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Heh I guess so. The military is currently researching suits that work like that. I guess Tom Clancy feels they will have those during the time this Splinter Cell game will take place.h00dlum said:Sam got stealth camoflauge now?
more like..Sam Fisher meets Solid SnakeSprafa said:
I read in an old PC gamer preview of the first Splinter Cell game that said that every piece of technology (in game gadgets and such) that is used in a Tom Clancy game must go through Tom Clancy himself first. They said that in the first one Tom Clancy was uneasy about the "sticky-cam" and wasn't sure if they should add it.guchi said:yet another shameless mgs ripoff...
ytinupmi said:well mgs did it before the technology actually existed, but now that the technology exists and has been shown to work...........
Alig said:And since when did anyone care that games/movies use technology way ahead our time?
SC1,2,3 are all behind the times in gaming terms...none of them stand up the to the god of all sneak-em up's...metal gear solid.
Oh anyway, since when did we have stealth irl? maybe an optical illusion, that wont work at all angle's or the stealth bomber type stealth but not actually _invisible to the eye_ stealth.
Alig said:And since when did anyone care that games/movies use technology way ahead our time?
SC1,2,3 are all behind the times in gaming terms...none of them stand up the to the god of all sneak-em up's...metal gear solid.
Oh anyway, since when did we have stealth irl? maybe an optical illusion, that wont work at all angle's or the stealth bomber type stealth but not actually _invisible to the eye_ stealth.
The Mullinator said:Heh I guess so. The military is currently researching suits that work like that. I guess Tom Clancy feels they will have those during the time this Splinter Cell game will take place.
KidRock said:If your just going to be a MGS fanboy..leave the thread and dont let the door hit you on the way out.
How do you know the government doesnt have that technology yet? I think if it will make the game better leave it in.
actually it will work at all angles, let me see if i can find the videos of it, and it looks basically like that screenshot of sam.
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heres the page i was thinking of http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.j...EDIA/xv/oc.html it has screenshots and videos.
heres another imagehttp://www.routemagazine.co.uk/uploads/acme/invisibility_1.jpg
and an article http://www.routemagazine.co.uk/veryacme/page.asp?idno=4
The Silhouette said:1.Your stupid, i'd just like to get that out of the way.
2.The creators of SC1 and SC3 has stated that Kojima's work did inspire Splinter Cell games and played a big role in how they designed it.
3. Your so called stealth that you have posted here is infact FAKE, this is why you are stupid. If you had a brain and had bothered to check up on this technology you would know this to. It reads the image in the lens then projects it onto the persons or object. A similiar concept was originally designed to hide military bases, or bunkers that were in enemy territory, but does not work on moving human beings. That technology is nowhere insight, not within the next 10 to 15 years. Tom Clancy in reality knows "some" hard military evidence from his past, which is all dated technologies.
It wouldn't work like that though, unless Sam is standing still and there is a projector in the room.ytinupmi said:then why does that page have a few videos of it working on moving objects/people? seriously, i'm the stupid one?
http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects/MEDIA/xv/images/oc-okugai3.mpg
http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects/MEDIA/xv/images/oc-wired.mpg
bahaha
If they moved the camera the image would suddenly be very distorted.ytinupmi said:then why does that page have a few videos of it working on moving objects/people? seriously, i'm the stupid one?
http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects/MEDIA/xv/images/oc-okugai3.mpg
http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects/MEDIA/xv/images/oc-wired.mpg
bahaha
The Mullinator said:So if Tom Clancy allows for it then all I have to say is that it probably means it isn't a shameless ripoff because Tom Clancy only allows for things that are realistic given the setting.
If the wavelenght is 93,150 miles, then the antenna needs to be at least 23287 miles long. And even if you had that antenna some other physics law would make this impossible(every heartbeat signals would mixe togheter). But you can modulate the hearthbeat to a higher frequency that requieres a small antenna. This is what happens to AM and FM radio. Actually every wireles communication device takes a very low frequency (human voice for example is about 300 Hz to 2,5 kHz) and sends it to a higher frequency.snark^ said:Clancy's no better than the rest when it comes to predicting useful future-tech. In this case it's the laws of electromagnetics which says the concept sucks: "The Sandians also point out that the heart beats at a rate of 1.2 to 2.0 hertz and the wavelength of two hertz is 93,150 miles. "The 15-inch antenna on the LifeGuard is entirely inadequate for receiving signals of that wavelength," they report." Sounds like it works along the same lines as the scientologists 'e-meter'.
Foxtrot said:Coop means nothing
The Silhouette said:1.Your stupid, i'd just like to get that out of the way.
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this is why you are stupid. If you had a brain and had bothered to check up on this technology you would know this to. .
Good job,The Silhouette said:1.Your stupid, i'd just like to get that out of the way.