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the day Microsoft finally tells Todd to fuck all the way off will be a great day for humanity
How long after release do you all think it will take for someone to upload a mod that lets you have sex with alien wildlife?
Chorus was great, but not really a flight sim.I'll be honest, I haven't played a Star Wars game since possibly Dark Forces. The prequels soured me on Star Wars, and then the more recent ones just killed any desire I ever had. I did play the original X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter and maybe one or two others around there, and while I remember enjoying them, my memory puts them as being not on the same level of fun as Wing Commander in terms of the actual dogfighting. My memory could be faulty however.
I have not played Chorus, pretty sure I've played Everspace and it didn't do anything for me, but I could totally be thinking of a different game and talking out of my ass. Star Citizen...you mean it has actual good space combat? I did pledge the basic tier however many decades ago that was, and I did load up the demo a few times over the years, but I honestly don't know if I ever even got into a fucking ship, it was so confusing. Maybe I'll check it out again, since I already have it, but are you sure it has good combat??
House of the Dying Sun does look pretty good, I'll give you that. It might be what I'm looking for, although it is a little difficult to tell from that cut up trailer, but I'll check into it further. This will sound stupid I'm sure, but it almost looks too clean though. Not saying I want shitty 80s/90s graphics, but you know what I mean. Everything looks sterile and perfect. Maybe I'm just not seeing enough of the game.
Since I haven't really played any of these games, which ones are just jumping into various ships and blowing shit up like WC? I don't want to build ships, I don't want to manage bases, I don't want to establish trade routes and explore new worlds. I want to have a hottie like Angel tell me she needs me to defend the ship against some giant cats at all costs, or go blow them the fuck up, with my good buddy Maniac, now get my ass in a ship! That's it. I have a feeling that Star Wars Squadrons is probably like that, but I've never even looked at it so I'm just guessing.
You should try Rebel Galaxy. If you want Real DogFighting™ like WC/WC2, I think the sequel Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is oriented in direction, but I was hoping for the more capital ship-level combat of the original. It's story missions and random missions and you can trade and haul stuff and outfit your ship and visit different stations and sectors and that's it.I'll be honest, I haven't played a Star Wars game since possibly Dark Forces. The prequels soured me on Star Wars, and then the more recent ones just killed any desire I ever had. I did play the original X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter and maybe one or two others around there, and while I remember enjoying them, my memory puts them as being not on the same level of fun as Wing Commander in terms of the actual dogfighting. My memory could be faulty however.
I have not played Chorus, pretty sure I've played Everspace and it didn't do anything for me, but I could totally be thinking of a different game and talking out of my ass. Star Citizen...you mean it has actual good space combat? I did pledge the basic tier however many decades ago that was, and I did load up the demo a few times over the years, but I honestly don't know if I ever even got into a fucking ship, it was so confusing. Maybe I'll check it out again, since I already have it, but are you sure it has good combat??
House of the Dying Sun does look pretty good, I'll give you that. It might be what I'm looking for, although it is a little difficult to tell from that cut up trailer, but I'll check into it further. This will sound stupid I'm sure, but it almost looks too clean though. Not saying I want shitty 80s/90s graphics, but you know what I mean. Everything looks sterile and perfect. Maybe I'm just not seeing enough of the game.
Since I haven't really played any of these games, which ones are just jumping into various ships and blowing shit up like WC? I don't want to build ships, I don't want to manage bases, I don't want to establish trade routes and explore new worlds. I want to have a hottie like Angel tell me she needs me to defend the ship against some giant cats at all costs, or go blow them the fuck up, with my good buddy Maniac, now get my ass in a ship! That's it. I have a feeling that Star Wars Squadrons is probably like that, but I've never even looked at it so I'm just guessing.
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Bethesda and Gamebryo (We can call it that because that is exactly what it still is regardless of name) regardless of bolt on marketing spun systems, is a train wreck of epic proportions.
I liked what I saw in the gameplay trailer, and it's on Gamepass (I would get it anyway) but these idiots damn near had to cancel space all together because of it.
Of course, if they had decided to build a new full engine rather than upgrading the current one, we would probably still be multiple years out from Starfield, to say nothing of future titles.I want to be mean and call you a negative nancy trying to rain my hype parade but tbh Gamebryo is broke and old and Bethesda should've done something with the 50 years since Skyrim's release to put it out to pasture finally.
Imagine a world where Bethesda ditched Gamebryo, built a new Creation engine on top of Unreal, and open-sourced the tools for massively deep mods.
Why not both a 20 year wait and an old engine. We’re most of the way to 20 years already, and I see no sign of es6 releasing in the next few years.Of course, if they had decided to build a new full engine rather than upgrading the current one, we would probably still be multiple years out from Starfield, to say nothing of future titles.
I'm pretty patient by nature, but I'm not sure I'm down for a 20-year gap between Elder Scrolls titles, even if it means a better engine.
Couch co-op or something at the very least.I would be more excited if I could play this with friends.
Having an old engine - or a new engine that looks old (I'm talking pixelated like Starsector) - does not have to be bad if you either have a good modding community or dev team. Freelancer is an example of a 20 year space game engine that is still viable today thanks to the modding community. And if they were to hand over the source code, as happened with both Open X-com and Open TTD, then the communities can create fantastic things with it.Why not both a 20 year wait and an old engine. We’re most of the way to 20 years already, and I see no sign of es6 releasing in the next few years.
Bethesda the master of game feeling old, shit I will never for get the first time I play FO4 and my muscle memory kicked in and I tried to slide; I was like “this feel old”I did notice the characters looked like they were from 15 years ago in that video. Surprisingly ugly and low detail for 2023.
They used to blame zenimax for that.Bethesda dev: "Shouldn't we invest more in making our graphics look nicer?"
Bethesda project lead: "Why waste money on that when the modders will do it for free lol?"
I saw a twitch streamer playing some heavily modded Freelancer the other day. Crazy people are still playing it. I do still have some of my old source from my time working there, but it is several years before freelancer was released, and only some of the library team tools (petal and rose stuff).And if they were to hand over the source code,
Oh 20-year gap between elder scrolls tell that to the fallout fans on the thread. It’s about to be 10yoOf course, if they had decided to build a new full engine rather than upgrading the current one, we would probably still be multiple years out from Starfield, to say nothing of future titles.
I'm pretty patient by nature, but I'm not sure I'm down for a 20-year gap between Elder Scrolls titles, even if it means a better engine.
You saying this after 76I would be more excited if I could play this with friends.
I'm holding out (very possibly vain) hope that it'll end up being closer to 15 than 20. Hopefully Starfield will've seen them knock out most of the engine updates for the next little while, and TES6's development time won't be measured in geologic epochs.Why not both a 20 year wait and an old engine. We’re most of the way to 20 years already, and I see no sign of es6 releasing in the next few years.
I wouldn't be surprised if you could find someone who could do that, or failing it, recode it. I think that most of the X-com and TTD stuff has by now been recoded, mainly to ease mod support. I mean, in the end, all you really need are the media files (graphics, sound..) and the formulas for how things interact with each other and then you can code the game anew for modern engines.I saw a twitch streamer playing some heavily modded Freelancer the other day. Crazy people are still playing it. I do still have some of my old source from my time working there, but it is several years before freelancer was released, and only some of the library team tools (petal and rose stuff).
Microsoft is getting good at open-sourcing stuff, has anyone asked them for it? They should be warned that it is some fairly gnarly ++ stuff. Lots of comlike stuff and weird templates and confusing inheritance.