This is interesting, usually in games like Dark Souls and Bloodborne, the world is state of death and misery but I guess in Elden Ring the world is much better shape. The question is those "wildlife" are normal animals or are they monsters or something similar to monkeys and giant rooster in Sekiro.
Nah, gimme 144hz support. 60fps is pathetic these days. What year is it? Seriously. Maybe the console versions can get 60fps but on PC it should be unlimited
It should solely depend on devs if the game needs sequel not because fans want one.
I love FROM but don't expect that any time soon. they're notorious for hard-coding gameplay elements to the framerate.
It was supposed to be showed during VGA but they changed their mind because development is taking longer than expected.
It has been almost nine months since the Elden Ring announcement, and nothing else has been said since then regarding the new game in development by From Software. Rumors circulating online are painting a very interesting picture, and something new has emerged online recently.
Omni, who has been revealing supposed details on the game, recently revealed that Elden Ring will feature dynamic wildlife alongside dynamic enemy placements and weather. These elements will make the game feel more alive than in many others open-world RPGs.
Omni also touched upon a possible Bloodborne sequel on PlayStation 5. While From Software has multiple teams that work on different projects, Bloodborne 2 is not in active development and it is not even in line to be in development, so if the game is happening, it won't be anytime soon. Not surprising, considering Elden Ring is said to be the biggest From Software game yet.
Elden Ring is currently in development for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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As much as I'd like a new bloodborne I'm ok with waiting or never getting one. They are talented people, they wouldn't make one if they didnt think it could be as good as it should be.
I am excited for Elden ring though. Hell I'm excited for anything they do.
Bloodborne for PlayStation 4
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Over 3 million sales as of 1 year ago, on a game that is 5 years old back when ps4 had a smaller install base back then is hardly a failure.
Sounds more like you're just going by what sounds good in your head.
Fair, but an amazing game had nothing but this as its first trailer:
I would argue most of the time story at their best when we know less, stories like in Bloodborne becomes less interesting when we know too much.
Only way a "sequel" works for Bloodborne is if it has nothing to do with Yharnam and utilizes a completely different take on Lovecraft mythos. It's not Sekiro where you could easily do a story driven prequel or sequel and could only have the loosest connections.
Does that also come from a random Reddit user like the Tenchu rumor?
Because crossgen comes before next gen
Nah, i think more a driving game with some puzzle sections...
How is it a strange question?
Dynamic wildlife is present in almost every triple A ooen world of this gen, especially the newer one from the last couple of years.
The OP literally says the dynamic wildlife applies to both big and small. What they mean by that, I don't know. Which is why I was asking as to get an understanding of the scale of this announcement from someone who might actually have info.
It probably means that even bigger creatures roam into the map with maybe 2-3 scripted stuff to do like drinking in a lake and such (like the hordes in days gone or the big creatures in mhw).
