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Elden Ring : « See you in 2021. » - Yasuhiro Kitao
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This is clearly what it is. People just too thirsty for Elden Ring.
If he'd wanted to say "Expect to see something in 2021" he could have easily done so.
Alternative and just as valid title:
Elden Ring: « The world might not be mended for a while yet »
Y'all so thirsty.
Elden Ring: « The world might not be mended for a while yet »
Y'all so thirsty.
I remain quite pleased that they are taking their time to make this something special
I have complete faith
I have complete faith
my thoughts exactly.
to be real honest, i have no rush to see and play this at all. i just wanna them to make the best game of their lives.
Considering that back when it was revealed it was originally planned to release early 2020 according to Jason Schreier, i don't see why it wouldn't release the year after. By march the game will complete 4 years deep into development.
Q: ''Sam Wilkinson, Bandai Namco: First off, please tell me when and how development for Elden Ring took off.
A: Hidetaka Miyazaki, Game Director: Development for Elden Ring started just after development for the Dark Souls 3 DLC had ended.''
Q: ''Wilkinson: Elden Ring seems to have been in development at the same time as Sekiro. How did you go about its development?
A: ''Miyazaki: The overall process of development has been the same as it was in Sekiro. While assigning co-directors to each project, I took direction over the various game design, art and musical aspects of the titles.''
link to interview
This could be the case, but Miyazaki seems to "direct" all of the releases lol
He does except when he gives some of the duties to someone else or joins late in the project.
Demons - Joined Late. Director
Dark Souls 1 - Director
Dark Souls 2 - "Consulting"
Bloodborne - Director. Took charge of writing and Level Design. Has a co-director
Dark Souls 3 - Joined in late planning stage. Director with a co-director.
Sekiro - Director. Relinquished writing responsibilities to others. Has a co-director
Elden Ring - Director. Back writing the story
Miyazaki generally actually lets us know where he's putting most of his focus for each game.
I don't think it's ever been as simple as an "A Team" and "B Team". I'm sure people move between teams as the projects necessitate. Sekiro was finishing up while Elden Ring was in pre production, and I'm sure many members of the Sekiro team moved over to Elden Ring after that shipped. I doubt you can draw a hard line between the people who worked on each game.
Last gen consoles, but presumably they're working on next gen versions as well. Nothing confirmed, though. It'll likely be a crossgen game, unless it's delayed until like 2022.
Thankfully, with everything being backwards compatible, it's likely much easier for them to support next gen versions. If they can't dedicate resources to an exclusive next gen version, they can just have unlocked framerate/dynamic res modes in the menu and next gen players get an automatic boost to the highest resolution the console can handle at 60fps.
I would suggest its a spring 2022 title, been saying this since beginning of 2020.
Can't fucking wait. Take your time. Still can't believe George RR Martin and Miyazaki are making a brand new video game. I'll probably wait to pick up a PS5 until this releases. Arbitrary, since it's on last-gen, but. Yeah, I'll go with that. Maybe they'll have a PS5 Slim out by then. Or at least a redesign...
Elden Ring co-director is probably Yui Tanimura, since he wasn't credited on Sekiro after having co-directed DS3.
Elden Ring's pre-production was most likely prior to 2017, it's full development since Ringed City released. I agree that after Sekiro released and since it doesn't have DLC like their previous games, it surely leaves more devs available to move around for Elden Ring or other projects.
The game will definitely be revealed fully sometimes in 2021.. as for release date, I don't know why but I sense Q1 2022.
It could be nothing...
gamingroute.com
Elden Ring gets a PEGI 16 Provisional Rating - Gaming Route
What do you think? Please let us know in the comments below.
gamingroute.com
It could be nothing...
Elden Ring gets a PEGI 16 Provisional Rating - Gaming Route
What do you think? Please let us know in the comments below.
Don't do this...
Would suck if we had to wait this long.
edit: old thread is old 🙄
