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Star Wars Outlaws: Behind The Scene Video Shows New Footage
Hayabusabruh
Member
Fuuuuuuuu!!! Game looks insane!
Masterofchapter
Member
Looks great
March Climber
Member
I've said this in a previous thread, that it's possible graphical potential will eventually reach a point to where Ubisoft bullshots won't be bullshots anymore. I don't know if it will be this gen or next gen, but that moment is coming sooner than later.
It's the classic line graph where one line eventually catches up to the other.
To be fair this is Ubisoft. I don't think it matters which engine they use, they always try to make really gorgeous games. It's their strong suit, and if they teamed up with someone who cared about fun variety gameplay segments as much as Ubisoft cares about presentation, the combination of both companies would be unstoppable.
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Masterofchapter
Member
They overestimated the power of ps4 and Xbox that's why they downgraded see the interview https://www.videogamer.com/news/wat...ck-of-info-on-ps4-and-xbox-one-says-producer/
Mister Wolf
Gold Member
I'm looking forward to it.
DuduIsDisappointed
Banned
Bro
Half of the vídeo is cgi
The other half is the game itself wich is not on par with the first half.
Also, even the gameplay reveal is decieving.
Its absolutely impossible to have the same exact gameplay on all plaform.
Thats whay they did. They published the exact same gameplay and only changed the prompts aligned with the plataform (saquare and x for PS and A and B for xbox/pc), so they are faking it somehow.
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
Looks okay. Could be decent. Have to see how it comes along.
Swagballs717
Member
It's mystifying to me why people keep getting hyped about Ubisoft games. They're all the same generic open world sandboxes with filler missions and collectibles.
Dice
Pokémon Parentage Conspiracy Theorist
I have actually been quite enjoying The Division 2 and it has made me hopeful that this won't be the kind of mess AC games have been. I also love the protag design, she's so cute and they're obviously taking her in a confident/sassy Han Solo kind of vibe and I love that kind of protag.
This was my initial reaction as well but it is Ubisoft and what we have seen so far is also "pre-release" footage so Ill take it with a grain of salt......fingers crossed.
Just to clarify are you saying they interleaved footage from the original cgi prerendered "teaser" in this?
Fredrik
Member
Cutscenes, and there is clearly gameplay too.
People are gushing over Spider-Man 2 story cutscenes elsewhere. How about we keep the same energy here? The game looks amazing. And it’s open-world. It’s worth the praise.
TheDarkPhantom
Member
Looks great, was already sold after the first trailer.
Nice catch. Your correct a good chunk of what they just showed was pre-rendered CGI from the "teaser" not from the realtime gameplay or cutscenes shown in the infamoue gameplay reveal. They interleaved them like that on purpose.
Ubisoft you sneaky sneaky bastards you.
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Nah he is correct. A large chunk of what they interleaved in this was from the prerendered cgi teaser not the realtime gamplay reveal.Cutscenes, and there is clearly gameplay too.
People are gushing over Spider-Man 2 story cutscenes elsewhere. How about we keep the same energy here? The game looks amazing. And it’s open-world. It’s worth the praise.
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DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
So hyped for this. Dream game for me, potentially.
Fredrik
Member
Prerendered or cutscene who cares there are plenty of behind the character/spaceship/speeder scenes which is clearly from gameplay as well, and it looks amazing.
sigmaZ
Member
Looks good. Hoping for some good love making scenes.
Yes it looks good but the shots that are cgi look significantly better.
ThatPolishGuy
Member
I'm a bit hyped for AC Project Red. Would be awesome if they used Snowdrop, since apparently it will be current gen only.
Fredrik
Member
There is usually a reason for everything when it comes to seemingly stubborness of iterating on old engines. I’m guessing the engine they use for AC make the free climbing mechanic and animation system easier and maybe some underlying game system we can’t see at the surface level. They haven’t shown anything in SW Outlaws that makes it look free like AC when it comes to traversal.
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Drizzlehell
Banned
I'm not gonna watch it because I don't want to spoil too much of the game for myself before it comes out. I've seen enough to know that I absolutely want to play this but otherwise, I prefer going in as blind as possible.
I have no doubt that it looks absolutely stunning, though.
I have no doubt that it looks absolutely stunning, though.
Spaceman292
Banned
It'd be funny if this turned out better than Starfield
There is really no new footage outside brief 1 second flashes here or there which take place in the same areas you have already seen before.
99% of whats shown is the cgi teaser footage interleaved with the gameplay reveal footage nothing anywhere close to spoilery.
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Pasta la Vista
Member
Really hope this turns out good, it looks promising so far, but I feel like this is the same song and dance for every new Ubisoft game.
Gorgon
Member
Hard to compare those two. Both are open world but Starfield is a sandbox too, which I doubt this is.
Spaceman292
Banned
I thought this is a big Unisoft sandbox like assassin's creed or farcry.
vaibhavpisal
Member
True, the whole 'everything is downgraded' has always been uninformed cringe. Vertical slices are usually off target but are meant as a assembly of different ideas and mechanics for the team and pitch. Development realities (especially when the target SKU's turn out weaker then expected) usually come after.
Gorgon
Member
What exactely counts as sandbox is fuzzy, but what I meant in this case is that Starfield will be like the other Elder Scrolls titles, or things like Kingdom Come, etc. I think Outlaws will be more like just doing mission after mission, pick up secondary missions if you do some exploration and find some secondary NPCs, etc, but nothing really that allows you to "live the life" of the main character and see the world react to what you do.
Men_in_Boxes
Snake Oil Salesman
I assess every game by giving a lunch room table pitch to my theoretical friends.
"It's a fairly standard Ubisoft open world, with a splash of Uncharted (production values, cutscenes) thrown in."
Unless I'm wrong, and there's a component I'm missing, this doesn't seem to be the AAA champion I hope all games become.
"It's a fairly standard Ubisoft open world, with a splash of Uncharted (production values, cutscenes) thrown in."
Unless I'm wrong, and there's a component I'm missing, this doesn't seem to be the AAA champion I hope all games become.
Fredrik
Member
Lol one is a RPG and the other an action adventure why even think about this? Could just as well do Spider-Man 2 versus Baldur’s Gate 3 too while you’re at it. Or maybe Cities Skylines 2 versus Starfield, you can build houses in both games.
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The footage I linked to is from 2014, LONG after Ubisoft was informed of the capabilities of the last-gen consoles.
Gorgon
Member
Lol one is a RPG and the other an action adventure why even think about this? Could just as well do Spider-Man 2 versus Baldur’s Gate 3 too while you’re at it. Or maybe Cities Skylines 2 versus Starfield, you can build houses in both games.
I don't think being a RPG or not is really where the difference is. I would say that something like Red Dead Redemption 2 and even GTA are not only open-world but are also sandbox, for example. Far Cry, Assassins Creed, LA Noire, or even The Witcher series are open world but I wouldn't call them sandbox myself. And most RPGs historically have not been sandbox either. And, you can also have a sandbox that doesn't have a 3D open-world or even an "open-world" at all. So, Outlaws could theoretically be a sandbox in this context, RPG or not, but I seriously doubt it will be. But I fully admit that the dividing line isn't clear cut and I don't have a perfect water-tight definition to offer.
Some people these days even call Assassins Creed an RPG while for others what we call an "Action RPG" isn't a "true" RPG. There's also a lot of historical contingency for what we call X or Z, so it's not always that helpful. Table top RPGs have also undergone huge changes in design during the last 20 years for what is to be expected from an RPG, but most people have missed those because they only play old and well established big IPs like D&D. And fanboysm and tribalism is rampant in that comunity too, which further muddles the discussion.
The only thing we can do is to be a bit more specific regarding what we mean ourselves when using a term while trying to take into account the term's historical usage. Other than that we just have to accept the unavoidable mudiness and imperfection inherent to most definitions.
Anyway, I think we all have a good idea of how Outlaws is gona play out, so I don't expect any real surprises there.
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Balducci30
Member
I will be blown away if it’s actually what it looks like in these videos
Fredrik
Member
It’s just that it’s vastly different games. Even on a surface level. And I don’t know if Outlaws is like Assassin’s Creed, haven’t seen anything point to that and the studio has never made an AC game.
amigastar
Member
Are these really ingame graphics, because if yes then bravo.
kiphalfton
Member
Another massive open world game that probably has the same 5-10 side quests recycled over, and over again.
Hawkeye2890
Member
Looks great but I will never not want to make my own character. I'm always more invested when I can make my own avatar that represents what I want to play and then role play and grow that character. I'm not sure why that isn't the industry standard at this point.