That thing is barely capable of 3D, much like game maker studio 2 is. They aren't making it with the Godot engine. Like optimization, it boils down to how well they do it.Īnd no, god no. I'm not an unreal dev, so I don't know if they do have anything regarding compression, but I do know there's stuff you can do to compress. It really just depends on how optimized the game will be, and since they got 3 years, they should be fine. It runs pretty well on low-end pcs (Tropico 6, Tetris Effect, Octopath Traveller, etc.) the Overkill team actually has experience with it now, and will probably be a better choice than the Diesel engine. Originally posted by ggtylerr:If you ask me, UE4 is actually a pretty good choice.
ARE THEY MAKING PAYDAY 3 PC
(My pc is quite high end it's just that since that I noticed a good majority of people run on lower end pc's and since Overkill is not that good on money rn I really don't want them to goof up) And it actually has a decent compression tool. Godot takes no profit (UE4 does) and will make the game, even with fine graphics, playable on lower end pc's. Please go with a new Engine or with an Engine like Godot. If ARK looks horrendous on Switch and if it was made with Godot or Unity it wouldn't even have to be downgraded / only downgraded a tiny bit) If they make PAYDAY 3 in UE4 it'll absolutely not run on lower end computer, and since UE4 has no actual compression tool PAYDAY 3, one year after launch with some DLC maps, will most likely be 170GB+. And if they ever want to do a Switch port it'll look horrendous (look at ARK. Fortnite runs well because it's on a modified downgraded version of UE4, UE4 is quite heavy so even games like Hello ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, a lower poly game made with UE4, still runs bad on lower end computers. Look at SoD2, it looks horrible and runs horrible, since the devs thought: 'if we downgrade the game it may still run fine'. Most devs try to make 'not really graphical impressive' games via UE4, which goes catastrophically wrong. Hopefully Payday 3 will be the project that sees Starbreeze find its feet again and begin to recover from its devastating financial issues, however, it seems we won’t find out for a while to come.Overkill please don't make PAYDAY 3 in UE4.
Among weak gameplay, the title was criticized for its major technical issues and bugs. An anonymous employee of the studio even admitted earlier this year that the game was doomed to fail, citing mismanagement in the design team and a lack of any defining identity throughout the game as reasons for its failure. It didn’t help that Overkill’s The Walking Dead wasn’t majorly well received by players or critics, with the game seeing numerous delays and eventually a lack of active online users. The studio eventually filed for reconstruction with the Stockholm District Court, its bleak status leaving many to contemplate whether the company could survive.
Since then, the company has been met with a spate of bad luck, having to cancel the major console launch of The Walking Dead, conduct severe layoffs, and even deal with raids by the Swedish authorities due to insider trading. Starbreeze’s issues began back in 2018 when its newly released zombie title, Overkill’s The Walking Dead, majorly underperformed in sales.
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