Crimson Desert - Gameplay
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A lot of new footage there. I like that it shows normal exploration and not just combat. I'm more interested in this now.
Also, now I understand the TW3 comparison that another journalist made before. There are a few scenes in there that gave me a TW3 vibe. It even feels like they tried to copy the style of the music.
Also, now I understand the TW3 comparison that another journalist made before. There are a few scenes in there that gave me a TW3 vibe. It even feels like they tried to copy the style of the music.
Yep those combat trailers from Gamescom didn't do the game justice.
So it's nice to see exploration, NPCs and other areas of the game.
So it's nice to see exploration, NPCs and other areas of the game.
SSIGuy
An Islander Returned
This was not even on my radar but honestly, it looks pretty good. I'll definitely keep an eye on it.
Redglyph
proud GASP member
Wow, the world is very impressive! Not only the design and all the sounds, but all the NPCs walking around, which make the towns and cities feel so alive. With mud, paved areas, and all, very medieval-like.
So it seems they're much more further in the development than earlier news suggested. I fear it requires a beast of a PC, though. Or maybe not. I first thought it was UE5, but it's their proprietary Pearl Abyss engine. I was shocked by all the details of the world, even far away, when the protagonist did his flying stunt.
I'm a little worried by "blending a single-player storytelling with multiplayer elements" (maybe it's not in that video, I saw that info in this other one - link to the description bit). Not sure exactly how they see that, but their first game was an MMORPG, so it's not reassuring. As long as it can be switched off and doesn't require a permanent connection where we see all the other players jumping around in hubs or cities, it should be fine.
PS: The sprint animation is hilarious, but it must be a placeholder.
So it seems they're much more further in the development than earlier news suggested. I fear it requires a beast of a PC, though. Or maybe not. I first thought it was UE5, but it's their proprietary Pearl Abyss engine. I was shocked by all the details of the world, even far away, when the protagonist did his flying stunt.
I'm a little worried by "blending a single-player storytelling with multiplayer elements" (maybe it's not in that video, I saw that info in this other one - link to the description bit). Not sure exactly how they see that, but their first game was an MMORPG, so it's not reassuring. As long as it can be switched off and doesn't require a permanent connection where we see all the other players jumping around in hubs or cities, it should be fine.
PS: The sprint animation is hilarious, but it must be a placeholder.