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He specifically added that you can turn off individual parts of the HUD too, though.
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I'll get it because I've preordered the deluxe edition from GAME in the UK and they've got the exclusive DLC.
EDIT: Ah if it's just a bedtime story then I won't bother playing it first. I will however be watching Kingsglaive before I play to build up anticipation!
EDIT: Ah if it's just a bedtime story then I won't bother playing it first. I will however be watching Kingsglaive before I play to build up anticipation!
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I can't see the image for some reason, but I'm pretty sure it's Twitter user strhess138's creation.
On another topic, every year CEDEC (Computer Entertainment Developers Conference) takes place during the summer in Japan, and this August, Square Enix's back with more FFXV-related presentations. Some of you might remember the Episode Duscae AI presentation from last year.
All presentations this year are in English, and they allow photography and sharing of information on SNS. Since this is a conference for engineers, programmers, and others who hold technical positions, expect the content to be specialized and not aimed at a general audience. SE usually upload the slides after the conference is over.
1) Optimization of AAA-title development: the case of Final Fantasy XV
2) Final Fantasy XV – Character and environment workflow
3) Level meta AI control system in Final Fantasy XV (the full game, not Episode Duscae)
4) Structure of backend, asset build systems that support Final Fantasy XV development + collection and visualization of gameplay log(s)
There's an English website, but I can't find English web pages for the presentations at the moment: http://cedec.cesa.or.jp/2016/koubo/en/
On another topic, every year CEDEC (Computer Entertainment Developers Conference) takes place during the summer in Japan, and this August, Square Enix's back with more FFXV-related presentations. Some of you might remember the Episode Duscae AI presentation from last year.
All presentations this year are in English, and they allow photography and sharing of information on SNS. Since this is a conference for engineers, programmers, and others who hold technical positions, expect the content to be specialized and not aimed at a general audience. SE usually upload the slides after the conference is over.
1) Optimization of AAA-title development: the case of Final Fantasy XV
2) Final Fantasy XV – Character and environment workflow
3) Level meta AI control system in Final Fantasy XV (the full game, not Episode Duscae)
4) Structure of backend, asset build systems that support Final Fantasy XV development + collection and visualization of gameplay log(s)
There's an English website, but I can't find English web pages for the presentations at the moment: http://cedec.cesa.or.jp/2016/koubo/en/
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Final Fantasy XV to make appearance at SIGGRAPH 2016 through some presentations ("Visuals of Final Fantasy XV"). Teaser trailers here:
Only two digits on the countdown now! lol.
99 days to go though. Ugh. KILLING ME. Not even just because I want to play, but just because there have been SO many arguments and so many unanswered questions that just can't be answered until the game comes out. This is the age of google. I don't know how to handle "wondering" things anymore!
99 days to go though. Ugh. KILLING ME. Not even just because I want to play, but just because there have been SO many arguments and so many unanswered questions that just can't be answered until the game comes out. This is the age of google. I don't know how to handle "wondering" things anymore!
I addressed that here.
Also, lots of new famitsu scans.
https://twitter.com/ryougasaotome/status/745715011113336836
https://twitter.com/ryougasaotome/status/745715218525921280
Also, lots of new famitsu scans.
https://twitter.com/ryougasaotome/status/745715011113336836
https://twitter.com/ryougasaotome/status/745715218525921280
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Did we ever get official word on which engine they are using now, BTW?
When the GI feature started, during their "first impressions" stuff, one of them started to break the news that this was no longer running on the Luminous engine, and Baldie Mccaught-in-a-lie ruined any chance of discussion about it by being too proud to admit he didn't know what they were talking about it, so he brushed it off as old news.
That's the only source of this I've seen. Has there been any official word on what engine they're using? Is it still an off-shoot of Luminous or something totally different? Was the first guy as full of crap as the second guy?
When the GI feature started, during their "first impressions" stuff, one of them started to break the news that this was no longer running on the Luminous engine, and Baldie Mccaught-in-a-lie ruined any chance of discussion about it by being too proud to admit he didn't know what they were talking about it, so he brushed it off as old news.
That's the only source of this I've seen. Has there been any official word on what engine they're using? Is it still an off-shoot of Luminous or something totally different? Was the first guy as full of crap as the second guy?
IIFRC The last time they talked about the Engine it seems like they are using a heavily modified version of Luminous along side Umbra (for lighting I think). The main reason why their version of Luminous heavily edited being that they probably won't continue using it so they didn't mind picking it apart and putting it back together. But I mean the last time they talked about this stuff was like a year~ish ago, so I could be completely wrong and talking out of my arse.
See, that's sort of what I was thinking, that GI misunderstood the Umbra thing and thought it was using a different engine entirely. I just haven't seen much discussion about it since that GI thing. Generally that'd mean there was nothing real to talk about, but I figured if anyone would know, it'd be someone here.