How in the world was that boring, I loved it.
Just wish they would have recorded it better.
Just wish they would have recorded it better.
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I think Placebo hit it on the head. Tim does the engine work, not game design. He is the one that makes those nice visuals and games POSSIBLE. he has basicly the same job as John Carmack at id.Originally posted by DaniFilth
'cause he's a stupid nerd.Comment
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Oh dear, your virgin ears. And I'm not forcing you to click on my Netbux link; it's more of a joke.Originally posted by r.a
PLACEBO USED BOARD HACKS TO LET HIM USE THE WORD ****, WARNING LEVEL IS REQUIRED. OH, AND HIS SIG HAS A NETBUX LINK IT IT.Comment
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Doesn't mean he only knows about the engine.Originally posted by Xipher
I think Placebo hit it on the head. Tim does the engine work, not game design. He is the one that makes those nice visuals and games POSSIBLE. he has basicly the same job as John Carmack at id.
Well I did get banned for that ****, so I demand you get some wl points for it.Originally posted by placebo
Oh dear, your virgin ears. And I'm not forcing you to click on my Netbux link; it's more of a joke.Comment
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What would have you asked him about the game? Practically every detail of the game has been nailed down by the 1up article and subsequent interviews and features.Comment
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I doubt that. Stop defending his obsession with the engine already. Plus, I doubt all that stuff about the engine was all new info.Originally posted by placebo
What would have you asked him about the game? Practically every detail of the game has been nailed down by the 1up article and subsequent interviews and features.Comment
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Which means you have no freaking clue what he was talking about, which means that you should have passed comment on this thread. There's no law that the only thing that an Epic employee can be asked about is the engine, and this is actually one of the few interviews from E3 that's about the engine and not the game.Originally posted by DaniFilth
I doubt that. Stop defending his obsession with the engine already. Plus, I doubt all that stuff about the engine was all new info.Comment
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Why don't you stop whining about not hearing the same thing said by everyone at Epic and be happy that he said anything at all.Comment
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Whatever, you guys can keep jizzing your pants about how wicked awesome the engine is (if you're even old enough to be able to do that).Comment
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And you keep crying about how we don't know everything about a game that even Epic doesn't know everything about yet.Originally posted by DaniFilth
Whatever, you guys can keep jizzing your pants about how wicked awesome the engine is.Comment
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You make too many assumptions.Originally posted by placebo
And you keep crying about how we don't know everything about a game that even Epic doesn't know everything about yet.Comment
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Sorry if I am a 21 year old Comp Sci major possible looking at getting into this field.Originally posted by DaniFilth
Whatever, you guys can keep jizzing your pants about how wicked awesome the engine is (if you're even old enough to be able to do that).
Tim does work on the Engine itself, probably some work with the game as well, but Im sure not just UT2007. He is probably busy with all the projects they have going on (UT2007 and Gears of War) making adjustments to the rendering and engine code to smooth things out. Im sorry if a site dedicated to HARDWARE asked HARDWARE related questions that you weren't interested in, but deal with it, some people are interested in stuff like that (myself included).
Epic is probably a year away from completing UT2007 (I believe in the interview Tim actually said they were looking at a June 2006 release date, could be wrong) so their are alot of things they still need to work on before its even ready for beta testing.
EDIT: nope, no mention of release date in the interview, I have read mid 2006 in a few places, and I swear I remeber one of the Epic team mention it in an interview some where.Comment
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Fair enough, I didn't know the guy was from a hardware site, I just downloaded the vid.Comment
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My name is Jacob Freeman. I conducted that interview with Tim Sweeney on Friday.
I saw UT2007 playing real time. Why should I ask him gameplay questions? You can ask any Epic employee gameplay questions. Tim is a man that is highly regarded for his "1337" coding/programming skills. Just like John Carmack.
So for those of you that are flaming, I guess I didn't make this interview happen for you. No matter what you do in life, there are always those who are unhappy. Thats just the way it goes I guess.
Most of those questions were user submitted anyways.Comment
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Hi Jacob
I thought it was a great interview. I also found if you take it into a sound editor program you can get rid of some of the background noise. Are there any plans to put the interview in print?
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