could a dev. answer this im curious to weather DA2 will be using the same engine as DA:O.
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:35
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could a dev. answer this im curious to weather
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:37
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All weather except the kind that is too much trouble to put in.Sorry i do not know.
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:41
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The gameinformer article mentions that they were going to improve the graphics. I imagine it will use the Mass Effect engine, as it seems to lend itself well for a more cinematic experience.
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:43
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They're using the same engine as DAO, just pumping it up and changing the visual style...
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:45
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You don't think it would be absolutely strange for a dev team to completely swap Game engines in a series...?BLunted wrote...
The gameinformer article mentions that they were going to improve the graphics. I imagine it will use the Mass Effect engine, as it seems to lend itself well for a more cinematic experience.
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Posté 10 juillet 2010 - 11:48
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javierabegazo wrote...
You don't think it would be absolutely strange for a dev team to completely swap Game engines in a series...?BLunted wrote...
The gameinformer article mentions that they were going to improve the graphics. I imagine it will use the Mass Effect engine, as it seems to lend itself well for a more cinematic experience.
Considering they are essentially rebooting the franchise with the sequel, not really...
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Posté 11 juillet 2010 - 01:26
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Speaking of reboots, a certain EA game is going to use two different engines for SP and MP.BLunted wrote...
javierabegazo wrote...
You don't think it would be absolutely strange for a dev team to completely swap Game engines in a series...?BLunted wrote...
The gameinformer article mentions that they were going to improve the graphics. I imagine it will use the Mass Effect engine, as it seems to lend itself well for a more cinematic experience.
Considering they are essentially rebooting the franchise with the sequel, not really...
But UE3 doesn't seem like a good choice for a game such as DA2.
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Posté 23 septembre 2010 - 09:59
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didnt ME use a leased game engine compared to DAO's in-house engine?
I am a bit disappointed in DAO with respect to how limited the adventure zone sizes are and I am wondering how well it will handle the increased animations and player response without further limiting the area of play. I can see them wanting to get more out of all that cost associated with making an engine from scratch, but it really is rather mediocre. It does play better these days over release state but will they be able to jazz it up that much and keep performance?
I am a bit disappointed in DAO with respect to how limited the adventure zone sizes are and I am wondering how well it will handle the increased animations and player response without further limiting the area of play. I can see them wanting to get more out of all that cost associated with making an engine from scratch, but it really is rather mediocre. It does play better these days over release state but will they be able to jazz it up that much and keep performance?
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Posté 23 septembre 2010 - 10:18
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Take a look at The Witcher 2's engine, it's gonna be amazingGhandorian wrote...
I am a bit disappointed in DAO with respect to how limited the adventure zone sizes are and I am wondering how well it will handle the increased animations and player response without further limiting the area of play. I can see them wanting to get more out of all that cost associated with making an engine from scratch, but it really is rather mediocre. It does play better these days over release state but will they be able to jazz it up that much and keep performance?
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Posté 23 septembre 2010 - 10:39
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DarthCaine wrote...
Take a look at The Witcher 2's engine, it's gonna be amazing
If you have the hardware to run it. Lots of games coming out next year that will leave older computers in the dust. Be prepared to shell out money to keep up.
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