• Red_October@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    A big part of the problem hasn’t been the engine. The problem has been that games that made the fact that they were using Unreal Engine 5 a core part of their marketing did so because they had fuckall else worth saying, tying perception of the engine to a bunch of truly mid games.

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      6 months ago

      The engine itself is clearly optimised to build fortnite and everything else needs to bend it to suit any other style of game.

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    6 months ago

    If it’s running 5.0-5.2, you should be worried. And most all games released to date are from this range. Devs could upgrade to 5.3+, the one they finally optimized it on. it’s not all on Epic

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    6 months ago

    Um. BS. I have a 1080 and Remnant 2 plays fantastic on my machine. It’s not UE5 which is the problem

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      6 months ago

      Ironically remnant 2 runs like ass, for me anyway. 2k 16:9 resolution with a 3090 and modern ryzen cpu (forgot which one exactly atm but it cost a lot lmao)

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      6 months ago

      And also 5.5’s new lighting reflection system is a big deal for UE