Kind of hard to appreciate the blur with that screenshot; it just looks like it's been jpeged a hundred times. Obviously quite hard to demonstrate motion blur without motion, but maybe a shot of a moving object while the camera is stationary would show it off better?
And no one is offended, Mortiis, because they are generally on the side of Josh here; this is not about a first person shooter game, but a graphics engine! Thus, I too agree that this discussion about left-handed guns shut itself upward. Further, I guess that Josh is left handed. If so, hooray! Another lefty :)
The left handed gun is beneficial in a graphics tech demo since the workings of the gun tend to be more visible on its right side, particularly the motion of shell casings after firing. (Thus, if it's on the right side of the screen, there is less of it to be seen)
Finally, this is unlikely to be changing now because a parade of sinistrophobics have gone and added principle to the "debate".
And no one is offended, Mortiis, because they are generally on the side of Josh here; this is not about a first person shooter game, but a graphics engine! Thus, I too agree that this discussion about left-handed guns shut itself upward. Further, I guess that Josh is left handed. If so, hooray! Another lefty :)
The left handed gun is beneficial in a graphics tech demo since the workings of the gun tend to be more visible on its right side, particularly the motion of shell casings after firing. (Thus, if it's on the right side of the screen, there is less of it to be seen)
Finally, this is unlikely to be changing now because a parade of sinistrophobics have gone and added principle to the "debate".