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UE5 is only good at making things pretty and would be the worst possible choice to make a BGS game with
Yeah, but this remaster prooves they can both use UE and their own engine together, so why not work on that
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People may complain about UE5, but its technologically like 20 years ahead of Bethesdas "Creation Engine 2". (and its actually held back by the oblivion running in background - ue5 can do much more than what it does in Oblivion, at better performance - meh, even infinity nikki runs circles around this game. (translation: virtuous screwed up optimization))
See all those shadow casting lights with soft shadows in ruins, yep thats "megalights"... (creation engine can do like 3 shadowed lights, 4th doesnt work - at least in skyrim.)
Nice ambient lighting... yep, Lumen...
View Distance beyond the 6 or so cells the Creation Engine can load without imploding: yep, UE5 can do that.
No 2D texture trees like 50 meters ahead of you, check, ue5 can do that.
the sheer amount of clutter and stuff (remember: oblivion is still limited by its origin), creatin engine cant handle that, due to drawcall limitations.
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There is no realistic way that Bethesda can outdo the things that have been worked on for 10+ years now by Epic, in the timeframe since starfield to TES6.
TES6 will have worse visuals, for worse performance - and you will buy it, as usual.
I mean, its alright. But it really stinks of devs trying too hard to show how amazing their graphics can be, rather than making the best graphics to fit.
Why is every face so mired in insane levels of skin detail? Why does the lighting need to be fully raytraced?
Meanwhile the actual art *style* feels weak. The color pallet has dropped to a wash of browns and greys. Armor sets don't fit character models particularly well.
There used to be artistry in making a game look good. These days it seems like its enough to just turn on all the advanced rendering settings, shove high rez PBR textures onto literally everything, and call it a day.
For what? Just so the game barely runs on the PC I only built 6 months ago.