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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   I was always super disappointed they didn't use Mode-X by default. As a result, even though you could set Mode-X explicitly, it wasn't optimized so it went slower than plain 13h and wasn't even page-flipped. So there wasn&#x
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   They're not that similar in terms of how much space is spent on dark shades. In the doom palette the gradients don't go down to full blackness, and there's a technical reason for that; it's inappropriate for doom's
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   The bay area is just awful, do not move here^Wthere!
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   No, really, as these games progressed from the simpler wolf3d-style rendering where there was no attempt to shade things, which allowed a much more diverse set of colors, their colors became progressively less diverse. Just look at the Quak
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   The game was dark. These (doom, quake) were 256-color games which needed to burn substantial portions of the available palette just to facilitate shading and shadows atop colored textures. The dreary look of the game is somewhat forced by
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   Looks like they've found a way to profitably leverage recycled carbon fiber.
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   by ekekekekekekl 10y ago

   Rotary engine advantage in torque? This is nonsense. The Wankel's design limits the eccentricity of the crank shaft which consequently limits torque to relatively low levels compared to a contemporary piston engine of similar fuel con