AussieBadGuy

Yeah that is true in a lot of cases. Hey if i have to do what i did with Fallout 3 and turn off water reflections, then so be it. Im sure its something that can be worked out later too.

The thing with the objects in the distance too, i don't know if this will also cause problems, becuase of how fuzzy things look (intentionally) from so far away. This might also be another setting i have to turn off.

Another problem might be bloom lighting and some of the complex spell animations and grafix. Basically from my experience already, anything that looks like a "nebula" is probably the hardest thing for the 3D to workout. Gaseous and light filled.... totally confuses the poor 3D.

*cough*...
A) You confuse "Caps lock" for exhibiting emotions. The words in capitals are there to highlight key points im trying to make, umm... not "yelling". *sigh*

B) Yes i posted in player questions, but also as you fail to read and see that i was asking specific players, NOT just anyone, but specifically people WITH Nvidia 3D Vision, as my question clearly states. So please borrow the other guys glasses please so you can re-... wait, scratch that idea, becuase even with his glasses he couldn't read the words properly. *sigh*

C) Sure, if at 3 in the morning when i made this post i could find the "Suggestions and Ideas" folder... IF i could find it... Even looking now i can't seem to find a "Suggestions and Ideas" folder or even sub-folder.
SOOOOO..... what i thought i'd do is post it here since what im asking is a player question and i felt it was the most appropriate place to post this thread.
I have no problems if people "Agree" or "Disagree" with my question... umm... OK let me put it like this... I have no problems with people giving a Positive or Negative response in reply to my question. BUT I DO ASK that those who are replying are actually people who own and use (have used) 3D vision, and not just someone who doesn't have the money, having a bit of a QQ about the price... I mean, honestly, is that TOO MUCH to ask?....
Seriously, the persons whole basis for his "NO!" was that he cant afford it, and the Vision eyewear is not comfortable with their glasses on. SO becuase of that, they feel the rest of us WITH 3D Vision should miss out... Am i not the only one who sees this as extremely selfish? Like a spoiled brat saying the rest of us need to miss out becuase THEY cant afford the $400? Because my question was about "..wanting to see CoH/V with stereoscopic capabilities..", and their answer was "NO!"

PS. Ahh, and also "Smiley Faces" arn't emotions either, they are just... ummm... smiley faces.

Are we safe to getting back on track now?

Damn i hope so!...i know Champions online was OMG TERRIBLE in 3D vision!
Everything was at wrong depth and the lighting and smoke just made things worse. For the brief few days i played the CO trial, i was only able to try it in 3D vision for about 10-20 mins before i gave up and played it normally.... then realized it was still a garbage game and stopped playing ti all together after a few hours.

The only game ive seen better than WoW with 3D vision (for realism) was Aion online. THAT was extremely impressive with the crispness and clarity of the 3D rendered characters, but it did have 1 draw back. To get it looking that good, it made far away distance all out of focus then. So for a better "average" all round look, WoW is still pretty good for the simple reason of the Two Adjustment Slider Bars, for Distance and Perspective.

If the CoH/V Dev do look into working with Nvidia with 3D vision support, i would urge them to please consider having these visual adjustments into the Video options tab please.

Umm... guess what... I WASN'T ASKING YOU! (This may actually come as a shock to you, i know).... If you and your wonderful glasses could READ i was asking people WHO ALREADY HAD AND HAVE EXPERIENCED 3D Vision!... And when i upgraded my system over 9-12 months ago for 3D Vision, it was more like $800 i spend to upgrade and you don't see me QQ'ing... SO realize before you answer that maybe SOME of us do work jobs, and earn money... and spend our money on things we like...
... and hopefully we don't have to sit here and listen to the uninformed opinion of people who are answering a question that wasn't asked to them, and commenting on a subject they haven't experienced first hand or have any intentions of experiencing.... I mean WHY BOTHER REPLYING if you don't want anything to do with 3D vision...please... go away.

*Shoos you out the door with a broom."


As for this... well then maybe SOMEONE NEEDS TO FIX THE "FORUM; SEARCH" engine... becuase i typed in multiple different options for searching for a answer to this on the forums here and nothing come up that related to what i wanted to know.
So yes, i did do a forum search and came up with diddly quat, zero, zip, nada of any useful information.
...And the reason i talk about "support" for 3D Vision by the Dev's is becuase im talking about "Support"... NOT JUST the ability to do it....ie, WoW and a few other games have a Stereoscopic video options tab with slider bars for both perspective and distance. Now im pretty darn sure that this level of adjustment of the 3D Vision was developed by the Blizzard Dev's and not Nvidia.
So what im asking the Dev's for CoH/V is that do they have any future plans for working hand in hand with Developing some support and 3D vision video adjustment options for CoH/V and getting onto the appropriate people to implement the Stereoscopic ability into the game.


Seriously... less "Hate Mail" and "Nerd Rage" replies please... and more serious discussion about what would be good or bad points about the game's grafix options that may be considered when using 3D Vision.
One thing that i know from experience was a problem with Fallout 3 was the water reflections. I hope i wouldn't have to turn off the awesome new look of the CoH/V water with the Ultra settings if/when we get to use 3D Vision. Lighting i cant see being too much of a problem, but definitely reflective surfaces. But then, maybe some of the Auras may bring some problems for rendering.

Glad we got things back on track.