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Originally posted by Qaw2594
Bro It's a #ING Video Game! And secondly it's called orbit! The planets come close sometimes. I've seen mars as big as the moon sometimes, it depends where on the earth you are dumbass. Anyways Call of duty, is not real. Just drop it.
[edit on 9-3-2010 by Qaw2594]
Originally posted by sv_gravity 800
In reply to: Chanheitanakhar “Then again this could be an error by the game creators. “ They would not let a mistake that big go past, you spend endless hours making a scene perfect.
Originally posted by Doc Tesla
1. yes we do. its called star charts and pictures of empty space where that planet supposedly is.
2. lolwut?
3. your info sucks. not you, your info. your just not very bright.
4. i used to make hats for dogs. have i wasted my time?
[edit on 9-3-2010 by Doc Tesla]
Originally posted by sv_gravity 800
In reply to : jaamaan A good video game creator (creators in this case) even just the good creation of a scene, you want to make it as real as possible, that’s what makes them good, you want to follow the laws of nature, or it will just look rubbish, especially when your making a game this realistic.
All you saw was all you looked at, there is much more information on this thread that proves its there
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by sv_gravity 800
As much as I love me some MW2 I really don't think there's anything to this. That could easily be a lensflare in the image you posted. Also couldn't the thing in the video be the incoming Nuke in the game (or are we already after the Nuke/EMP hits?).
I'm not generally a Nibiru believer but I was watching a Discovery Channel show a few weeks ago, one about ways the world could end and they showed our Solar System several times with two Suns.
[edit on 7-3-2010 by Titen-Sxull]
Originally posted by Chanheitanakhar
Originally posted by sv_gravity 800
In reply to: Chanheitanakhar “Then again this could be an error by the game creators. “ They would not let a mistake that big go past, you spend endless hours making a scene perfect.
Game makers never make big mistakes huh?
Now admittedly, production values have greatly increased since those days but minor mistakes still occur all of the time. Why would they continue to make patches if the game was perfect to begin with? I wouldn't really consider the slightly off lighting of the moon to be a big mistake, especially when you have that amount of stuff going on in one scene where the moon is probably not the thing you are paying attention too (most people anyway). The game designers spend a lot of time on their graphics but not so meticulously as to get the constellations right for the exact supposed time period when the game occurs.
Originally posted by norefunds
Originally posted by Chanheitanakhar
Originally posted by sv_gravity 800
In reply to: Chanheitanakhar “Then again this could be an error by the game creators. “ They would not let a mistake that big go past, you spend endless hours making a scene perfect.
Game makers never make big mistakes huh?
Now admittedly, production values have greatly increased since those days but minor mistakes still occur all of the time. Why would they continue to make patches if the game was perfect to begin with? I wouldn't really consider the slightly off lighting of the moon to be a big mistake, especially when you have that amount of stuff going on in one scene where the moon is probably not the thing you are paying attention too (most people anyway). The game designers spend a lot of time on their graphics but not so meticulously as to get the constellations right for the exact supposed time period when the game occurs.
You show a game made in the 80's?
Show us your biggest mistake in a game made since XBOX360's realese
[edit on 10-3-2010 by norefunds]
Originally posted by norefunds
Wow svg, interasting.
I think everyone should digest all the facts surrounding this theory before you are fast to bash.
He has an excellent point about the Moon. It is not a Lunar Eclipse
upload.wikimedia.org...
It certainly isn’t a Solar Eclipse
upload.wikimedia.org...
It’s not a sun dog
upload.wikimedia.org...
There would be another to the right of the sun, with the same exact distance and size as the other one. Sun dogs are perfectly symmetrical. The one thing you are wrong about though, Svg. Sun dogs can be seen anywhere in the world, you don’t need a lenses. This case you’re presenting is not a sun dog though. Owning this game myself I know there are no sun dogs in any levels. You’re right about the lenses flares.
In the future you should present all the facts and evidence you have to better support your case in your first post. I can see how this thread ended up the way it did.
Star and Flag, very good work despite some comments i'm going to show everyone i know.
jaaamn: the effort put into this game would have been unbelievable
[edit on 10-3-2010 by norefunds]