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All this for sure looks amazing. But I do not think it will bring anything new to gameplay. There is no big gameplay changes in past 15 years. All shooters, all

All this for sure looks amazing. But I do not think it will bring anything new to gameplay. There is no big gameplay changes in past 15 years. All shooters, all MMORPG, all strategy games and etc are based on the ideas of 2003-2005 years. Graphics are improving but most games have similar gameplay. I think the biggest next impact to gameplay and game industry will be engine that will be able to have huge zoom ability + ability to handle more than 30 000 players on the same map (of course that also depend on server software and not only game engine). Like traveling from space on ship to planet and after landing and play as a regular 1st person game but all of this with lots of players on the same world (more than 30 000). I think that is next big thing that will change game industry.

jayd16 6y ago
This ignores AR, VR, and other recent genres. We just had No Man's Sky come out doing exactly what you describe. Other procedural infinite space games exist.
- vasili111 6y ago
  > This ignores AR, VR, and other recent genres. They sounded promising but they did not made actual revolution in games. They are not mass product used by most players. > No Man's Sky come out doing exactly what you describe. Other procedural infinite space games exist. I said "able to have huge zoom ability + ability to handle more than 30 000 players on the same map". There are no games that have those both at the same time. Only those 2 in one game is what I am saying.
  - keenmaster 6y ago
    Play Half Life: Alyx and you might change your mind about VR. I think it convincingly shows that VR is the future. My setup: - OG Vive with deluxe audio kit and the wireless kits. (Both kits completely change the Vive and are in my opinion critical) - GTX 1080 Strix (factory overclocked) - 7th 6700k If I’m having this much fun on first gen hardware, then imagine next gen headsets with higher resolution, wider FOV, eye tracking, foveated rendering (enabling graphical fidelity more similar to big budget 2D games), a better developer ecosystem, more extensive haptics, built in wireless, more players (for social experiences and multiplayer), and increased comfort.
aerovistae 6y ago
No new ideas in the last 15 years? Have you played Return of the Obra Dinn? Or Overcooked? Or Spiderman for PS4? Idk, I think these are bringing whole new levels of gameplay to the table just in the past year.

jayd16 6y ago

This ignores AR, VR, and other recent genres. We just had No Man's Sky come out doing exactly what you describe. Other procedural infinite space games exist.

vasili111 6y ago
> This ignores AR, VR, and other recent genres. They sounded promising but they did not made actual revolution in games. They are not mass product used by most players. > No Man's Sky come out doing exactly what you describe. Other procedural infinite space games exist. I said "able to have huge zoom ability + ability to handle more than 30 000 players on the same map". There are no games that have those both at the same time. Only those 2 in one game is what I am saying.
- keenmaster 6y ago
  Play Half Life: Alyx and you might change your mind about VR. I think it convincingly shows that VR is the future. My setup: - OG Vive with deluxe audio kit and the wireless kits. (Both kits completely change the Vive and are in my opinion critical) - GTX 1080 Strix (factory overclocked) - 7th 6700k If I’m having this much fun on first gen hardware, then imagine next gen headsets with higher resolution, wider FOV, eye tracking, foveated rendering (enabling graphical fidelity more similar to big budget 2D games), a better developer ecosystem, more extensive haptics, built in wireless, more players (for social experiences and multiplayer), and increased comfort.

aerovistae 6y ago

No new ideas in the last 15 years? Have you played Return of the Obra Dinn? Or Overcooked? Or Spiderman for PS4? Idk, I think these are bringing whole new levels of gameplay to the table just in the past year.