No lol. And based on the responses here I foresee a "thread closed upon request from topic creator" message soon.
Is Slipspace the best game engine out?
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someone should make a thread called "what do you think a game engine is and how do you think it works" just so i can read it please, and no one who knows is allowed to actually explain it
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But isn't this proof of how great the engine is? There is nothing else like it
RE Engine easy. Developed in house, scales from Switch to PS5, and used in all kinds of games from DMCV to Resident Evil 7 to Monster Hunter Rise to Street Fighter 6. And it runs like a dream to boot, but that was expected coming off the similarly great MT Framework.
REDEngine gave the developers behind TW3 and CBP a metric fuckton of trouble, so much so that they're literally abandoning it and switching to UE5 going forward. And those others ones are most likely perfect examples of proprietary engines that, thanks to years of iteration are very good at what they're made for, but god help game developers who would try to say, make a dragon age game with any of them.
That's like saying Bethesda's engine is the best engine out there because you can make tons of mods with it.
Wait are you saying that uh "HaloForzaGuy" doesn't have to behave this way? He'd have to change his name and avatar.
No, it's proof that they dedicated a metric fuckton of time to a specific feature, one that originally was planned to launch with the game but had to, along with various OTHER features, be delayed, which was caused by them having a toolset that hampered the development of the title. Hence a 1 year delay in the first place to save the project because it would've released in a state akin to CBP2077 if they hadn't been given time to cut a shit ton of things and polish/iterate on the things that were left in while focusing their live service model on adding the content that had to be delayed.
I'm not an expert in the matter but one thing I'm certain of is game engines require oil changes every 5,000hrs of gamedev time and a timing belt with water pump replacement service job every 105,000hrs of gamedev time.
Failure to do so will result in complete destruction of the game engine.
holy shit lmfaoOn PC is pretty bad. Just look at this CPU utilization...
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Forge was also in multiple other Halo games that didn't use Slipspace. It's just a packaging of map tools that actually got released to the public, that's really all it means.
Kojima being given leeway to just straight up visit multiple studios to see which proprietary engine would suit his needs, post releasing a trailer that wasn't even running on the engine he would later use, is such an anomaly in this industry's history tbh.
No it doesn't.
Because it's doing other things on the hardware it's running on leaving more room for a higher visual fidelity. Along with being in a different genre entirely that doesn't say, require a procedural facial animation system for 111,000 lines of dialogue.
A feature that literally got delayed because of the herculean effort it took to get it working as well as it currently does.
You mean the gameplay feature they had to delay multiple times on top of an already delayed game? If it took them that long it's not a great sign of the engine's ease of use.
No, man. At one point Halo 3 had the best engine out there.
Halo is not a very visually impressive game, 120FPS is not that impressive. It runs like garbage on PC.
Nah, it's not that great.
Nah, it's not that great.
I think it is a really impressive engine for what it is, but it only covers one extremely dense and diverse game. Most other inhouse game engines cover several games across numerous genres. For example, the engine that ran Super Monkey Ball on GameCube also ran F-Zero GX and several Yakuza games up until the PlayStation 3 gen, that is a sign of a more impressive engine to me.
Halo Infinite on Xbox One X with 60fps mode is one of the most impressive technical feats I have seen but again, just one game.
Halo Infinite on Xbox One X with 60fps mode is one of the most impressive technical feats I have seen but again, just one game.
Whats the issue here?On PC is pretty bad. Just look at this CPU utilization...
Not really, HaloForzaGuy.
It's probably better as a proprietary engine than some give it credit for, but there are tons of better prop engines such as Guerilla's Decima (so far, the most impressive one among the proprietary ones), Asobo's engine, whatever engine Naughty Dog use for their games, Playground's engine, etc. But the best overall remains Unreal Engine without a doubt.
It's probably better as a proprietary engine than some give it credit for, but there are tons of better prop engines such as Guerilla's Decima (so far, the most impressive one among the proprietary ones), Asobo's engine, whatever engine Naughty Dog use for their games, Playground's engine, etc. But the best overall remains Unreal Engine without a doubt.
I don't know, talking from opinion of course but:
- Looks mediocre. Nothing like the original trailer for sure.
- Runs very bad for how it looks on PC.
- Dev team takes forever to do anything with it (though its 343, they may take the same time with any other engine).
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Frostbite started with battlefield I think and now covers many genres
Slipspace could do the same, I think everwild could definitely work in Slipspace with a open world setting
Frostbite started with battlefield I think and now covers many genres
Slipspace could do the same, I think everwild could definitely work in Slipspace with a open world setting
My name is PlayStationisdabest and my completely impartial and evidence-backed opinion is that the Decima engine is the best. It's very handsome and strong and generous.
And yes, before any trolls come at me, I know what an engine is and what it does. It's what makes all the graphics work and stuff.
And yes, before any trolls come at me, I know what an engine is and what it does. It's what makes all the graphics work and stuff.
One of the worst decisions regarding game engines was using visual benchmark tech demos for marketing purposes.
I would genuinely cosign a ban on "gamer has an opinion about a game engine" threads.
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