me running on a lowly quad-core Atom CPU, that could make quite a difference.
It runs fine under DX9 as it is, with all post processing off. I doubt it will work playable on DX11 but DX12 would be able to properly use all four cores. So depending on where the bottleneck is it could make a difference.
JPelter
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DX12 is also not going to be supported by any operating system actually out right now so I don't see the point even talking about it at this point.
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