I think that's how most games start. Before a project is greenlit, it would be first pitched to investors on how the game would work and feel like. I believe when the new Norse God of War was revealed, they haven't worked on most of the game yet. The problem is that most of these game startups could scale up after the pitch. Like Star Citizen already surpassed GTAV's development cost at least a few times already, even if it was the most expensive game at its time. Seems they're irresponsible in hsndling their money.

ok bro now make a game with

Spot on, respect man

im so glad this "Game" flopped hard, and shut down the studio

Great video

I don’t know where the best place is to start, as far as the best, slow burn and learn tutorial is

'Parody' You Keep Using That Word, I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means 😜

If you make this game a single player story i think it can work out

I feel like our brains have a nasty habit of filling in the blanks, and takes a choreographed trailer as a showcase of all the things they could be doing right now. In fact, the less that's honestly shown, the more potential to just assume that there's a whole game that's going to be this fun and do all this cool stuff. Videos like this are useful in showing both how easy it is to fake something cinematic but shallow, but also how we need to be more mindful of how scripted/staged trailers are often a game putting its best foot forward, not was the average experience will be like.

Im 2 minutes in solution sounds like a.i. heres 1 it sounds like you want: A.I. 3 states 1. Normal routine probably a patrol state. 2. Heres sound should probably move patrol state to where sound is. 3. Combat State afterseeing player. I suck with a.i. in unreal but im guessing 2 should be some type of move to sound location. If see player enter combat else move to normal location resume normal routine.

I like the excited reaction from people after seeing a generic character model walk in an empty city for 30 seconds. Feels like it's all people still in denial after Day Before.

people don't realize just how much actual work it takes to make a game.. whatever you're imagining, multiply it by 10 and you're still low. it's no kidding a LOT of work. even for the smallest games, there are a million little things you don't think about when playing.

lol

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Thanks gfor the Vadio

really cool video hope to see more

dude awesome work. Do you happen to have any videos that show how you get WASD to work with Isometric Cam?

What plug-in are you using to keep your editor so damn cleannn

Early

ooooooh AI 😂

do or do not. there is no try.

To be fair the technical definition of parody involves over exaggeration for comedic effect so you just because you say it's a parody doesn't mean it is and your video clearly is not a parody there's no over exaggeration or comedy it's just a gameplay trailer

This is better than 90 percent of the games out now!

screw the mmo, make a roguelike, more viable, less work. it looks cool. do it.

Do I have to join the entire objects first before importing to substance?

You could theoretically scam people with 0$ spent on assets and such, there are enough sites on the internet on which you can download assetpacks for free which makes this entire scam trailer thing even more scary if you think about it.

This is legitimately what Bungie did with the original Halo 2 trailer. They even showed how fake the scene was later on, and you can still find this video online.

I'm not making any games yet. I think I'll just try to learn how to program blueprints for about 5 years. In the meantime, I will be buying animations that I believe are essential to advance the programming. When I make a game it will be as simple as possible, telling a story with text and turn-based combat as simple as possible. One person alone cannot make a triple A game and it must be a simple game but with a great script. The easiest thing would be to create the interiors cities and towns with 2d images backgrounds (like FF8) made with artificial intelligence. At a high resolution it can look like a real 3d environment. The key is to simplify.

yeah level design is tricky and takes a while crocodile but its all worth it once you get to play your creation:)

Input action mappings are cool tho, you can remove them and add them on the fly

i still think you're struggling with what the word parody means

i mean.. idiots are just gonna keep buying it xD

dude PLEASE make the game, youre the one to do it! youre the GOAT! youre the only one to trust with a projeect like this! PLEASE! you think youre not the guy BUT YOU ARE THE GUY!!!!

Thanks a lot for showing us!!! :) I was always wondering how these type of trailers got made.

This is exactly what a kickstarter game called Identity did. Also The War Z to a certain extent.

cool

Good pace, but I can't read the writing in the engine, it's too fuzzy

Wow can't wait to play this game! 😅

Now you MUST make this a real game. And name it "The day after" please.

Amazing video. Never thought about game trailers like a movie set, thanks for the insight because that explains everything about marketing nowadays. It always felt weird things like the Watch Dogs 1 trailer happening because I thought it was more like optimization, but it makes sense to focus development time on the areas where you know are going to be exposed first to the public and reel back once you realize its not feasible for a full scale game

Hey crimson , I wanted to ask for the minimal Ui system , would it be possible to change the colors or are they fixed ?

I worked at Ubisoft 2015-2019. I helped create the fake gameplay trailer for the Division 2 with the fake players talking. I worked on the crashed plane and the water effects. I talked with some old devs and some hard worked on the FarCry3 E3 fake gameplay video. It is the video that shows FarCry 3 with far superior graphics. They told me during development, a copy build is made and this new one becomes the E3 build. Additional devs are put to work on the E3 build and they make it look better and add more effects that will never be on the game. Ubisoft did this also for Watchdogs 1, lot of people say these games got downgraded but they are wrong since the videos are completely separate builds of the game never meant to be sold. The reason Ubi doesn't do this anymore is not players getting mad but because the head guy of game development at Ubisoft was fired when all the allegations came out a few years ago. It is when the head of HR and other high level Ubisoft expects got all fired at once. Once that guy left we never did any more fake E3 builds

I had to go back to square one and start really understanding the basics of blueprints, I tackled unreal like a filmmaker instead of a game dev, now im tackling it like a game dev and its really helping :)

I like so much you being open and talk about what part of game dev is difficult in your case. Some how the video inspire me to continue in my endevor to learn UE5. Thanks!

For an instance i thought it was the division footage

Amazing video! Looks so smooth!

wow

Is there a day time for the game?

With this methods you just create an optimization nightmare along the development pipeline...

I love this game so much we need 3rd person camera ASAP