I was hoping Cyberpunk 2077 might look as amazing as Coruscant, but alas. I don't think it's possible with the current technology. Maybe by the time Starfield 2 is released, we might get a planet like Coruscant. Maybe.Facts. Microsoft needs to give all the funds Bethesda needs. I hope Starfield has cities like Coruscant from Star Wars.
Yep, the screenshots looks very "hard sci-fi" with no artificial gravity and maybe gravity only coming from thrust or mass, meaning that starships would be build like skyscrapers turned 90° to lay down horizontally, so that the constant thrust provides the artificial gravity, meaning that half the way to your destination your head is pointed towards direction of travel and the other half your feet are pointed in direction of travel while the ship is under braking-thrust.
Its doable with todays tech. Probably wouldnt be in Starfield however since its more grounded/realistic
Always. There's nothing quite like their single-player games.
No need for an SSD, games can already do that, even ones developed by just 4 people...
I agree but I hope we at least get "sections" of the city like Citadel in Mass Effect.
Honestly, just expect anything Bethesda related going forward to come with a slight bump of negativity following the exclusive deal. The games are still jankfests (that I love) worthy of mockery for their bugs, but now that it's belong to [console maker], warriors of [other console maker] will throw a little bit of poo into the discussion soup when there's news about Bethesda games.
What has Bethesda done in the past that would convince you they're capable of creating something anywhere near as large and complex as this?Facts. Microsoft needs to give all the funds Bethesda needs. I hope Starfield has cities like Coruscant from Star Wars.
Agreed.
Apparently its from 2018 so that checks.
I think we're really going to see improvements in this regard for BGS titles next gen.
Thats a bit unfair. People are wary because the latest bethesda games all failed to impress. The last one was...Prey?
First dude does nothing but negative drivebye and has an obvious bias.
I am often very curious what people expect from a city like that.. in the next 20 years a city like that would never be more than a simple backdrop, like in Star citizen where you simple have a very tiny section that is interactable and the rest is just simple geometry with shaders to give the illusion of a living city.. Even if it would technically be possible to render a city as dense as that with each window having an enterable room, the content would not be exiting enough to produce and would be just a massive performance waste.
Like the last screenshot, this looks like an early test area.
