Starfield devs faced "a lot of pressure" to use Unreal Engine 5, former Bethesda artist says, but the Creation Engine won because of its modding capability

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cm0002@lemy.lol · 1 day ago

Starfield devs faced "a lot of pressure" to use Unreal Engine 5, former Bethesda artist says, but the Creation Engine won because of its modding capability

P00ptart@lemmy.world · 23 hours ago

The engine is holding them back. How many people in Bethesda really know how that taped together engine really works? And they act like they’re getting games out quickly?

Starfields facial movements still aren’t as good as a 20 year old call of duty game. If they got rid of the Todd I would immediately be 25% more likely to buy their next game.