Joanastic escribió:Red 5 escribió:Joanastic escribió:No hase falta desir nada más...
Solo que se escriben "hace" y "decir"...
Oh, ¿no me digas?Como diría Nathan Drake: "Muchas gracias Capitán Obvio". Estaba imitando a Bernd Schuster...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gkg77It8nU
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Migadeth escribió:No me gusta entrar al trapo pero ''solo'' ahora se usa sin tilde siempre, y tu ''dónde'' no debería llevarla.
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Aristoteles escribió:Migadeth escribió:No me gusta entrar al trapo pero ''solo'' ahora se usa sin tilde siempre, y tu ''dónde'' no debería llevarla.
Dejar el offtopic por favor, abrir un hilo de gramática o algo, pero aquí no, una cosa es la broma y otra seguir tirando del hilo, no es el objetivo del hilo
salu2
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Joanastic escribió:...Estaba imitando a Bernd Schuster...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gkg77It8nU
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. Red 5 escribió:Joanastic escribió:...Estaba imitando a Bernd Schuster...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gkg77It8nU
Que tal:
Jejejeje, en ese caso y como favor (en serio) te agradecería que para la próxima lo pongas entre comillas. Habemos personas que no estamos acostumbrados a la forma de hablar o modismos de ustedes. Un "No hase falta desir nada más..." me habría quedado claro.
No estoy interesado en pelearme por recaditos (no estoy en la primaria) así como tampoco quise crear polémica o disgustos
Joanastic escribió:Teoría de las 1as localizaciones del juego. De la última entrevista sacamos en claro en que ciudad se va a producir el inicio de la historia: Boston. Una ciudad más que se añade a Philadelphia (extraído de una entrevista en mayo) y Pittsburgh (la del mítico puentecito amarillo). Además, viajaremos hasta la costa oeste y, de momento, las ciudades encajan en un posible orden geográfico...
(A) Boston
(B) Phildelphia
(C) Pittsburgh
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eso es lo que diferencia a ND de otras compañias...saben como soltar la informacion para elevarnos el hype a cuotas altisimasJack Grensleaves escribió:Joanastic escribió:Teoría de las 1as localizaciones del juego. De la última entrevista sacamos en claro en que ciudad se va a producir el inicio de la historia: Boston. Una ciudad más que se añade a Philadelphia (extraído de una entrevista en mayo) y Pittsburgh (la del mítico puentecito amarillo). Además, viajaremos hasta la costa oeste y, de momento, las ciudades encajan en un posible orden geográfico...
(A) Boston
(B) Phildelphia
(C) Pittsburgh
Mmmm muy interesante, viajan hacia el poniente...
Su destino final estará en California? San Francisco? Los Angeles?
Tantas dudas y tan pocos datos.
Migadeth escribió:No me gusta entrar al trapo pero ''solo'' ahora se usa sin tilde siempre, y tu ''dónde'' no debería llevarla.
Elm1ster escribió:2 meses sin aparecer por aquí y veo que esto va igual o peor, lo dicho, cuando se empiece a hablar del juego que alguien me envíe un privado, lástima que no sea multi el juego para poder irme a otro hilo de otra plataforma.
Twitter de Neil Druckman: "The talented, Gustavo Santaolalla, after wrapping our latest recording session. Man, I love our music. #thelastofus"
Ellie irá aprendiendo habilidades a lo largo de la historia (empezará sin saber usar armas de fuego e irá cogiendo experiencia y confianza de Joel)
Ellie tendrá una mochila/inventario donde podremos almacenar los objetos que encontremos
La IA del juego es uno de los pilares del proyecto: como el tren y el edificio derrumbándose en U2 (sabían que querían eso antes de empezar el desarrollo)
Han "desmontado, destrozado, reelaborado y reformulado" el sistema de inteligencia artificial que usaban en Uncharted
Los enemigos reaccionaran de varias formas ante nuestro ataque: si llevamos algo que quieren se arriesgaran e irán a por nosotros. Si no, se dispersaran.
Habrá bombas de humo (uno de los artefactos favoritos de Straley)
Han implantado algo que denominan sigílo dinámico (si nos detectan pero los confundimos con una bomba de humo y nos volvemos a esconder, podremos volver a intentar acabar con ellos sigilosamente. Se pensarán que nos hemos ido)
Los objetos tendrán múltiples usos: el ladrillo que tiene Ellie en la demo del E3 puede servir para estampárselo a alguien o para lanzarlo enmedio de una sala y despistar
Habrá vehículos en el juego pero no controlables (en cutscenes)
Confirman que el recorrido del juego será de este a oeste
Habrá saltos en el tiempo durante la historia: veremos cambios de estación, "time skips" y "collapsed time" (ayudarme con la traducción)
Habrá momentos de caída de lagrimita entre Joel y Ellie
In The Last of Us, players control Joel who has seen the world fall apart after a "fungapocalypse" while Ellie was born after modern civilization crumbled. Ellie is completely controlled by the computer, but The Last of Us won’t be one long escort mission. Ellie has been designed to react to situations and she will grow throughout the game. In this interview, Bruce Straley, Game Director, explains how Naughty Dog developed Ellie and the enemy artificial intelligence.
While players won’t be able to directly control Ellie, what kind of choices will the AI get? Will she develop over time and learn new abilities?
Bruce Straley, Game Director: It would be a really flat story if only one of the characters’ arcs and moves and characterization developed. Ellie needs to move somewhere, too. Even though she’s capable from the beginning and comes from a dark world, and has done some things that show she can exist on her own. She’s not used to the world and stuff Joel has to do to survive.
You’re going to see her working with Joel to learn more and more capabilities. Like, she starts not knowing how to use a gun, maybe. But maybe she can pick up the gun and Joel can show her how to use the gun, and she’s going to acquire more and more of these abilities as she goes [through the game]. She’ll gain more confidence with this as well.
Can you tell us how you developed the AI for Ellie? It seems like the AI is really competent for a partner character. With respect to gameplay, Ellie will develop as she grows as a “person” when Joel teaches her how to survive.
It’s interesting that those two things actually correlate. Just the same way Ellie is growing as a character, she’s becoming more and more trusting of Joel, [and] more capable. She’s gaining skills like the usage of guns, scavenging the environment to help Joel and find things. She has a backpack, so she can store items.
About the AI, in Uncharted 2, one of the things we started on from the beginning of the project [was that] we knew we wanted to have these really big set-piece moments, like the moving train and we wanted a building to collapse. So, we wanted these moments, and from the very start of the project, we started working on the technology to allow us to do that. Well, the same happens for The Last of Us with the AI.
From the start of the game, we knew, to personalize these characters; to make sure they feel human and are they are making intelligent decisions; [that] they’re not getting in the player’s way and it doesn’t feel like a babysitting mission, that was the first thing we took on. We’ve stripped down our AI, we’ve torn it apart and reworked and reworked and reworked. We’ll continue to rework it.
The last thing we got done in Uncharted 2 tech was probably that moving foreground object stuff. The local and global pairing of objects to allow us to do the moving train, etcetera. That’s the exact same thing that’s happening now. We’re pushing and pushing and pushing AI, and it’ll continue to evolve until the day we ship to make these characters real.
What about enemy AI? Are enemies going to be as reactive?
Again, we’re trying to make these feel like humans. So, this means the animations have to change. This means the behavior and decision making has to change. There’s a lot of attention to detail. If I pull out a gun and shoot it, how is this group of people [here] going to react? They would probably scatter. And then if they’re in survival mode, and they know I have stuff that they want, how many are going to group together and try to take me down?
It’s interesting to look at humanistic behavior. The scariest human is one backed into a corner. So, when I show my gun and when I start shooting, that’s going to cause a greatly different behavioral change [in enemies] than if I came out with a melee weapon. If there’s four guys vs. two guys, it’s very different than if there’s only one guy by himself.
We’ve thought about all of these different scenarios and we’re modeling in all the different, most practical behavioral choices that a human, in a fun gameplay way, would make. So, it’s still provocative. If there’s one guy and I have a gun, of course, he’s going to go hide. That makes sense for that guy. Now, whether he’s hiding to ambush me or hiding to get away from me, that might change as you go through the game, depending on the environment you’re in or the types of people that you’re around.
Can you tell us what your favorite unique weapon is? What’s a really unusual weapon or item?
Well, smoke bombs are pretty interesting. We have something in the AI called “dynamic stealth”. Even though the enemies have seen you and started combat, once I run away and hide and I’ve broken the line of sight, they’re gonna go searching for me. Then it turns back into, if you want to try sneaking around them, you can. This all happens dynamically. It doesn’t mean you have to keep fighting the whole time.
The smoke bomb is a great way to break this line of sight, and to go somewhere they don’t expect. The smoke bomb also creates a small concussive burst, so it allows you to rush them as well. Everything has multiple uses, so it’s not as much the uniqueness of the weapon as it is all the different ways you see the AI can react to them. That brick, that I could use to bash you in the face, or throw it, or throw it at the environment.
How much of the world will we get to see? How far will Joel and Ellie get to travel? We saw they were looking for a car in the video, so how much of America will they get to see as they travel West?
We don’t have a vehicle sequence—a driving sequence—per se, but we have vehicles that you can procure. Bill’s the scene that you saw here at Comic-Con. Bill knows where he can get stuff to get a truck back up and running. So that truck is going to be used by Joel and Ellie to get further faster than if they were just going by foot. So, yeah, there’ll be different vehicles—different means of transportation—that you’ll find throughout the journey.
The journey goes from the east coast to the west coast, so yeah, they’ll make it really far over the course of about a year.
We don’t need the vehicle to be drivable. We just need the vehicle to get the story purposes across. You’re going to be able to see multiple environments quicker through this game if you get a vehicle and it gives Joel and Ellie a great goal to find one.
Since The Last of Us goes through a year, will you have time skips in between?
Yeah, we’re going to have season changes and time skips and collapsed time, etc. To, in a cinematic way, feel like you’re compressing this journey into a palpable timeframe.
What’s your favorite point in the journey?
I probably can’t say it right now. It would be spoiling the game. To tell you the truth, the AI, the interactions with the enemies, and the choices that you have, whether I’ve crafted a Molotov or smoke bomb or some other inventory item, and used it, and seen how the enemies, the humans, react it—that’s special to me. And to see that these humans feel like they’re making intelligent choices, that’s great.
And of course, there’s moments with Joel and Ellie that literally kind of bring a tear to my eye that happen throughout the story. They’re beautiful moments that I can’t tell you anything about, but I’m really excited to reveal at some point.
korchopan escribió:entiendo que cuando dicen time skips se refieren a una parte del tiempo que se saltan, es decir, por ejemplo que no se ve como hacen el recorrido por una autopista, simplemente ves como llegan a su destino, o que te dicen que ha pasado un mes... lo de collapsed time es la típica aceleración, lo típico de que se ve a velocidad rápida como pasa de ser día a noche, las nubes a toda velocidad para dejar claro que pasa el tiempo o como una flor se abre y se muere a cámara rápida, tiempo comprimido.
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Aunque no tiene que suponer obligatoriamente eso: es el pensamiento básico 
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Miguel20 escribió:Lo que tienes es envidia de que este juego sea exclusivo de sony y que es un juego que te sorprende y podria superar al propio uncharted 3
Joanastic escribió:PlayFront, web alemana, confirma la presencia de The Last Of Us en la GamesCom de Colonia que se celebrará el 15 de agosto. Además del runrun Killzone 4, Infamous 3 y COD de Vita.
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Además, Naughty Dog sigue fichando a gente...RT@naughty_dog is hiring #designers with amazing #leveldesign #skills http://nghtyd.gs/M9cFgr #thelastofus #uncharted #gamedesign #gamedev
RT@naughty_dog is hiring for more #gameplayscripters http://nghtyd.gs/M9dSo6 #thelastofus #uncharted #naughtydogjobs #gamejobs
RT @naughty_dog has a #new designer role #Co-Op #gamedesigner http://nghtyd.gs/M9dGoY #thelastofus #uncharted #naughtydogjobs #gamejobs
Es decir, que han fichado a un diseñador de co-op y buscan "gameplay scripters" y diseñadores genéricos. No paran de incorporar a gente y me llama la atención los hastags...Uncharted...
Ya escucho los tambores de los trolls
Joanastic escribió:Chorri-cosas...
Set de entrevistas de ND (via @Candace_Walker)
Rusos se ponen TLOU en el capó del coche (via @BadDataBadData)
El artwork de la Comic-Con limpio y en HD
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thanks Joan, directo al escritorio!!! ![[oki]](/images/smilies/net_thumbsup.gif "Ok!")
Christophe Balestra (co-presi de ND): "I'm really excited with the progress we're making on #thelastofus. #naughtydog #happyboss"
Joanastic escribió:Ahora entiendo aquellos que dicen que TLOU es U4... @SHG3333 en Twitter aporta la prueba...
The Last Of Uncharted
¡¡Viento en popa, a toda velaaaaaa!!Christophe Balestra (co-presi de ND): "I'm really excited with the progress we're making on #thelastofus. #naughtydog #happyboss"
pinkyvic escribió:pero esta imagen es real, es así? son historias entrelazadas?? sería la ostia!
Joanastic escribió:Ahora entiendo aquellos que dicen que TLOU es U4... @SHG3333 en Twitter aporta la prueba...
The Last Of Uncharted
![[qmparto]](/images/smilies/net_quemeparto.gif "Que me parto!")
Jack Grensleaves escribió:Joanastic escribió:Ahora entiendo aquellos que dicen que TLOU es U4... @SHG3333 en Twitter aporta la prueba...
The Last Of Uncharted
Ay que me LOL...
![[poraki]](/images/smilies/nuevos/dedos.gif "por aquí!")
