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Wouldn't that be cool?
The game engine is its foundation. Its like the.. umm, I'm trying to think of a good analogy. Its like your operating system, Windows vs Linux vs iOS is a similar argument to Cry vs Unreal vs Unity. I guess thats a decent analogy, its like the operating system for the game.
But its even harder to transfer your assets from one game engine to another as it is to port a game from one OS to another. They would have to remake the entire game in the other engine, can't just copy and paste the assets from one engine to another. They would literaly have to start over from scratch from day 1, because the scripting in each one is completely different.
A notable portion of the CryEngine community that use it have issues with poor documentation also. I feel CryEngine is more focused around models than textures anyway. Textures make this game immersive. c;
... Like a car engine?
Basically, what dude is asking for is the ability to drive his little 4-cylinder rice-burner around town; then drop in a V8 for the weekend.
Second, if you are thinking that clip is superior to what we have here then my guess is you have not played the game on the better graphics settings. I did not get the impression, based on that clip, that we would have any improvement. Additionally, what was presented there does not really compare well to this game.
The UE4 engine has yet to see it's full potential, the Cry3 engine will max out on StarCitizen, and even for that they had to bring in about 5-6 guys who were involved in coding the actual framework to basically upgrade the engine so it can run at a level comparable to a basic UE4. Both are great don't get me wrong, but UE4 is newer and as with most things; newer will always be better.
This thread is just a pipe dream, you can't just swap engines at will.
"UE has always had terrific ragdoll, even back at UT2K4 they were great, I don't think this is well represented in the current Ark" Yeah err ARK has the worst ragdoll effects ever made in a game lets be honest a game that has dinos flying after there dead is bad and when the freak out and make you have like 1 FPS also bad..
But anythings possible :)