Screenshot for Screenshot Saturday

[Tejas_Stalker]

Caught a Bear sleeping in it's cave during a snowstorm.

[Denyo]

Sleeping with the enemy. :twisted:

[Denyo]

What is for dinner?

[bethany]

There was a very nice screenshot from our Steam forums I thought I'd share. Usernames in Steam tend to change a lot, but for now, these are courtesy of a gentleman named Mr Concept. He offers his view in full and widescreen format:

[Denyo]

Very impressive,Bethany.This screenshoot really gives that true feeling about what The Long Dark is.There is a story in this picture and it can be literarly felt the atmosphere.

[UserUnknown]

Walking back to the Coastal Townsite,i thought the view looked awesome,so i went and snap a screenshot here.

[bethany]

Walking back to the Coastal Townsite,i thought the view looked awesome,so i went and snap a screenshot here.

Beautiful. Very serene.

[UserUnknown]

Yeah,walking around,sometimes I have to stop and admire the view.Not a lot of games can make me do that.You guys truly did make one gorgeous looking game.

[bethany]

Yeah,walking around,sometimes I have to stop and admire the view.Not a lot of games can make me do that.You guys truly did make one gorgeous looking game.

Thanks very much! I doubt the team ever tires of hearing that =)

[RJIII]

Yeah,walking around,sometimes I have to stop and admire the view.Not a lot of games can make me do that.You guys truly did make one gorgeous looking game.

I think one of the amazing aspects of this game is that it gives you the time to look around. I think many of the "aaa" games develope a beautiful environment but leave the player no time to enjoy it. In the interest of keeping the player motivated "aaa" studios add meanil tasks, in TLD it's all you and you can make your own tasks. This is something I loved about Marrowind, I was just as happy watching the sun rise over the Bitter Coast as I was rummaging through the Dwarvin ruin. Open world is actually about being an open world not a laundry list of tasks which must be completed in the open world.

The style is key, its not a perfect representation of reality it's more of a kinda tissue paper art version which allows you to make up the rest of the details in your mind. Like a good book or an old movie.

Awesome screenshots keep em coming survivors!

[AmericanSteel]

Yeah,walking around,sometimes I have to stop and admire the view.Not a lot of games can make me do that.You guys truly did make one gorgeous looking game.

I think one of the amazing aspects of this game is that it gives you the time to look around. I think many of the "aaa" games develope a beautiful environment but leave the player no time to enjoy it. In the interest of keeping the player motivated "aaa" studios add meanil tasks, in TLD it's all you and you can make your own tasks. This is something I loved about Marrowind, I was just as happy watching the sun rise over the Bitter Coast as I was rummaging through the Dwarvin ruin. Open world is actually about being an open world not a laundry list of tasks which must be completed in the open world.

The style is key, its not a perfect representation of reality it's more of a kinda tissue paper art version which allows you to make up the rest of the details in your mind. Like a good book or an old movie.

Awesome screenshots keep em coming survivors!

I am having a hard time determining which cinematic scenes are better in just standard game play: Witcher 3 or TLD. I think that is pretty high praise for TLD as the Witcher 3 is a huge, big budget project. The sheer remoteness of the player, with the musical score backing up the loneliness a notch, is really top notch. I honestly love going out on a clear morning, waiting for the sun to come up. If you have not listened to the musical score as the dawn breaks and the sun assaults the heavens... you are really missing out. Fantastic.

[Scyzara]

I am having a hard time determining which cinematic scenes are better in just standard game play: Witcher 3 or TLD.

That's a bit like comparing Botticelli and Marc imo, none of them is really a "better" artist than the other. They just have completely different thematic priorities and make use of an art style that fits their needs.

[LordArtyom]

Decided to go through my screenshot folder to see what was my best shot of the game and I feel my screenshot from my first ever run shows how wonderful the game looks.

[meltafire]

Undone texture of mountain view from Forestry Lookout.

Two lovers, forbidden from one another

a war divides their people

And a mountain divides them apart

Built a path to be together

Yeah, and I forget the next couple of lines, but then it goes...

Secret tunnel! Secret tunnel!

Through the mountain!

Secret, secret, secret, secret tunnel!

Yeah!

[Denyo]

Beauty of the game...

[Loboloco]

Two burnt cabins and two corpses....

[Loboloco]

"When you get caught between the moon and the Coastal Highway

I know it's crazy

But it's true" - Chris Cross

[bethany]

Two burnt cabins and two corpses....

This is too cool. I love coming across things like this =)

[Loboloco]

I never tried this with v.244 but it works with v.256... a little too much starch on the bedroll...

:mrgreen: :geek:

Edited August 3, 2015 by Guest

[exeexe]

Going lategame guys 8-)

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First time being so successful on stalker after the new forage system and after the introduction of hypothermia

[Rusty_Old_F250]

That's right, you stay out there!

Camping out at the three strikes farmstead, that fire burnt continuously for 36 hours!

Sam

[Scyzara]

My favorite two screenshots from the new region (so far) :

[bethany]

Beautiful, Scyzara! Can't wait to see more =)

[Vagos]

Gloomy!

[Rusty_Old_F250]

Sam