Upgrade the game with a new graphic engine ?

[MAXE]

How about upgrade the game with a new graphic engine ?

Like unreal 4 or unreal 5 engine ?

Or ask if Electronic Art´s will help you upgrade the game title into 2020 ?

Try imagine Everquest II online with a Anthem™ graphical engine behind it to pull the game with ?

HOLY COW ..

Dark age of camelot and World of warcraft would be a pixel game from 1984 aside of it then .. xD

[Moose]

Do you even read what you're typing?

[MAXE]

Originally posted by Stamoose:

Do you even read what you're typing?

Rofl yeah .. Everquest is a good game, BUT it would be even better with a game engine that could bring it into 2020 instead of still being in 1999 with bad graphics and sounds ..

[Jaxom]

Originally posted by M-A-X-E™:

How about upgrade the game with a new graphic engine ?

Like unreal 4 or unreal 5 engine ?

Or ask if Electronic Art´s will help you upgrade the game title into 2020 ?

Try imagine Everquest II online with a Anthem™ graphical engine behind it to pull the game with ?

HOLY COW ..

Dark age of camelot and World of warcraft would be a pixel game from 1984 aside of it then .. xD

Sounds like you don't really understand how this stuff works. The amount of money and man hours it would take to overhaul the whole graphic system would be insane. Its not like they can just call up EA and be like 'Yo drop me some of those graphics bro".

[JasonMassaker]

the game is only dead because, the devs do not program for the mainstream, only what 50 freaks want

no PVP nothing in wow classic the most ppls has play pvp not pve

[Jaxom]

Originally posted by JasonMassaker:

the game is only dead because, the devs do not program for the mainstream, only what 50 freaks want

no PVP nothing in wow classic the most ppls has play pvp not pve

What does this even mean? What does this have to do with WoW classic? lol

[Metametheus]

Upgrading an Engine like EQ2's would be a very long overhaul, it would almost just be easier to make a new game which is what Daybreak has in mind as they have hinted at putting EQ3 as a in Development Project.
There have only been a few MMO's that have bothered upgrading their software engines to account for their long standing community with little to no real difference in graphical quality beyond a few niche areas, great example of this is Anarchy Online.
Besides Everquest 2 is using the Sony internal game engine. I highly doubt it is compatible with most other engines like Unreal, CryEngine, or any engine designed to handle the graphical loadout / physics associated with Everquest 2.
And building a new engine would take a decade with Daybreaks Developers.

[MAXE]

Originally posted by Metametheus:

Upgrading an Engine like EQ2's would be a very long overhaul, it would almost just be easier to make a new game which is what Daybreak has in mind as they have hinted at putting EQ3 as a in Development Project.
There have only been a few MMO's that have bothered upgrading their software engines to account for their long standing community with little to no real difference in graphical quality beyond a few niche areas, great example of this is Anarchy Online.
Besides Everquest 2 is using the Sony internal game engine. I highly doubt it is compatible with most other engines like Unreal, CryEngine, or any engine designed to handle the graphical loadout / physics associated with Everquest 2.
And building a new engine would take a decade with Daybreaks Developers.

Daybreak will ruin every game there is ..

I rather want a game studio like Besheda, Mythic, EA or some of the larger company´s to build a New EQ2 ..

Daybreakers are not good enough for the task, just take a look on some the other game´s they have released ..

This is what i want as minimum if upgraded

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRhrJvYtSa8

[MAXE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoDnlhxSZcQ

[Jaxom]

Originally posted by M-A-X-E™:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoDnlhxSZcQ

They lost the trust of so many people with Next/landmark - They are going to have a very hard time winning back their fan base.