UNREAL ENGINE 4

[FarRisk]

Does Remnant 2 use the same engine like Remnant : From The Ashes ?

[decizion]

From what I've gathered yes it's still UNREAL ENGINE 4, would have been better if it was UE 5 though.

[$unwish]

Originally posted by decizion:

From what I've gathered yes it's still UNREAL ENGINE 4, would have been better if it was UE 5 though.

for sure, i would love to play unoptimized 15 fps game

[Siracco]

Yeah it was a smart move still with 4 for now.

[Calandir]

Originally posted by decizion:

From what I've gathered yes it's still UNREAL ENGINE 4, would have been better if it was UE 5 though.

Thank god. UE5 is hot mess and majority games from that engine work like ♥♥♥♥.

[tfa]

Originally posted by Erlandir:

Originally posted by decizion:

From what I've gathered yes it's still UNREAL ENGINE 4, would have been better if it was UE 5 though.

Thank god. UE5 is hot mess and majority games from that engine work like ♥♥♥♥.

What games use UE 5? I thought Fortnite was the only one.

[FarRisk]

Originally posted by sd:

Originally posted by Erlandir:

Thank god. UE5 is hot mess and majority games from that engine work like ♥♥♥♥.

What games use UE 5? I thought Fortnite was the only one.

EA newest game, and The Finals.

[tfa]

Originally posted by FarRisk:

Originally posted by sd:

What games use UE 5? I thought Fortnite was the only one.

EA newest game, and The Finals.

What game is that? Jedi Survivor uses UE 4. The Finals isn't out yet

[FarRisk]

Originally posted by sd:

Originally posted by FarRisk:

EA newest game, and The Finals.

What game is that? Jedi Survivor uses UE 4. The Finals isn't out yet

The magic thingy, and The Finals Closed Beta.

[namco]

People with old ass computers crying that UE5 games don't run good on them. LMAO.

The gaming industry for YEARS has been spoiled with ZERO progress in video games. "My 1060 6gb still plays all the newest games no problem" that didn't used to be a thing. FOR THE LONGEST TIME in video games, you HAD to upgrade your PC to player newer titles, you couldn't use 5-10 year old hardware and expect to play the newest games. And that is FINALLY coming back to reality. Game cannot grow and get better/bigger if they are running on 10 year old hardware.... stop being a cheap !@#$ and upgrade your PC.

7800x3d and 7900xtx with 64gb ram and I can play any new title with zero issues. Even Redfall that people were crying their PC was stuttering and low fps, I played with ZERO issues. No lag, no stutters, and at least 150fps on max settings. If you can't play a UE5 game, your PC isn't up to par, time to upgrade. Can't upgrade, go play an older game, that new game isn't for you.

[Calandir]

Originally posted by namco:

People with old ass computers crying that UE5 games don't run good on them. LMAO.

The gaming industry for YEARS has been spoiled with ZERO progress in video games. "My 1060 6gb still plays all the newest games no problem" that didn't used to be a thing. FOR THE LONGEST TIME in video games, you HAD to upgrade your PC to player newer titles, you couldn't use 5-10 year old hardware and expect to play the newest games. And that is FINALLY coming back to reality. Game cannot grow and get better/bigger if they are running on 10 year old hardware.... stop being a cheap !@#$ and upgrade your PC.

7800x3d and 7900xtx with 64gb ram and I can play any new title with zero issues. Even Redfall that people were crying their PC was stuttering and low fps, I played with ZERO issues. No lag, no stutters, and at least 150fps on max settings. If you can't play a UE5 game, your PC isn't up to par, time to upgrade. Can't upgrade, go play an older game, that new game isn't for you.

My dude. UE5 isn't bad. Developers who can't code on that engine are that's why it's risky to buy anything from UE5 at the moment.

[tfa]

Originally posted by namco:

People with old ass computers crying that UE5 games don't run good on them. LMAO.

The gaming industry for YEARS has been spoiled with ZERO progress in video games. "My 1060 6gb still plays all the newest games no problem" that didn't used to be a thing. FOR THE LONGEST TIME in video games, you HAD to upgrade your PC to player newer titles, you couldn't use 5-10 year old hardware and expect to play the newest games. And that is FINALLY coming back to reality. Game cannot grow and get better/bigger if they are running on 10 year old hardware.... stop being a cheap !@#$ and upgrade your PC.

7800x3d and 7900xtx with 64gb ram and I can play any new title with zero issues. Even Redfall that people were crying their PC was stuttering and low fps, I played with ZERO issues. No lag, no stutters, and at least 150fps on max settings. If you can't play a UE5 game, your PC isn't up to par, time to upgrade. Can't upgrade, go play an older game, that new game isn't for you.

I remember the days of a high end pc being below min reqs after 3 years. Optimization though can make a big difference. Plenty of games with better graphics than Remnant 1 run better. Gameplay footage of this looks like it has performance issues too.

[FarRisk]

Originally posted by namco:

People with old ass computers crying that UE5 games don't run good on them. LMAO.

The gaming industry for YEARS has been spoiled with ZERO progress in video games. "My 1060 6gb still plays all the newest games no problem" that didn't used to be a thing. FOR THE LONGEST TIME in video games, you HAD to upgrade your PC to player newer titles, you couldn't use 5-10 year old hardware and expect to play the newest games. And that is FINALLY coming back to reality. Game cannot grow and get better/bigger if they are running on 10 year old hardware.... stop being a cheap !@#$ and upgrade your PC.

7800x3d and 7900xtx with 64gb ram and I can play any new title with zero issues. Even Redfall that people were crying their PC was stuttering and low fps, I played with ZERO issues. No lag, no stutters, and at least 150fps on max settings. If you can't play a UE5 game, your PC isn't up to par, time to upgrade. Can't upgrade, go play an older game, that new game isn't for you.

True, I upgraded my RIG because of Monster Hunter World : Iceborne back then and upgraded it again for Battlefield 2042, playing newer title with no problems at the monent.

[FarRisk]

Originally posted by sd:

Originally posted by namco:

People with old ass computers crying that UE5 games don't run good on them. LMAO.

The gaming industry for YEARS has been spoiled with ZERO progress in video games. "My 1060 6gb still plays all the newest games no problem" that didn't used to be a thing. FOR THE LONGEST TIME in video games, you HAD to upgrade your PC to player newer titles, you couldn't use 5-10 year old hardware and expect to play the newest games. And that is FINALLY coming back to reality. Game cannot grow and get better/bigger if they are running on 10 year old hardware.... stop being a cheap !@#$ and upgrade your PC.

7800x3d and 7900xtx with 64gb ram and I can play any new title with zero issues. Even Redfall that people were crying their PC was stuttering and low fps, I played with ZERO issues. No lag, no stutters, and at least 150fps on max settings. If you can't play a UE5 game, your PC isn't up to par, time to upgrade. Can't upgrade, go play an older game, that new game isn't for you.

I remember the days of a high end pc being below min reqs after 3 years. Optimization though can make a big difference. Plenty of games with better graphics than Remnant 1 run better. Gameplay footage of this looks like it has performance issues too.

I'm pretty sure they just increase the graphic streamimg budget for the game texture, hence the increase in recommended specs, being optimized or unoptimized is a different story, just hope I can get a stable 60fps on high/ultra.

[TheGamerGuy]

Unreal engine 5 is still a very experimental piece of software. Unreal engine 4 is very solid and most of what unreal engine 4 can do is all documented. Unreal engine 5 so much is undocumented it feels like putting furniture together without instructions. People complaining "but UE5 is better you just need to upgrade your hardware!" need to do proper research because they're clearly not developers. Most companies are still opting to not use UE5 because even on new hardware it can run pretty poorly and overall the software itself is still fairly unoptimized. Pair that with all the features they changed/removed it also makes it annoying and quite difficult to convert a UE4 project over to UE5 without running into issues. Then on top of THAT gamers are wanting more performance out of games in general. When a game releases today at 30fps gamers are angry. Yet they also get annoyed when games don't use much more demanding tools like things Unreal engine 5 use. You can't have both! The more performance hitting things you use like ray tracing the less performance you'll get.

I've been using Unreal engine 5 and 4 the last 2 years (Well i've been using UE4 for like 10 years) and UE4 is still way better for the fact it's much more reliable. You never want to develop something on an unreliable engine (UE5) because that's just asking for your game to not work properly on launch and getting rage reviews saying how bad the performance/game is. Unreal engine 5 as a developer was clearly made with more cinema in mind like mandalorian rather than games. As a developer that is very obvious with all the changes they've made to the software. So I reiterate. Please do a little research into things before stating the only reason is because people refuse to upgrade there PCs. Gunfire Games is going to know a lot more about you about making choices to change over to a new software.