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DarkMachine Mar 5, 2019 @ 8:49am
What engine is this game running on?
Not MT Framework I hope?
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The Raven Mar 5, 2019 @ 8:50am 
RE Engine, same engine as Resident Evil 7 and 2 Remake. What's wrong with MT Framework? MH world uses it so is DMC 4. It's really powerfull engine that works on anything.
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PiratePlatypus Mar 5, 2019 @ 8:52am 
Originally posted by The Raven:
What's wrong with MT Framework?
It's kinda badly optimized
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Sith_1ord Mar 5, 2019 @ 9:03am 
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
It's kinda badly optimized
No it isn't. Never once I had any kind of bad experience with MT Framework. I could run DMC4 well below its minimal specs back when it came out.
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Naxshe Mar 5, 2019 @ 9:08am 
Originally posted by Sith_1ord:
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
It's kinda badly optimized
No it isn't. Never once I had any kind of bad experience with MT Framework. I could run DMC4 well below its minimal specs back when it came out.
think hes more just refering to how monster hunter world runs. which is the exception cause that game is badly optimized. MT framework is still a miracle engine though
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DarkJuda On Deck Mar 5, 2019 @ 9:30am 
It was the first time the Monster Hunter dev team made a PC version, that's why it had issues.

It's totally not the case for the RE team or the DMC team.

It doesn't have anything to do with the engine.
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FlyBoogy Mar 5, 2019 @ 10:18am 
Didn't that new Monster Hunter game run on MT framework?
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Frank Castle Mar 5, 2019 @ 11:38am 
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
Originally posted by The Raven:
What's wrong with MT Framework?
It's kinda badly optimized

lmao are you speaking out of your a$$ ?
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BBL Drizzy Mar 5, 2019 @ 12:37pm 
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
Originally posted by The Raven:
What's wrong with MT Framework?
It's kinda badly optimized
stop talking out of your ass
i played dmc 4 on a potato laptop 10 years ago at great fps
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Peelsepuuppi Mar 5, 2019 @ 1:24pm 
Originally posted by Sith_1ord:
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
It's kinda badly optimized
No it isn't. Never once I had any kind of bad experience with MT Framework. I could run DMC4 well below its minimal specs back when it came out.

DMC4 was one of the best optimized games at the time, It could run on what was considered a potato even back then.
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Beer Baron Mar 5, 2019 @ 1:31pm 
Originally posted by DarkMachine:
Not MT Framework I hope?
It will run on RE engine, so not worry. It will run silky smooth but take as extra note that the AA blur and maybe there will be some noise on certain angles(screen space reflections), CAN be also present on DMC5.
Last edited by Beer Baron; Mar 5, 2019 @ 1:33pm
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Something Hank Mar 5, 2019 @ 6:20pm 
Mt Framework is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ AMAZING, ♥♥♥♥ any o' yall.
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Cohaagen Mar 5, 2019 @ 10:27pm 
Lmao MT Framework is an amazing engine.
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warmy bear Mar 6, 2019 @ 3:10am 
Originally posted by Sith_1ord:
Originally posted by SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS:
It's kinda badly optimized
No it isn't. Never once I had any kind of bad experience with MT Framework. I could run DMC4 well below its minimal specs back when it came out.

Tbf most people tend to think if a game doesn't run on their PC & they perceive it to look better/worse than another title it must be badly optimized.

When optimization literally means using - as much as possible - the resources available to you. So multi-threading etc etc. MT Framework was a pretty god-tier engine & if MH World had any issues it was because although the engine had already been used on Monster Hunter Titles and had tools built in to make it, it was basically pushing it to the edge in terms of what the engine could do.

The only reason MH World wasn't developed on RE Engine was because MT Framework already had the tools for a Monster hunter title built in and moving to RE would've increased dev time & Costs. Next main MH title uses RE Engine.
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Neoyoshi Mar 6, 2019 @ 3:18am 
I'm so happy about the existence of the RE engine, it makes other engines like Unreal4 look almost like a previous generation in some regards to the different tools the engine use.
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warmy bear Mar 6, 2019 @ 3:21am 
Originally posted by Neoyoshi:
I'm so happy about the existence of the RE engine, it makes other engines like Unreal4 look almost like a previous generation in some regards to the different tools the engine use.

RE Engine is a little more forward-looking than UE4. That's not exactly correct but its like the photogrammetary (idk how to spell it lol) is largely going to be the future of games in a way. Its funny because originally Capcom weren't going to make MT Framework, they were going to use Unreal Engine 3 as their Xbox 360/PS3 Gen engine. But at the time Epic had no documentation for UE3 in Japanese and no Japanese studio to offer support, which is why they made MT Framework and then RE Engine.

Then with UE4, because Unreal Engine became like the industry standard third party engine, Epic opened offices in Japan and wrote documentation so the support is there.
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