I missed this guy, where has he been?
And yes ok you can't compare with Cyberpunk because reasons, but that was a funny comment
that and the video making him stressed 
And yes ok you can't compare with Cyberpunk because reasons, but that was a funny comment
that and the video making him stressed 
its incredibly detailed environments. Not sure what type of asset tools they have, but if they are making all of that from scratch with no procedural generation; that is quite an undertaking.I missed this guy, where has he been?
And yes ok you can't compare with Cyberpunk because reasons, but that was a funny comment
Well, from memory R&C levels are large but quite self contained in a series of corridors of varying size, so not very 'open'. I'm sure that helps a lot perfecting every little corner of the stages.
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He's been in the same place as last time, living in Australia and making tutorials on how to make a videogame engine, while developing his own videogame engine by himself.
He started doing these reaction videos again last week, and I find them really great because he comes off as genuine: his popularity is already built elsewhere, doesn't have an audience and sponsors to cater to with number of views and subscriptions, doesn't owe fealty to any brand.
Yup, from what I remember of the PS4 Ratchet & Clank the levels feel big but they're actually non-complex and not very big either.
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I replayed the PS4 Ratchet & Clank game just a few weekends back (after the 60fps update) and several of the worlds are designed as fully open environments. What tends to prevent you moving freely about them is dangerous terrain like lava or lack of equipment but there is one massive world (Gespar) in particular that is wholly predicated on getting around around it in a jetpack.
There aren't any mini-cell load-triggered environments like Bethesda games, the worlds are just open environments so if you can see something in the world, and you can glitch your way to it, you will see how open the worlds are. The same was true of the PS3 and PS2 outings too.
Ah yes the level with the big brain monsters!
Just caught up on some of the drama (which I'm not going to link) going on between some very obvious jaded fanboys and Insomniac. Sometimes I wish developers would just ignore these clowns. Anyhow, great image quality...
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So.. just like every other Sony exclusive with photo mode?
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Based on the PSVR Spider-Man experience, a full on Spider-Man PSVR2 game would be amazing. And also terrifying.
State of Play on right now!
The level of detail and animation is god-like. Just wow...
