Yea but if we squint hard enough, cheer loudly and just hang on, Tim might be the next trillionaire before stuttering is fixed.
So everyone wins.
Right?
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So everyone wins.
Right?
mopspear
Gold Member
I can't! I don't have one trillion dollars. That's what the other thread said!
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
I'm not as hyped for UE6 as I was for UE5 because UE5, looking back on it now, underdelivered for how much it promised us.
Gordon Fearman
Member
Blueprints are being replaced by Scene Graphs which they haven't given any information on except that they use Verse underneath, so who knows if this really changes much. They still sound like a visual programming interface.
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kevboard
Member
a Twitter post I've seen from a guy who's at the show said something along the lines of "bluprints will be deprecated, with no future plans for visual scripting support"
but maybe that was just bad communication on Epic's part
Herr Edgy
Member
This statement is wrong. Scene Graph has nothing to do with scripting. It's a description of hierarchical elements in a level.
UE5.5/5.6/5.7 all provided substantial performance improvements and GoW E-Day is able to run at 60 FPS with hardware Lumen and MegaLights.
DyeHardX86
Neo Member
If you're The Coalition or Epic themselves sure everyone else seems to have issues with stuttering though.
simpatico
Gold Member
Modern audience developers are in shambles on social media over Blueprints going away. Now they'll either have to actually learn to code, or find a way to use AI without their social media friends finding out.
I'm pretty stunned by it. Finding out that some entire projects have shipped using only Blueprints.
Guys I'm starting to think simply by virtue of knowing how to install Windows, we can be considered game devs.
I'm pretty stunned by it. Finding out that some entire projects have shipped using only Blueprints.
Guys I'm starting to think simply by virtue of knowing how to install Windows, we can be considered game devs.
kevboard
Member
Expedition 33 was fully made with blueprints as well lol. probably explains why it was so bad on a technical level.
I really wonder if this will push indy and AA devs back to Unity or maybe even Godot. because without blueprints, all you got is a super heavy and complex engine
simpatico
Gold Member
I fully expect them to use Claude and not tell anyone. Frankly I'd bet most already are.
I wonder if Epic is gonna look at rolling their own or trying some kind of special relationship with Anthropic.
Johnny Concrete
Member
Honestly if you can build a game with blueprints you know how to code.
Can't wait for an actual scripting language, blueprints are just way too messy and slow to build with.
Danny22
Member
I like the guy, he speaks like a lion on twitter, and this is the first time i have seen him talking irl and I get what you're saying. He's like stuttering irl just like his engine.
He's that dodgy geek I had be keeping a side eye on irl. Always reminds me that such angry comments are often being made by people who have a hard time speaking irl.
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cripterion
Member
Not to be an ass but isn't there a video like that with every other version of UE claiming it's a game changer?
Baemono
Member
Tim already said there is no stuttering problem, just bad devs
Meicyn
Member
Yeah, dude has the same clickbait title with every version. The videos are still useful to convey features as he shows some of them in action himself.
simpatico
Gold Member
Sure it's fine to mess around with as a hobby, but I don't want to pay $70 for something someone stitched together with that. All the performance issues we've had this gen with UE5 make sense now. Use it to mock up a proof of concept sure, but then hire coders to come in and actually make a polished game out of it.
