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If there was one major complaint about Starfield when it launched in 2023, it was that many aspects of the game felt dated, leaning on the aging Bethesda Creation Engine. A former developer from the studio has voiced strong opinions on the matter, suggesting that the company should consider switching to Unreal Engine 5 for future projects.
The criticism stems from the noticeable limitations of the current engine, which many players felt hindered the overall experience. The former developer highlighted that Unreal Engine 5 offers advanced graphical capabilities and improved performance, which could significantly enhance the quality of future games.
As gaming technology continues to evolve, the demand for more immersive and visually stunning experiences is growing. The transition to a more modern engine could not only revitalize Bethesda's game development process but also help the company regain its standing in an increasingly competitive market. Fans are eager to see how such a shift could impact upcoming titles and the overall direction of the beloved studio.
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