Looks like first "in-game" screenshot.
Looks like it's still the same engine as in Skyrim
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Looks like it's still the same engine as in Skyrim
Looks like it's still the same engine as in Skyrim
Wouldn't be surprised if they just added some new bells and whistles to the "creation engine". I don't consider it that bad of a thing to be honest, it means that fallout 4 will have a huge modding community again.
Besides, now they don't have to worry about making the game work on hardware that has 512mb ram, so hopefully skyrim's shortcomings are improved on.
Doges of Steel.
But yeah, it is looking like a typical Bethesda game, tell me when Obisidian decides to make another Fallout
No game will be as good as Witcher 3 for quite a while, if ever, also implying that Cyberpunk 2077 may actually be an amazing game but not better than W3 was.
Hopefully I am wrong, or else this industry will be quite boring for a long while.
But yeah, it is looking like a typical Bethesda game, tell me when Obisidian decides to make another Fallout
No game will be as good as Witcher 3 for quite a while, if ever, also implying that Cyberpunk 2077 may actually be an amazing game but not better than W3 was.
Hopefully I am wrong, or else this industry will be quite boring for a long while.
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And this time we must escape from Vault 111 in order to find....Who exactly? Mother? Fantastic.
Jesus Christ! Look at all this depressive shite!
That was just a pre-rendered video, we don't know what the game will be like, so let's wait alright? Sure it's Bethesda's own studio, but you never know, maybe they'll do something great. Keep the hope up is what I say.
Call me naive if you wish.
That was just a pre-rendered video, we don't know what the game will be like, so let's wait alright? Sure it's Bethesda's own studio, but you never know, maybe they'll do something great. Keep the hope up is what I say.
Call me naive if you wish.
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That was in-game for sure and it actually looked pretty okay, i'm liking the unique locations shown off in the trailer.
But yeah, i'd wait until E3 when gameplay is shown off to decide if it's shit or not.
Don't understand the insane hype flooding the comments on the trailer, especially not after thinking about FO3/Skyrim and TW3 next to each other. I'm just going to remain cautiously hopeful; maybe Bethesda actually took notes from Oblivion for this, which would be great since I loved New Vegas.
But it really does look like Skyrim with an enb to me too :mellow:
This place looks cool though:
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But it really does look like Skyrim with an enb to me too :mellow:
This place looks cool though:
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New engine that actually has room for new capabilities, never mind finally eradicating 16 year old bugs, and someone that can actually write a plot, and Beth could do fine. Of course, I expect most of you will buy the next ribcage bouncing simulator no questions asked
I have an idea. Let CDPR license REDengine to Obsidian, so they could make a post-apocalyptic blast of an RPG with it. As long as it will be released for Linux and DRM-free, I'd buy it in an instant ;D
Did it? I don't think Bethesda became so mediocre only now and Witcher 3 was needed to highlight it
Innovation doesn't happen there, it was obvious for a while.Well, when compared to recent Beth games like Oblivion, F3 and Skyrim I can say that even Witcher 1 spoiled me...
Well, when compared to recent Beth games like Oblivion, F3 and Skyrim I can say that even Witcher 1 spoiled me...
Do people around here have utter contempt for games not made by CDPR or is it just me?
I don't think so. But a lot here don't like the mass market mediocrity mentality of companies like Bethesda, which drives their whole approach to making games.
Utter contempt? No...Just didn't enjoy playing games I mentioned...
But I enjoyed PoE, Divinity OS, Dishonored etc etc - none made by CDP
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