Heheh, I can't even be bothered to argue or make a defence, there's no hope for ya, that's all I can say. :)
> ex-demo scene people go if it wasn't for
> companies like FutureMark?
Yeah but if I recall demo scene people were there to make awesome demos that pushed a system to its limits. I can remember some outstanding demos on systems such as the Amiga, which pushed the boundaries of the Amiga whether it be gfx, music or both.
I don't see how making something thet runs incredibly sluggish on modern systems is impressive in the slightest.
> ex-demo scene people go if it wasn't for
> companies like FutureMark?
Yeah but if I recall demo scene people were there to make awesome demos that pushed a system to its limits. I can remember some outstanding demos on systems such as the Amiga, which pushed the boundaries of the Amiga whether it be gfx, music or both.
I don't see how making something thet runs incredibly sluggish on modern systems is impressive in the slightest.