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July 21st, 2012, 05:28 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
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Sorry got to disagree with you Rosollia while what you mention has merit causing minor video degrade it is not the main problem. Click on videos of other games the guys done they look fine so his video capture is okay,
The main problem is the free game looks terrible made slightly worse by being videoed. It reminded me just how bad it looked I bought the MBT CD first & had to stop playing WWII till I bought that to as now realised just how poor the quality was & it made it unplayable.
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I found the clarity in the vid post #9 very clear, myself, much like looking over his shoulder even when in expanded screen.
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July 22nd, 2012, 02:57 AM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
Okay I will explain most likely what he did, played in full screen (which you could do) at 640x480 which is how I used to play. So the distortion is from the picture being blown up & indeed does look nearly that bad. Was pre wide screen so not stretched just blown up with loss of quality.
You kept the quality by going windowed & settling for a tiny display area instead if I am correct, about 8 hexes across from a guess taken at maximum zoom level.
Off topic but humour me how many hexes can you see at 1 off minimum zoom, i.e. zoom right out & in one.
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July 22nd, 2012, 07:07 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
On trying out the scenario again I think he didn't fudge the settings. I won with 2 fewer casualties and I got everything on 100%.
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July 22nd, 2012, 09:14 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
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Wow I seriously forgot just how bad the free game looks the CD was worth every penny.
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I have to agree, having owned the CD version of both MBT and WW2 for 2-3 years now, watching this video made my eyes bleed. Resolution was worth the price for me alone - and it payed off. Now the game supports ANY resolution.
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July 23rd, 2012, 04:23 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
Off topic but I was intrigued so tried 640x480 windowed against what I play on as I never used it. Planning for distant LOS must be hard work the hex size remains identical but I can see over 5 times the number of hexes. That & the 5 key letting me keep track of my formations at a glance must have saved me 100s of hours especially in MBT where shots at 2000+ metres do happen.
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July 26th, 2012, 06:59 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
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Okay I will explain most likely what he did, played in full screen (which you could do) at 640x480 which is how I used to play. So the distortion is from the picture being blown up & indeed does look nearly that bad. Was pre wide screen so not stretched just blown up with loss of quality.
You kept the quality by going windowed & settling for a tiny display area instead if I am correct, about 8 hexes across from a guess taken at maximum zoom level.
Off topic but humour me how many hexes can you see at 1 off minimum zoom, i.e. zoom right out & in one.
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i own the CD in both games and play at 640 x 480 or whatever it is all the time.. no problem with bleeding eye balls. 
The only time i get eye strain is when i up the resulution and then the text gets smaller,,,,, a little over emphasis on the poor quality i'm thinking  |
July 29th, 2012, 05:25 PM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
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Okay I will explain most likely what he did, played in full screen (which you could do) at 640x480 which is how I used to play. So the distortion is from the picture being blown up & indeed does look nearly that bad. Was pre wide screen so not stretched just blown up with loss of quality.
You kept the quality by going windowed & settling for a tiny display area instead if I am correct, about 8 hexes across from a guess taken at maximum zoom level.
Off topic but humour me how many hexes can you see at 1 off minimum zoom, i.e. zoom right out & in one.
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i own the CD in both games and play at 640 x 480 or whatever it is all the time.. no problem with bleeding eye balls.
The only time i get eye strain is when i up the resulution and then the text gets smaller,,,,, a little over emphasis on the poor quality i'm thinking |
If 640 x 480 is all you play, even with the CD Version, then of course you are used to it. Before I got the CD Version, I could only go up to 800 x 600, so 640 x 480 wasn't that big of a deal. Try running on something like 1080p native res for 2 - 3 years and tell me that 640 x 480 doesn't look absolutely appalling.
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August 5th, 2012, 08:23 AM
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Re: Videos of SPww2
IMO these battles are way too small, but you don't have much of a choice when you want to do a video I guess.
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