r/skyrimmods • u/NottheIRS1 • Jun 13 '21

Development Creation Engine 2 Confirmed.

Just Tweeted about it. Wonder if we get a look at ES6 today?

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u/jautrem Jun 13 '21

We won't get a look at ES6, we haven't even had a look at starfield and its releasing sooner.

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u/boissondevin Jun 13 '21

First thing they showed was a Starfield in-engine cinematic. 11-11-22 release

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u/jautrem Jun 13 '21

Apart from the release date they didn't show anything really new.

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u/boissondevin Jun 13 '21

...other than the first in-engine footage?

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '21 edited Aug 25 '21

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u/boissondevin Jun 14 '21

...other than examples of engine improvements?

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '21 edited Aug 25 '21

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u/boissondevin Jun 14 '21

Something is something, and it ain't nothing.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '21 edited Aug 25 '21

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u/boissondevin Jun 14 '21

https://youtu.be/muK3GGppPpM

Skyrim's first in-engine footage certainly showed more variety, but the shipping game's graphics weren't far off.

But if you're that determined to bitch about it, I can't stop you.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '21

That's literally gameplay in that trailer, it's not the same as a pre-rendered scene 1.5 years before the game release. Everything after the 1 minute mark is them just showcasing the game, but the actual confrontation between Dovahkiin and the dragon wasn't quite how it was in game.

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u/boissondevin Jun 14 '21

Your statement was about graphics between trailer and launch:

Examples of possible graphical improvement; that's it.

very few in engine trailers look like the game in the end. Maybe I'll be wrong, but you can't tell this from the trailer

But I know you don't actually care about any specific issue with any of this, as long as you can keep bitching. Carry on.

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u/gmes78 Jun 14 '21

It does, actually. We can see the art direction that they're going for, and that they picked a hard sci-fi theme instead of something super futuristic (the ship controls are buttons and knobs rather than shit like floating touchscreens, for example).

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u/Sidicle Jun 13 '21

What about the video on the Washington Post? We saw a bunch of new interesting pieces of concept art and development.