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Ashes of Creation using Assets from "MMO Starter Kit"?
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It doesn't even look the fucking same.
Placeholder or not first impressions are important.
When you're going out of your way to find a fault you're going to find it, how important it is, well now, that's a different matter entirely. If their UI looks like this as they get closer to release... sure that may be an issue... Yet now? Could just be a simple placeholder only used to present what they wanna show. That's my impression....
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Nothing was debunked, it was a vague answer and could be summarized with the same response given over-and-over: " We're ripping out the net code and writing our own. "
None of the specific server questions were answered and most of it remains vague.
Further, this game has been in production for fifteen months and after fifteen months and claims of a proprietary back-end they release a demo video using the same assets from an "MMO Starter Kit" and utilize the integrated netcode for the demonstration. Where did fifteen months go?
Mark Jacobs had an entire engine in the works by that point with demonstrations and didn't pay for assets on a forum.
Fifteen Months. No back-end, bought assets, do you see the problem?
I'm not really sure I'm willing to argue with you anymore now.
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Hi, folks. When we began development for ESO, we licensed the HeroEngine so that we could hit the ground running. We used it as a tool for things like area prototypes and design concepts so that we could begin honing the art style. HeroEngine was our whiteboard: a great tool to put our ideas in the game and seeing them while the production engine was in development.
How long does it take to quickly use some pre-made assets that are pretty much for function as opposed to having your artists sit down (and I suppose a programmer) and make one.
Especially as they want to get a working game up and running as soon as possible.
Players really are their own worst enemy. They want AAA looking titles that operate like Indy Titles, that don't cost them much to anything, they want these games to be put together quickly and they want them great.
They extol the virtues of tools that allow actual indy developers to put together games but you can't use those tools because that means they are thieves and less than.
It's become a bit ridiculous.
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