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Not anymore.
That is total nonsense.
Last Gen and current Gen consoles use the same CPU/GPU technology as PCs.
They run the same Game engines as PCs (Unreal, cry engine, Cobra engine).
Planetside uses a Server/Client networking and a very simple gameplay to make large Player numbers possible.
Elite Dangerous use peer2peer networking to reduce server costs .
Frontier was not able to get Odyssey running with acceptable FPS on PCs with minimal specs.
Even on PCs with specs much higher than recommend by Frontier Odyssey runs bad.
Expensive content like handcrafted, unique storymission with voice acting or even airlocks for the ships are not in Odyssey.
Nothing of that is caused by the console version, it is caused by the bad new code of Frontier PC version of Odysseys Cobra engine and Frontiers lack of will to spend money on stuff like better ship models, hand crafted missions and voice acting.
Stopping the console ports won't change that.
Make Elite Great Again.
I know, it's most likely the former.
Anyway, most of what i would say has been said already (count me in the rather pessimistic side), but some actually surprised me. Like how many people are optimistic about what's really a rather ominous announcement.
Like how we assume they're going to focus on PC now. That's not what the announcement said. It said they would focus on post-odissey codebase, that excludes PC Horizons as well. And while some of you assume FD will somehow fuse Horizons with Odissey on PC, they didn't say that at all.
They would have to give away all the graphics enhancements for free to Horizons users. As much as i would like that, why would they do leave money on the table like that? it's just as likely that they're dropping all development for PC Horizons as well, they're just not saying so explicitly.
The fact is, as of today, and until FD announces otherwise, PC horizons users are effectively console users for update purposes. We are running pre-odissey codebase, for which,according to the announcement, all development has been canceled.
Oh and while console users might be only 5% of the playerbase today (i wonder where that number comes from) that wasn't always the case. "we are not losing that playerbase because they already left two years ago" is not really much of a silverlining.
Funny how many PCMR's still believe consoles to be what's dragging down gaming specs, when a $300 Xbox series S mops the floor with what the vast majority of Steam players are using to play PC games.
Essentially they're saying all PC users are going to be bumped to the Odyssey codebase either at Update #11 or the next major update thereafter. Odyssey specific features will merely be locked if you don't own the DLC.
And my point is that many here believe FD will do precisely that.
At no point in the announcement they said that Horizons users will be bumped to the Odissey Codebase. WE said that, not Frontier. All they said in that regard is:
Please notice how the status of PC Pre-odissey updates is absent from the announcement, and how carefully ambiguous the wording is.
Now you say that Horizons could still get new content, but let me ask you (honest question, i do not know). of the last 10 updates, how many included content for Horizon users?
They never planned to have two separate forks for the long term, EVERYONE (PC and console alike) was going to be bumped onto the Odyssey fork at some point and the old fork retired permanently.
This is precisely what was supposed to happen when Odyssey launched. In fact there was a load of salt at the time because the merge was *delayed* and Horizons players wanted the new planet tech.
If you haven't been around Elite for 18 months then that explains why you didn't know this.
Maybe so. As i said, i havent' been keeping up for quite some time. I did not know there were previous official announcements saying explicitly that Horizons users will get bumped to the Odissey fork. (may i ask for a link for peace of mind)?
Although, that could be even worse... if we get bumped to the Odissey codebase, but not necessarily get new content (as/if it's deemed "Odissey specific"), we might end up with the performance hit and none of the new features. hardly a good deal.
By the way, if they never planned to have two separate forks, and yet, for eight years, they had THREE (Xbox, PC, PS4), should we trust Frontier's "planning"?
Hold Up! So you guys are telling me that it was announced when Odissey launched, (ten months ago), hasn't happened yet, is there a timetable update on that? or are we supposed to believe it's going to happen "Soon(tm)"?
Not disingenuous, i was trying to be a little snarky, though. failed quite miserably, apparently. I have no trouble believing that such announcement existed.
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/horizons-odyssey-compatibility.574677/
We hope you enjoyed the recent alpha for the PC version of Elite Dangerous: Odyssey!
Console Launch Onwards:
In line with the console launch, we plan to update Elite Dangerous on all platforms (PC/PlayStation/Xbox) to allow Odyssey and Horizons players to reunite and play together with other users on their respective platform.
All Horizons players will also receive the new graphical updates, including the new planetary tech, lighting, and organics, free of charge, but will not be able to get out on foot or enter Odyssey’s tenuous atmospheres.
Yep, thanks for that. None of it has happened yet, is that correct?