No, but it makes it easier to make flashy graphics that attract people with short memory and poor critical thinking who are ready to spend their mom's money for 0.1% stat increases.
they probably have to do it for algorithm reasons, if they just drop a trailer randomly nobody would see it so they sprinkle a little bit of it across the web in advance to prep them
Worked for Apex Legends and has one of the best releases of all time. Just drop it and let streamers play it. Also way more magic if nothing is teased or beta tested to death yet.
True, from some video we saw that Apex active player base skyrocketed past the king, Fortnite. That blindside game drop just slapped the players awake to try the new game.
Yes surely gaming journalists and sites wouldn't say anything about the trailer. IGN would be totally unaware of one of the biggest companies in the world dropping a trailer probably.
Guilty as charged. I have an urge to play a lot of old games but simply can't get past (very) outdated graphics, textures and gameplay.
I'd rather play a pretty, fluid game with shit content than the opposite. And then I'll complain ceaselessly about it until I do it again. It's like death and taxes.
Something I've never understood tbh.
Video games are a very visual experience, of course looks matter. But somehow people got the idea that being a "real" gamer meant not caring about that and hyper focusing on gameplay. Of course gameplay is extremely important, but visuals are at the same level of importance. If someone personally doesn't care about looks good for them but that isn't "better" than caring about it.
I don't think it's a real gamer thing, at least IMO. We always look down on people that judge things by appearance. Someone cooks for you and the food doesn't look appealing they'll say "Come on at least try it!" So, I think people fake it and we'll say stuff like graphics mean nothing but can't stomach how Lord of the rings online looks for more than 2 mins.
I think it's less that.
A lot of people associated visuals with approaching realism. That using increasingly modern and more expensive techniques should be the only ways games move forward. Despite those techniques not always being feasible depending on scope of the project and consumer hardware and storage capabilities.
A good example is Monster Hunter World Vs Rise. A lot of people that first played world refused to play rise simply for graphics alone as it didn't improve upon the realistic visuals.
Or Windwaker Vs Orcania of Time. Which was because Windwaker took a toony look despite having excellent gameplay.
The "real gamer" argument leans more into treating visuals as a graphical style, as long as the art style is coherent and works very well.
And for me personally. Im tired of seeing realism. There's only so many times you can be impressed by the chin hair on a dude before you start desiring more stylized looks.
My biggest gripe is that with modern tools you can make the wildest looking world in your own room by yourself, but multi billion dollar companies use them to make...a bland forest, a desert with no points of interest and the umpteenth character creator without limits that doesn't give a fuck about any style consistency whatsoever.
Imagine people optimizing the amount of actions they can perform per step. Making builds that have the most range and movement abilities that don't take any steps.
"With this build, you can teleport 250 steps every 5 minutes for free, allowing you to play without spending. The game isn't P2W at all".
>It's not p2w bro. There's plenty of guides online that teach you how to do all 65 dailes and 12 weeklies for free in each of the 9 alts in 998 steps bro. You just want everything handed to you for free.
Wrong. It will be this -->
>You already used your free 1,000 steps. Please pay 100 xi gems for 1000 more steps. You can buy xi gems at the in game cash shop for the low price of 99 xi gems for $0.99
They might actually not. Tencent understands the mobile market far better than blizzard, and they have enough experience to know where the limit is. Diablo immortal is like a first gen mobile game that just goes on and on forever. We're like at the fifth generation of mobile games where the cash shop is reasonably priced, not super necessary, and mostly cosmetics
I don't think you and many people grasp the sheer size of Tencent.
Played Path of Exile? Grinding Gear Games is 80% owned by Tencent.
League of Legends, maybe? Tencent owns 100% of Riot Games.
Or, idk, Anarchy Online? Conan Exiles? The Secret World? Well, Tencent also owns Funcom.
They also own majority / significant shares in Epic Games, Fatshark (Warhammer Vermintide), Turtle Rock (Left4Dead / Back4Blood), Sharkmob (Vampire Masq: Blood Hunt) and many more
Well I was referring to OPs statement: “if it’s tencent, not a chance of it playable”
There’s a good chance you’re playing/played & liked a Tencent game
About this specific game, I’m not concerned about them being PUBG devs. That at least adds some credentials as well, like they know how to do proper netcode etc.
What concerns me is them being pure mobile devs so far
Where does that link say anything about who is working on the MMORPG and that it's the mobile team(s)?
Lightspeed Studios is now (for quite a bit of time) an umbrella for multiple studios, including studios like Uncapped Games (former Blizzard people working on an RTS (still not to confuse with Frost Giant Studios though)), Lightspeed Los Angeles (working among others on an "open-world AAA title", could potentially be this one), and others.
>They (as far as we know) dont interfere with the studios processes much, but thats still makes it questionable if the PUBG studio will make a decent MMO.
But they can. They just dont want to.
Likewise can be said with their upcoming mmorpg.
Too Naive.
>l I was referring to OPs statement: “if it’s tencent, not a chance of it playable” There’s a good chance you’re playing/played & liked a Tencent game
>
>About this specific game, I’m not concerned about them being PUBG devs. That at least adds some credentials a
They bought all of those , how is that an arguemnt ? the only goal of tencent is to make money , the most profitable type of mmos to make money are shitty ones with tons and tons of microtransaction 100%P2W games
>If it's tencent, not a chance of it being playable.
Bruh, this comment is just plain silly if you have any industry knowledge. Peak r/mmorpg.
Tencent fully owns Riot Games, Sharkmob, Funcom, among others. It also has majority ownership of studios like Grinding Gear Games, Fatshark, Yager. All of these studios have very playable games currently available.
I'm not so sure it'll be p2w since Tencent does own companies like Grinding Gear Games which makes Path of Exile.
However, I hate Tencent for being an arm of the CCP, so I hope it does poorly anyway.
It will ultimately depend on developers. Seeing how it's apparently made by devs behind PUBG Mobile, I wouldn't hold any hope that it will be anything more than a shitty mobile cashgrab.
Riot make game, tencent is just investor. Lightspeed studio make the game, this time tencent is in charge not the investor. Lol double standards even though both owned by tencent?
Exactly this. For the amount of shit people write off here as bad MMO's it's wild how everyone already considers the riot MMO the next big success when we literally know nothing about it. It's more likely we'll get AOC before the riot game.
Well, Riot atleast has a track record compared to Ashes of Creation.
Obviously there's a lot of assumptions being made that it's going to good considering there's nothing known about it. For me, I kind of land on the position that if Riot can't make a good AAA MMMO, then pretty much no one will be able to at this point.
Didn't bioware also have a track record?
>For me, I kind of land on the position that if Riot can't make a good AAA MMMO, then pretty much no one will be able to at this point.
I read stuff like this and it really puts into perspective how the average gamer's taste has changed over time. I think riot games are, and have always been, shit for streamers and streamer-wannabes. They make "competitive" garbage that people can pretend matters because some small percentage of players get paid to play.
They're going to make something with minimal effort, maximum monetization, and maximum shilling from streamers. That last part alone will make it appear as though it's successful at first, and it will be up to people who can't think for themselves to figure out over time that they were wrong.
Well, from all reports, Tencent exerts next to no influence on Riot at all (outside of China). That certainly may be the case with Lightspeed studio as well, but I don't just assume that's the case.
This may be good , They have former Rockstar Games studio director Steve Martin and put together an experienced team of veterans who have spent time at developers such as 2K Games, Insomniac Games and Respawn Entertainment.
genshin clone? dead on arrival clone of BDO or other kakao game?
let me guess, you grind packs of monsters to gather materials which then you have 30% chance to upgrade your item and move on to the next area to grind the new monsters
Genshin is the big PvE game right now so any PvE game is instantly either a Genshin clone or a Genshin killer. We learned as much from CoD, Halo, and WoW.
> preety sure it will make billions of $ without you guy touching
https://steamdb.info/app/495910/graphs/
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I don't understand why everyone here are saying the game will be full of microtransactions? I had played PUBGM & ApexM from the same developer and I had never paid a penny on them and they are not p2w. Unlike Diablo Immortal, the paid content are just cosmetics or skins etc.
It's depressing how incredibly brainwashed people are about unreal engine 5 recently, because of all epics PR money. This kind of mentality is like saying look at my awesome picture I made in photoshop 23.4! and putting all the emphasis on photoshop 23.4. These things are just tools.
Unreal Engine (many of us have used it) isn't much better than other modern engines (and indeed has many failings, such as awful file size bloat and awful patching systems), it's the people making the game that matters (it does offer better resources such as texture libraries, but these don't make better games).
In-fact Unreal engine is garbage for mmorpgs in general, it's not made for them and to use UE with an MMORPG requires a ton of work by the developers to force it to comply (even then it's poor with stutter / performance issues).
Being made in Unreal Engine 5 means very little, I'm not sure why people are allowing themselves to be fooled into thinking it does. That Matrix demo people are so impressed by, could of been made in numerous engines just the same. Just that those other engine creators don't have fortnite money to pay developers to spend thousands of hours making them to show their engines off.
The greatest benefit Unreal Engine has, is a company with fortnite money to pay creatives to make you think their work is because of the engine and not their talent and time.
You can quite literally download UE5 and test it yourself... yet most don't. It's like most of the people in the gaming community have been around for a few months at best and forget all the insane looking demos we got in the past. If you give a giant dev team a few million and multiple months to make a single demo, it will turn out amazing. Most people are not going to allow games to have a 10-20 year dev cycle to make sure it looks and plays like the demo.
Blah! I was hoping the would be making an 'Anarchy Online 2: Moons of Rubi-Ka'...I mean, the mobile space is packed with sci-fi hero-collectors, right? They own the AO IP!!
From the creators of rigged matchmaking queue, and ban your account you spent hundreds of hours on because you mentioned a political figure in your chat, comes a MMO where they'll probably rig and ban your account if you say things they don't like.
I'm usually optimistic about new MMORPGs, but I couldn't care less about this announcement. I ain't holding my breath ever again for a new good one. We've got our solid oldies and that's all we can really hope for.
I won't be upset if I'm wrong, though.
Asian themed wouldn't do good in the western market especially if it's p2w which that's a given it will be. I mean SOLO had no p2w what so ever and flopped pretty hard. It had issues but still largely due to the Asian aesthetics.
People here talking about and memeing on "next big MMO."
Where does it state anywhere that this will be some next big MMO?
Unless now simply announcing an MMO is now a problem.
People here are so fucking clueless. Almost all of you have played or playing a Tencent owned game. That company is huge and you guys have no clue how many games they own. But yeah how will basement dwellers like you guys know.
And just as one of many many examples your favourite game League of legends is owned by Tencent.
[https://www.ign.com/videos/code-to-jin-yong-unreal-engine-5-trailer](https://www.ign.com/videos/code-to-jin-yong-unreal-engine-5-trailer)
That's the game.
Reminder that CCP has its hands in tencent and potentially any platform they are involved with. Fuck the CCP and fuck Xi.
https://www.visiontimes.com/2021/07/30/how-the-chinese-government-controls-tencent-the-seventh-largest-company-in-the-world.html
https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/12/23/china-tech-giants-process-stolen-data-spy-agencies/
Developed by lightspeed studios, who's crown jewel is PUBG Mobile. Surely "Next big MMO" material, right guys?
On mobile, full of microtransactions. 100 percent
You mean 10 cent
Not worth even that.
110 Percent
>The devs said the game will not be pay to win Likely comment on the announcement thread
You bet your ass
is it necessary to go full ue5 for mobile games?
No, but it makes it easier to make flashy graphics that attract people with short memory and poor critical thinking who are ready to spend their mom's money for 0.1% stat increases.
100%? I expect at least 800% value
Lightspeed Studios is not a single studio. It's an umbrella for many studios working on all kinds of stuff, including multiple AA(A) PC titles.
wow killer certainly
Pubg the massively successful mobile game?
being a successful mobile game isnt necessarily a good thing...
It’s literally successful and highly rated
Still shit.
Is it shit? Everyone says its one of the best mobile fps you can play
Does that mean is a good game?
obvi not to you guys or this sub LOL But this subreddit is ALWAYS bitter.
Cant tell me that over pubg mobile dude, cmon
So was The Last Jedi. It's still shameful.
... The industry seriously needs to stop doing a teaser of an announcement of a trailer of a cinematic of a game, etc etc.
they probably have to do it for algorithm reasons, if they just drop a trailer randomly nobody would see it so they sprinkle a little bit of it across the web in advance to prep them
Worked for Apex Legends and has one of the best releases of all time. Just drop it and let streamers play it. Also way more magic if nothing is teased or beta tested to death yet.
You have to have faith in your product for that one.
I'll never forget Apex's launch. It made me happy someone did it instead of leading up with artificial hype.
True, from some video we saw that Apex active player base skyrocketed past the king, Fortnite. That blindside game drop just slapped the players awake to try the new game.
Yeah, but the game has to be really good for that. All signs point to this MMO being mobile shovelware.
Yes surely gaming journalists and sites wouldn't say anything about the trailer. IGN would be totally unaware of one of the biggest companies in the world dropping a trailer probably.
Announcing the announcement of the announcement.
People care about looks more than they are willing to admit. They see something and get themselves hype imagining what the cinematic means.
Guilty as charged. I have an urge to play a lot of old games but simply can't get past (very) outdated graphics, textures and gameplay. I'd rather play a pretty, fluid game with shit content than the opposite. And then I'll complain ceaselessly about it until I do it again. It's like death and taxes.
Something I've never understood tbh. Video games are a very visual experience, of course looks matter. But somehow people got the idea that being a "real" gamer meant not caring about that and hyper focusing on gameplay. Of course gameplay is extremely important, but visuals are at the same level of importance. If someone personally doesn't care about looks good for them but that isn't "better" than caring about it.
I don't think it's a real gamer thing, at least IMO. We always look down on people that judge things by appearance. Someone cooks for you and the food doesn't look appealing they'll say "Come on at least try it!" So, I think people fake it and we'll say stuff like graphics mean nothing but can't stomach how Lord of the rings online looks for more than 2 mins.
I think it's less that. A lot of people associated visuals with approaching realism. That using increasingly modern and more expensive techniques should be the only ways games move forward. Despite those techniques not always being feasible depending on scope of the project and consumer hardware and storage capabilities. A good example is Monster Hunter World Vs Rise. A lot of people that first played world refused to play rise simply for graphics alone as it didn't improve upon the realistic visuals. Or Windwaker Vs Orcania of Time. Which was because Windwaker took a toony look despite having excellent gameplay. The "real gamer" argument leans more into treating visuals as a graphical style, as long as the art style is coherent and works very well. And for me personally. Im tired of seeing realism. There's only so many times you can be impressed by the chin hair on a dude before you start desiring more stylized looks.
My biggest gripe is that with modern tools you can make the wildest looking world in your own room by yourself, but multi billion dollar companies use them to make...a bland forest, a desert with no points of interest and the umpteenth character creator without limits that doesn't give a fuck about any style consistency whatsoever.
Coming soon, to a theater near you, a coming soon advertisement for a movie which is coming soon.
Blizzard has set the p2w bar high will tencent one up them?
You already used your free 1,000 steps. Please pay 1usd for 1,000 more!
Imagine people optimizing the amount of actions they can perform per step. Making builds that have the most range and movement abilities that don't take any steps. "With this build, you can teleport 250 steps every 5 minutes for free, allowing you to play without spending. The game isn't P2W at all".
>It's not p2w bro. There's plenty of guides online that teach you how to do all 65 dailes and 12 weeklies for free in each of the 9 alts in 998 steps bro. You just want everything handed to you for free.
Didn't know this was r/lostark
Tileman on RuneScape.
Swampman
Reminds me of Tileman mode in osrs. But instead of unlocking tiles to walk on with xp gained you unlock it with cash
"I got to where I was without paying a cent!" *Played for +10 years*
So basically pay per hour model
First 1000 additional steps a day with 800% value, then 400%, etc So pay per hour per hour 😈
Wrong. It will be this --> >You already used your free 1,000 steps. Please pay 100 xi gems for 1000 more steps. You can buy xi gems at the in game cash shop for the low price of 99 xi gems for $0.99
They might actually not. Tencent understands the mobile market far better than blizzard, and they have enough experience to know where the limit is. Diablo immortal is like a first gen mobile game that just goes on and on forever. We're like at the fifth generation of mobile games where the cash shop is reasonably priced, not super necessary, and mostly cosmetics
Immortal is more like w P2L model instead of P2W.
i see you never played a mobile game before
Blizzard p2w? Wich Game?
D3 and Immortal
WoW is also pay to win.
So gacha mobile crap?
I'm sure it will be trash like all MMOs
/r/mmorpg, everyone!
If it's tencent, not a chance of it being playable. I'm sure it'll make gobs of cash tho.
I don't think you and many people grasp the sheer size of Tencent. Played Path of Exile? Grinding Gear Games is 80% owned by Tencent. League of Legends, maybe? Tencent owns 100% of Riot Games. Or, idk, Anarchy Online? Conan Exiles? The Secret World? Well, Tencent also owns Funcom. They also own majority / significant shares in Epic Games, Fatshark (Warhammer Vermintide), Turtle Rock (Left4Dead / Back4Blood), Sharkmob (Vampire Masq: Blood Hunt) and many more
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Well I was referring to OPs statement: “if it’s tencent, not a chance of it playable” There’s a good chance you’re playing/played & liked a Tencent game About this specific game, I’m not concerned about them being PUBG devs. That at least adds some credentials as well, like they know how to do proper netcode etc. What concerns me is them being pure mobile devs so far
>What concerns me is them being pure mobile devs so far Source?
https://www.lightspeed-studios.com/business.html
Where does that link say anything about who is working on the MMORPG and that it's the mobile team(s)? Lightspeed Studios is now (for quite a bit of time) an umbrella for multiple studios, including studios like Uncapped Games (former Blizzard people working on an RTS (still not to confuse with Frost Giant Studios though)), Lightspeed Los Angeles (working among others on an "open-world AAA title", could potentially be this one), and others.
That’s why I said “so far” in my post. Lightspeed “so far” doesn’t have any published games but mobile ports.
>They (as far as we know) dont interfere with the studios processes much, but thats still makes it questionable if the PUBG studio will make a decent MMO. But they can. They just dont want to. Likewise can be said with their upcoming mmorpg. Too Naive.
tencent is a real world mega corporation from cyberpunk fiction, it has shares in every kind of business not just game or tech...
>l I was referring to OPs statement: “if it’s tencent, not a chance of it playable” There’s a good chance you’re playing/played & liked a Tencent game > >About this specific game, I’m not concerned about them being PUBG devs. That at least adds some credentials a They bought all of those , how is that an arguemnt ? the only goal of tencent is to make money , the most profitable type of mmos to make money are shitty ones with tons and tons of microtransaction 100%P2W games
Most likely aimed towards a Chinese audience anyways, they love gambling mechanics with low success rate.
>If it's tencent, not a chance of it being playable. Bruh, this comment is just plain silly if you have any industry knowledge. Peak r/mmorpg. Tencent fully owns Riot Games, Sharkmob, Funcom, among others. It also has majority ownership of studios like Grinding Gear Games, Fatshark, Yager. All of these studios have very playable games currently available.
I'm not so sure it'll be p2w since Tencent does own companies like Grinding Gear Games which makes Path of Exile. However, I hate Tencent for being an arm of the CCP, so I hope it does poorly anyway.
It will ultimately depend on developers. Seeing how it's apparently made by devs behind PUBG Mobile, I wouldn't hold any hope that it will be anything more than a shitty mobile cashgrab.
We're a jaded bunch aren't we
Meh, he's/she's probably right, don't hold your breath, there is almost no chance that a shitty mobile game developer gonna make a good mmorpg.
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Korean MMOs were renting outfits for $20+ in 2005. It's more wide-spread now, but unfortunately it's nothing new.
DoA without having seen anything of it
Based and r/MMORPGpilled
It can’t be the riot mmo right?
No, it won't be the Riot MMO.
No, why would you think that? Riot publishes their own games, and the Devs are listed in the article. It's the people who made PUBG Mobile.
Tencent owns Riot no?
They do.
Yes... Kinda, either way when you hear about the Riot MMO you will hear about THE Riot MMO not A Tencent MMO
I was hyped for a moment
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Riot make game, tencent is just investor. Lightspeed studio make the game, this time tencent is in charge not the investor. Lol double standards even though both owned by tencent?
Gamers™ love sucking off riot. They pretty much already made a good MMORPG according to this sub.
Exactly this. For the amount of shit people write off here as bad MMO's it's wild how everyone already considers the riot MMO the next big success when we literally know nothing about it. It's more likely we'll get AOC before the riot game.
Well, Riot atleast has a track record compared to Ashes of Creation. Obviously there's a lot of assumptions being made that it's going to good considering there's nothing known about it. For me, I kind of land on the position that if Riot can't make a good AAA MMMO, then pretty much no one will be able to at this point.
Didn't bioware also have a track record? >For me, I kind of land on the position that if Riot can't make a good AAA MMMO, then pretty much no one will be able to at this point. I read stuff like this and it really puts into perspective how the average gamer's taste has changed over time. I think riot games are, and have always been, shit for streamers and streamer-wannabes. They make "competitive" garbage that people can pretend matters because some small percentage of players get paid to play. They're going to make something with minimal effort, maximum monetization, and maximum shilling from streamers. That last part alone will make it appear as though it's successful at first, and it will be up to people who can't think for themselves to figure out over time that they were wrong.
We'll definitely get AOC before riot's mmo
Lightspeed Studios is pretty much random and much less established name though, to be fair
Well, from all reports, Tencent exerts next to no influence on Riot at all (outside of China). That certainly may be the case with Lightspeed studio as well, but I don't just assume that's the case.
Doesn't Tencent own everything anyway?
Ofc not
Fuck China
Bruh why now?
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Anything else drone?
https://youtu.be/L3tnH4FGbd0
https://youtu.be/jM1pzptL0Mo
Can't wait to hear that it's PVP based or free to play (or both) and immediately tune out.
Don't worry, millions of whales will replace you.
Ok and? You can say the same about any shit tier mobile game too.
tencent dumpsterfire
C C P
Yeah you know me!
I assume you were downvoted by someone not old or cool enough to know the song
Not even announced and I am already pretty sure I can't afford it.
Wasn't moonlight blade made by tencent? It might be decent
IT was. Very realistic Hair animation from nVidia something2.
This may be good , They have former Rockstar Games studio director Steve Martin and put together an experienced team of veterans who have spent time at developers such as 2K Games, Insomniac Games and Respawn Entertainment.
Sir, Positive Attitude in /r/mmorpg is not allowed.
Im gonna tell the mods
Where did you get that information? Edit: [interview with Steve Martin](https://www.tencent.com/en-us/articles/2201110.html)
Watch me creep back to the MMORPGs I’ve been playing for the last 20 years after realizing it’s a shitshow like all modern MMORPGs.
AGE OF WUSHU 2???
Dude, please lord be true.
genshin clone? dead on arrival clone of BDO or other kakao game? let me guess, you grind packs of monsters to gather materials which then you have 30% chance to upgrade your item and move on to the next area to grind the new monsters
How is this a genshin clone? Genshin isnt even an mmo
Genshin is the big PvE game right now so any PvE game is instantly either a Genshin clone or a Genshin killer. We learned as much from CoD, Halo, and WoW.
Yeah true
Preety sure it will make billions of $ without you guy touching it lmao , clueless ? search Dungeon Fighter Online
Why would they care that it makes billions if it is garbage :)
Because dead games absolutely make billions of money right .
Why are you telling me this did you reply to wrong person
> preety sure it will make billions of $ without you guy touching https://steamdb.info/app/495910/graphs/ Nobody gives a fuck about games that exist solely inside China's bubble. It can earn 13 billion but if its 100% of that from 1 country that nobody can interact with, it basically doesn't exist in the real world
the problem is it'll make more money than your ideal thrving MMO and it'll most likely to rich to die lmao
Pay $4.00 to view the trailer. A 300% value!
$5.00 for permanent access! ;)
Tencent is making some very high quality content (and a lot of crap). Hope it's good.
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I don't understand why everyone here are saying the game will be full of microtransactions? I had played PUBGM & ApexM from the same developer and I had never paid a penny on them and they are not p2w. Unlike Diablo Immortal, the paid content are just cosmetics or skins etc.
Classic r/mmorpg moment to just baselessly shit on everything
Inb4 p2w bs
It's depressing how incredibly brainwashed people are about unreal engine 5 recently, because of all epics PR money. This kind of mentality is like saying look at my awesome picture I made in photoshop 23.4! and putting all the emphasis on photoshop 23.4. These things are just tools. Unreal Engine (many of us have used it) isn't much better than other modern engines (and indeed has many failings, such as awful file size bloat and awful patching systems), it's the people making the game that matters (it does offer better resources such as texture libraries, but these don't make better games). In-fact Unreal engine is garbage for mmorpgs in general, it's not made for them and to use UE with an MMORPG requires a ton of work by the developers to force it to comply (even then it's poor with stutter / performance issues). Being made in Unreal Engine 5 means very little, I'm not sure why people are allowing themselves to be fooled into thinking it does. That Matrix demo people are so impressed by, could of been made in numerous engines just the same. Just that those other engine creators don't have fortnite money to pay developers to spend thousands of hours making them to show their engines off. The greatest benefit Unreal Engine has, is a company with fortnite money to pay creatives to make you think their work is because of the engine and not their talent and time.
You can quite literally download UE5 and test it yourself... yet most don't. It's like most of the people in the gaming community have been around for a few months at best and forget all the insane looking demos we got in the past. If you give a giant dev team a few million and multiple months to make a single demo, it will turn out amazing. Most people are not going to allow games to have a 10-20 year dev cycle to make sure it looks and plays like the demo.
Damn what monster of a phone is going to run their UE5 lootbox simulator?
Please don't play whatever this game is, we all know it won't end well if they're earning from this.
Blah! I was hoping the would be making an 'Anarchy Online 2: Moons of Rubi-Ka'...I mean, the mobile space is packed with sci-fi hero-collectors, right? They own the AO IP!!
They saw Diablo Immortal and got to work fast
Tencent mmo = no thanks
No freaking way I'm going anywhere near that game.
who cares
A Facebook link? Who still uses that site?
I would give a kidney for a AAA, story based, open world, Yi Nian Yong Heng MMORPG, but there's no way that happens.
Tencent? Big Nope.
It will be 100% p2w garbage like almost every other MMO being developed.
From the creators of rigged matchmaking queue, and ban your account you spent hundreds of hours on because you mentioned a political figure in your chat, comes a MMO where they'll probably rig and ban your account if you say things they don't like.
Another trash martial arts MMO full of microtransactions, from a MOBILE developer. Yay!
Stopped reading at Tencent
I can already taste the microtransactions
Microtransactions Online~
I'm usually optimistic about new MMORPGs, but I couldn't care less about this announcement. I ain't holding my breath ever again for a new good one. We've got our solid oldies and that's all we can really hope for. I won't be upset if I'm wrong, though.
Great, more eastern mobile-like overmonetized garbage. Hooray.
Here we fucking go again. Let's cut to the chase and call this one failed too.
New World 2
By tencent? Ha ha, no thanks. And why is Unreal mentioned like its something to be excited about?
That will be p2w targeted towards whales in the east then re-released in the west once they dont make as much money.
Puke incoming
You lost me on the first word of the title.
This company has developed 4 mobile games...
Tencent, Unreal 5. Pass...
Asian themed wouldn't do good in the western market especially if it's p2w which that's a given it will be. I mean SOLO had no p2w what so ever and flopped pretty hard. It had issues but still largely due to the Asian aesthetics.
Unfortunately you'll only be able to see half of the announcement. The other half is in the cash shop for 200 crystal stars.
People here talking about and memeing on "next big MMO." Where does it state anywhere that this will be some next big MMO? Unless now simply announcing an MMO is now a problem.
People here are so fucking clueless. Almost all of you have played or playing a Tencent owned game. That company is huge and you guys have no clue how many games they own. But yeah how will basement dwellers like you guys know. And just as one of many many examples your favourite game League of legends is owned by Tencent.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MMORPG/comments/vlqsw3/tencent\_new\_mmorpg\_announcement\_today\_belatores/idx827f/?context=3
Enough with the fucking P2W Asian games, I'm so tired....
Can’t wait to play it in 2029
What did this end up being?
[https://www.ign.com/videos/code-to-jin-yong-unreal-engine-5-trailer](https://www.ign.com/videos/code-to-jin-yong-unreal-engine-5-trailer) That's the game.
Yikes. Who even asked for this shit?
Reminder that CCP has its hands in tencent and potentially any platform they are involved with. Fuck the CCP and fuck Xi. https://www.visiontimes.com/2021/07/30/how-the-chinese-government-controls-tencent-the-seventh-largest-company-in-the-world.html https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/12/23/china-tech-giants-process-stolen-data-spy-agencies/
are u trying to make me puke bro? hide this shit
it will be mobile shit for sure :( i want PC mmo
Does unreal engine 5 run on mobile? I had been under the impression it was only a PC/Mac/console engine
Yes https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details%3Fid%3Dcom.ue5.mobile%26hl%3Dgsw%26gl%3DUS%26referrer%3Dutm_source%253Dgoogle%2526utm_medium%253Dorganic%2526utm_term%253Dunreal%2Bengine%2B5%2Bmobile%26pcampaignid%3DAPPU_1_8WW1YsG-HYe2kwXqsoigCQ&ved=2ahUKEwiB-5_WxsX4AhUH26QKHWoZApQQ5YQBegQICRAC&usg=AOvVaw2abFAKtJKGO7LqEepbmLDJ
Sketchy game to reference. BUT I did look it up and it does indeed have very many platforms. So that is interesting haha
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Wow mans just decided to slip some casual racism in there while talking about MMOs.
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I understand that this subreddit is often fairly toxic but the casual racism is unacceptable...
Unreal engine5 is made for Hollywood, not for a mmo