Anyway, I always have loved fog in games. People think that just because a game enters the modern era, it need huge draw distances and what-not. I strongly disagree. Sure, Fallout 3 benefited alot form draw distances, but check out SOCOM: Confrontation. I remember back in the day, when it was about strategy. Now, every game on DG is just "I can't run down the middle or else I'll get sniped!!!" What happened to lurking in the shadows, being stealthy? 
 
How would a modern Silent Hill game be without fog? (Or any horror game for that matter.) 
 
 
I really appreciate fog in video games when it's done right. Sometimes it's used out of laziness, sometimes it's used for atmosphere, and sometimes people can use it for that nice stealthy approach. 
 
 
Take the blizzard in the second level of MW2. The blizzard hid your approach and let you be a little sneaky. Imagine fog instead of snow, and imagine a different setting. Fog has so much potential. I just love fog so much! 
 
 
Awww, I took the time to create a not spam article in the fog section and I didn't even get the quest!

You don't really love fog. I see through your clever ploy.

" You don't really love fog. I see through your clever ploy. "

I don't like fog. Every time there's fog, someone dies...on that side. 
 
>_> 
 
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Sounds like you love fog in games as much as I love water in games

" @FreakAche said:

" You don't really love fog. I see through your clever ploy. "

Yes I do! I even edited the fog page! (Which I'm still proud of!) "

i think Alex Shepherd's house is for sale, it might interest you

" @AlwaysAngry said:

" @FreakAche said:

" You don't really love fog. I see through your clever ploy. "

Yes I do! I even edited the fog page! (Which I'm still proud of!) "

I'm still unsure. Sell me on your love of fog. "

Smoke grenades = fog in a can.

While I like fog in the real world, I've never felt it's been executed right in a game - in particular, if I'm playing a driving game, or if we get a current-gen Grand Theft Auto game with country environments like San Andreas, I'd like to see if they can properly execute a light fog in the game. In particular, I like that light morning mist, the kind that obscures things way out in the distance, but up close just clings to the ground. Something like this: 
 

Oh, god. You've just put it in my head that some days San Francisco doesn't have enough processing power to properly render all the polygons found in the cars, people, buildings and bridges. On those days, the fog rolls in.

" @End_Boss said:

" @AlwaysAngry said:

" @FreakAche said:

" You don't really love fog. I see through your clever ploy. "

Yes I do! I even edited the fog page! (Which I'm still proud of!) "

I'm still unsure. Sell me on your love of fog. "

 I'm gonna assume that since this thread was created when the quest system was still new, that this was merely, a misguided attempt to get the Into the Fog quest. In other words, you don't actually love fog. "

I got a question for you guys. Is the fog the same as the mist or both are quite different?

Persona 4 and Silent Hill had some great use of fog.

Fuck fog, I like the rain. But Silent Hill 2 had some good game fog as does the whole series in general.

 I actually don't care if this was quest spam or not, it's a decent post.

Fog is puuuurteeee.

Doing the fog someone usually dies and ends up on a telephone pole. Rain is no better, people go crazy and I see weird people limboing.

Carl Heine liked fog to and look what that got him

tear jerking read <3

Do you love all fog? How about some Kryptonite fog - Superman 64

Devs love fog as well because it occludes far away objects from being rendered, which is better for performance. 

I like how fog was used in Morrowind.