Looks like Blender 4.0 cause that movement way smoother than unreal for sure.

@@AldanParris Blender is not a game engine bud...

get a job other than mcdonalds then we can talk

@@kintsugi3932 brother there is no correlation between working at McDonalds and prefering BR and MP type games

Every game doesn’t need to be multi player or BR and that’s a excuse for micro transactions no thanks

@@kintsugi3932 What a weird comment

@@GnA_000 Actually there’s a positive correlation w people that play multiplayer and br games consistently and people that work in fast food.

The storyline is the issue. It’s hard to give a health bar to the town or townspeople like in past Superman games because of his overpoweredness. Batman Arkham storylines don’t have this issue because he is making up for his lack of invincibility with gadgets, armor and combat abilities. Superman can overpower much more so playing him other than in a “sandbox superhero mode” is more of a dream than reality for now.

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Guess you can't read that it was a "demo"

I think you’re not understanding the problem. What studios mean when they say they can’t make a good Superman game is that they can’t make one that’s fun for anyone that’s not a child, for more than half an hour. This game still appears to suffer from the same problems that big studios are trying to avoid (namely that in lore Superman is basically stronger than 99% of his enemies). The original Undefeated game certainly did. Pretty boring after the first 15 minutes), but hey, if playing as an overpowered protagonist beating up super easy cannon fodder for 100+ hours is your thing, go ahead and pre-order this game 🤷🏻‍♂️.

@bonulite I understand it completely but all they have to do is use kandor and BAM enemies on his level

@@skippss01 That certainly wouldn’t solve the problem. Merely increasing the strength of enemies still makes for pretty boring gameplay if we’re just talking about strength vs. strength. Basically all you’d get is a 3D version of old school beat-em up button mashers. It’s not impossible to make a good Superman game. It’s just really difficult. To make a truly good Superman game, they’re going to need to add depth to the gameplay. Use his freeze breath properly. Use his heat vision as more than just a projectile blast and actually give it the ability to heat and melt things. Actually utilize his super speed and give the player the ability to vary his speed. Have consequences to not mitigating collateral damage. As it stands with where Undefeated: Genesis is in its current state, I don’t see anything that will entertain anyone, that regularly plays games even casually, for more than a couple days.