Will this new game engine save the European Union or will it be the new Nau Engine?
>built by Europeans>opportunity for AI agents to 'do the work of ten or fifteen people'
Europe hasn't made good technology since 1945.
>>108840935>Built by EuropeansGrim that this sounds like "Built by Indians" or "Built by Nigerians"
>>108840975Unironically this. We pretend to be socialist on postwar American gibs.At the same time, you must be old money to make it in Europe.
>>108840935>can a game engine work miracles?no
>>108840975Not true. Concorde was 1965. WWW was 1989. All modern biotech is european made. All modern chip fabrication tech is european. Nokia and Ericsson built the foundation of all modern telecom.
>>108841825Doesnt really sound like it until you read the AI part
>>108840935With AI, you can build your own game, no need for engines and bloat
And I'm sure all those amazing savings are going to get passed on to the customers
>>108840935It will actually be an interesting test for AI:Will it be able to model the world in a both realistic and efficient way?Game engines are special because they're basically real-time world simulators.
>>108841868>All modern chip fabrication tech is european.That's not true though.The imprinting tech is European but most of the other techs (etching, deposition, masks, etc) are mostly Japanese or American.
>>108840935>a European rival to the Unreal and Unity game enginesWhat's stopping this one from moving to the US just like Unity did?
>>108840935no its a scam just like the crypto thing was a scam probably someones nephew wanted EU money. If they really wanted a European game engine they could just use blender or cryengine.
>>108842664The Blender game engine died for a reason, tho.
>>108840963this guy will coerce some tech illiterate boomers and steal MILLIONS from EU taxpayers with his AI AGENTS OPEN SOURCE GAME DEV STUDIO
>>108843522>OPEN SOURCEHe didn't say that, tho.
>>108843591oh, even less accountability. godspeed.
>>108840963This company will just move to San Francisco as soon as it can because europeans still think San Francisco is better than Mississippi.
>>108840935>Will this new game engine save the European UnionWe already have the CryEngine from Crytek, a german studio, did they forget about it?
>>108843661The point of SF is access to capital and a clientbase ready to buy the latest gizmo without thinking, thus steady dealflow to get more investment. That is the only reason anyone goes there. Other than that it's well known to be a dangerous shithole full of druggies and criminals that is unlivable.
>>108843686Nashville Tennessee is filled with cheap land, cheap customers and cheap labor. That's where Starbucks is moving now. Europeans are always a step behind. San Francisco is buying necklace AIs and chinese peptides. Risk taking behavior of rushing into the future. But it shouldn't pay the bills.
>>108843717Nice self-own inbred
>>108840935Oh, great, there might finally be an open source engine with a AAA-level ECS, a flexible modern renderer and a functioning level editor->AI agentsnever fucking mind.
>>108840935Original source here.https://www.bnr.nl/nieuws/tech-innovatie/10600523/guerrilla-oprichter-en-voormalig-epic-directeur-komt-met-volledig-europese-game-engineTheir main interest seems to be applying 3D simulations across the defense and logistics sectors. They also never once mention that it would be open source.
>>108843411I thought the lack of funding forced them to focus on a more narrow set of features.
>>108843905>across the defensebut of course its yet another MIC scam. The only way to get funding in the EU is either shill some wef agenda or some MIC bullshit.
>>108840935CryEngine exists.
>>108840935>and complies with European rules and guidelinesSo they will somehow manage to bake the faggotry right into the engine and it will dox you when you start and have to submit your EUDI copy. Amazing.
>>108840935Isn't AI illegal in europe or something? Could've sworn they couldn't legally get access to GPT and claude because of GDPR
>>108844522They have Mistral. Their offerings are trash but they have a captive market in EU governments requiring their use over American and Chinese AI.
>>108844372dropped even by the people who developed it
>>108840935European Tech Sovereignty Fund about to donate millions more eurodollars to vaporware.
>>108840935godot
>>108845027Turk incompetence (or just them not being Jewish idk) does not mean the engine itself is bad.
>European engineWe already have Raylib and it's okay for 99.9% of the games out there.
>>108845200Kinda gay desu.If you wanna brag about tech, you mention shit like 96 kilobytes FPS game. kkrieger from 2004.
>>108841868In 10 years there wont be enough native euros to keep researching all that stuff.
The guy does sound legit, but they left this part out of the interview blurb:>[Brussee] co-founded... Boss Key ProductionsRang a bell. None other than the studio>Founded in April 2014 by Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee, formerly of Epic Games, the company developed LawBreakers (2017) and Radical Heights (2018), both of which were commercial failures, effectively leading to the closure of the development team in May 2018So even if he's not running a literal scam, not a good sign.The AI agent part is reasonable though. Any midsize-to-large game studio that does not use AI where appropriate in the coming years will fail. With the industry in its largest downturn since the 1983 crash, it's a "necessary evil", even if it accelerates the overall downturn in the short term (while AI is retarded and few understand how to use it effectively). Unity are (slowly) pushing for AI integration, not sure about Unreal. Not sure what an engine designed around AI development looks like.
>>108845263So the world as we know it ends definitely in 10 years.Back to hundreds of years of dark age.
>>108845404The biggest problem is if we deindustrialize enough in that time there won't be enough easy fossil fuel sources left for a rebound.
personally I think the EU should fund a FOSS or at least European alternative to the apple/google duopoly on smartphone OSes, and a FOSS or european alternative to VISA and Mastercard before they spend millions on game engine rugpulls
>>108840935Yeah lol no thank you, I'm not going to use European software unless I have to. It's not an advantage, it's a drawback. They would have to give me a very compelling reason as to why I should use it DESPITE it being European.
>>108845682Afaik it won't actually steal your shit. How about that?
>>108845698Neither do other frameworks, and they don't force mandatory cookie warnings on players.
>>108840935game engines are what destroy gamingevery game looks feels and plays the same because all of the inputs, physics, rendering, is all identical.back in the old days you had to have passion to make a game. blood sweat and tears went into it. the effort required raised the bar for what people were willing to do. and the relentless testing meant games simply were not buggy because they had to have been properly played and tested.now any retard can plop out some shit in an hour, dont need to test it right because the engine is bug free so my game also must be. level design? well it only took me a day to make the whole game so i hadn't really any time to think about it. how does it handle? idk engine does that part. and thats before AI.makes me fucking sick they should all be ashamed.>fully european hostedfuck off cunt
>>108845612>European alternative to the apple/google duopoly on smartphone OSesSo that we have a third option with mandatory ID verification and constantly scans your storage, conversations, and browsing history for negative sentiments towards immigrants?
>>108843864Bro, "AAA-level ECS" is like 200 lines of code. Don't be retarded please.
>>108844560Mistral is the second best model for document structured extraction (gemini is first, everything beside those two just makes shit up, disregards the schema, abridges the extraction, etc. etc.)
>>108840935Godot is the European game engine.
>>108845902This graph doesn't seem correct. Sweden had Ylva Johansson at the time and she was against Chat Control, quoting the overreaching nature of the act.
>>108840963I think the implicit messaging is that practically, a European person with average IQ does 15x the useful work of an African or (non-Jewish) Middle-Easterner or Indian, given the chance to automate.
>>108840935>government game enginekek
>>108840935Europe always wins in the end, he US was just a temprary placeholder and anomoly while they recovered from WW2 and defeated communism
>>108846064Oh god then we definitely don't need another one of those
