As already shown, a Bethesda game seems to be defined more by Bethesda and less by the engine behind it. It’s how they’re using the tool, not the tool itself, that people seem to be taking an issue with. The quote from Todd in the article is “The game uses a new renderer, a new lighting system and a new system for the landscape generation. And for The Elder Scrolls 6, out there on the horizon even more. There are some elementary ways we create our games and that will continue because that lets us be efficient and we think it works best.” It allows us to create worlds really fast and the modders know it really well. So we’re getting into that weird territory at this point, where if you change every part on your car, is it the same car? I feel like the Creation Engine is probably just an interface optimized for the type of game Bethesda likes to create. It probably helps that I like their games for what they are and the underlying engine isn’t really a concern to me. Maybe I’m just used to the loading screens and relatively simply combat they’re complaining about in the source article. Yeah, I feel they probably need to step the game up a little to compete with the likes of Red Dead Redemption 2, but I don’t think the engine is the problem there. I think AI scripting and dialogue scripting are where they need to improve.
Of course, I’m not overly bothered by visuals as long as the overall experience is a good one, so maybe that’s the root problem. I want my Elder Scrolls games to feel like Elder Scrolls games and my Fallout games to feel like Elder Scrolls but with guns? Yeah, maybe not so much on the second one. I for one am looking forward to Starfield and ES6. I’m interested to see what they can do with a new IP instead of iterating the same two ad nauseam.Bethesda's upcoming open-world space RPG Starfield got a lot of attention within the last week as more news was provided concerning its ongoing development. Now that Starfield has an official release date, some are beginning to wonder about the game's technical limitations. Given Bethesda's notoriety concerning extensive glitches in the past, should prospective Starfield players be worried?Īfter extensive speculation, Starfield was officially announced by Bethesda back in 2018. Since then, progress on the project has been uncertain at best.
Gamebryo engine limits update#
Various leaks have circulated showing off images and even a few gameplay details, but the largest update came during Bethesda's presentation at E3 2021. A new Starfield trailer not only showcased more of the game's universe, but also finally provided fans with a release date.
Currently, Starfield is set to release on Novemand will be a fully-single player experience.
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