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In this context I had people that tend to use an external engine instead of their own (unlike an ubisoft, Rockstar, EA, etc...) and decide not to go with Unreal. i.e. smaller than more than small.
I definitely miss the proliferation of different engines. Sure, each had its limitations but also, each had its own "flavor" or charm and it was interesting to see the various implementations and ways devs stretched the limits (or not) of those engines...often either achieving impressive or hilariously broken results. It was at least vastly more interesting than what seems like 90% of games using UE.
There are plenty of great games still using Unity, and I can often identify them because they don't have the usual UE look.
Anyway.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M05wkM-nhX4
9/10
"And guys, THAT is why this game is the best RPG that I've ever played. It allows you to do whatever you want. You see, coming back to the woke stuff: Henry, by default, isn't gay. You have to literally go out of your way to make him gay. And also, Henry, by default, isn't a psychopathic, murdering, whoring bastard -- I just turned him into that. That's what an RPG is. And KCD2 allows you to be whatever the hell you want to be."
Also guys, there are melons in this game, though not the same as the ones in AssCreed Shadows
I sense that you like games with "King" in the name.
Apparently it's hard to learn, it's also not an industry standard. Switching engines as a developer isn't an easy task, particularly while you're already working 40-60 hours a week. It's probably a lot harder to get a game dev job as a crytek dev as well. Unity is lucky it has the community it does around it, it's really the only competition and it's because it's the defacto mobile game engine. They have done a decent job catching up to unreal for more advanced graphics, but they still have a way to go (unity 7 might bridge the gap a bit more).
Probably docked it a star because they couldn't detect progressive messaging
That sounds very promising, but I hope there will be some way to alleviate the pop in that plagues the Cryengine. Just like you could with the Gamebryo/Creation engine, even if it took a powerful PC and a bit of luck to get it stable.
Nice! Lucky me, work 4 10's so looking forward to Saturday.
King's Bounty is a good series, for the most part. I've heard good things about King Arthur. The developers of that series went on to make The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing and Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr. With that poster posting nothing but pictures of the games he buys I'm surprised he doesn't have the newest King Arthur game that came out a couple years ago.
He say there is not a single massive open world game on it yet...
It was an interview from February last year while the game was still in development. At that time there really were not any open-world games on UE5. I think that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is the first actual open-world game released that runs on UE5 and it's all kinds of janky.
