E3 2016: Watch the EA Play Livestream here
It starts at 1 p.m. PDT / 4 p.m. EDT
Electronic Arts decided to bail on E3 this year in favor of its own EA Play event. If you aren't one of the lucky ones in the area and with a ticket to attend in Los Angeles (or London) this afternoon, the good news is that you will be able to see it right here when it begins at 1 p.m. PDT / 4 p.m. EDT.
We are expecting more news on Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, Mass Effect: Andromeda, and more, so stay tuned. We'll be watching too and bring you the news as it happens in case you can't watch.
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John Keefer posted a new article, E3 2016: Watch the EA Play Livestream here
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I hope they're playing on PC, just giving people like Snoop Dogg a controller and still letting guys like Xfactor go ham with M+KB.
Though it would probably put people on a more level playing field if everybody was forced to use a controller. Even so, I hope they would still have everybody on PC's with 1080's in SLI so we can see how pretty the game can be.
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http://www.giantbomb.com/chat/ fixes this issue.
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I just thought of one way to make this stream better, just sitting here on my couch:
Ask some of these celebrities about one of their favorite Battlefield moments (I'm assuming they've all played one of the previous games). At least they'd have something to say. Instead of "yeah uh, I don't know anything about this game and I'll be pretty bad"
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haha, I cannot believe this is the second thing that comes up on Google! http://chattypics.com/files/ScreenShot20160612at31926PM_l1uxasxelu.png
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Fun fact: Cordozar Broadus Jr (AKA Snoop Dogg) back in 2007 was part of some research into long term marijuana usage.
Scientists found that he had smoked so much marijuana in his life that delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol(THC) made up over 40% of his blood, and that all the xrays they performed had a bizarre green tint on the films.
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Wait, it's fully controlable? Are you sure? I get the distinct impression that it's more like a set piece with a few mannable guns. It crashed in exact the same location during the EA Play trailer and the first match all the celebs were playing.
The crash looks very, very much like their Levelution thing to me.-
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Yeah, that doesn't mean there's a pilot, though. Could follow a set path and still crash dynamically depending on where / when it is shot down. Definitely didn't seem like a static thing to me
It would probably be pretty boring to control one, they move so slow. Plus it would open up the floodgates to griefers taking it clear off the map like the carriers in 1942.
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Yeah, probably.
I tried cranking everything up and it still looked pretty bad and blurry for how it poorly it ran, though. Single digit FPS on high, and lucky to get ~30 on the lowest settings. Like I said, could have been the beta. Seemed like an unoptimized mess to me, with some real bad texture streaming and pop-in on top of it all.
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Totally they are amazing, Frostbite is one of my fav game engines with out doubt, the biggest thing is it runs really really well/fast on the PC with insane visual and features.
That is one thing that most don't realize how difficult it really all is in a game engine development. It is one thing to have a engine to be able to produce beautiful visuals, which is a tough/complicated task on its own. But its a whole other thing to have your game engine run at a very high visual output/target and have it all running efficiently, fast and also takes advantage of certain hardware like multi core CPUs , leverage/consume your GPU etc properly, etc. Its all really insane if you stop to breath and think about it.
In short game engine development is really fucking hard, I love all the guys that do it and the Dice crew specifically own at their craft I would love to meet them one day.
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Holy shit the verge posted such a horrible clickbait article about EA and them being "tone-deaf about Orlando". Like, wow. That is next level pathetic.
I'm more upset they threw up an article like this so quick right after a long-planned conference than I am about anything EA did or did not say. I wear they probably had the damn thing written before the conference even started.
Throw on your ad blocker. http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/12/11914658/electronic-arts-e3-press-conference-gun-violence
Also lol
http://chattypics.com/files/iPhoneUpload_r1gl9z66pb.jpg