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BurstarKurakil They are like 2 separate games. The ship game and the walking game. They don't really affect each other very much. :/
In an ideal world based on what's been implemented so far this 'should' be true, but it isn't. ED:O is a significant performance and exploration aesthetics loss, and the presence of settlements completely changes BGS gameplay for those involved in it.
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KurakilBurstarKurakil They are like 2 separate games. The ship game and the walking game. They don't really affect each other very much. :/
In an ideal world based on what's been implemented so far this 'should' be true, but it isn't. ED:O is a significant performance and exploration aesthetics loss, and the presence of settlements completely changes BGS gameplay for those involved in it.
The simulation can be affected of course, but I mean nothing you do on foot interacts with things you do on ships and vice-versa, as far as gameplay is concerned. Or at least not that I am aware of. I am curious why they "needed" to "upgrade" the game engine. Was there something specific that the Horizons variant could not do?
BurstarKurakil The simulation can be affected of course, but I mean nothing you do on foot interacts with things you do on ships and vice-versa, as far as gameplay is concerned. Or at least not that I am aware of. I am curious why they "needed" to "upgrade" the game engine. Was there something specific that the Horizons variant could not do?
AFAIK their justification was that on foot terrain detail in EDH was not good enough for the experience Braben wanted us to have. The new planet generation engine is all about making on foot 'feel right', but the cost was absolutely not worth it imo.
Kurakil So... prioritizing graphics over gameplay and performance. *Sigh* [Insert rant here.] Seems most developers are sliding down this slope.
" but completely glosses over the 1000 hours of grind gameplay needed to get to that point, or the finicky camera trying to take that picture, or the 10 FPS they were getting at the time, or the glitchy shadows/flickering textures popping in that a still won't show.
EpisparhIt is better than it was a year ago, no argument on that. But then I have a question for you: Is it better than Horizons?
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It certainly looks like a downgrade for me. Which is odd - you do not bring new stuff in a game with a downgrade
EpisparhIt is better than it was a year ago, no argument on that. But then I have a question for you: Is it better than Horizons?
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CupcoI got a courier mission sent to me over comms. Hadn't done courier work in a long time. Had to figure out how to approach low fsd wake and drop out of supercruise without the aid of supercruise assist. Took a few tries. Can be fun relearning stuff.
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You unlocked Mercenary Elite, so the DLC did bring in new stuff for you, no?
I still rarely do on-foot missions, but I like having the option to do them. They add more variety to the game. I haven't touched Horizons since I cleared my save.
There is always room for improvement, but many of the issues with the renderer have been addressed. I didn't like how Odyssey messed up my Horizons avatar, but I solved that problem by making a new one from scratch in Odyssey. I know it's weird, but I have more fun taking pics of avatars than taking pics of planets, so I don't care much about the pros and cons of the new planet tech.
