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UE6 gonna be another woke slop, just watch.

 

[outsida]

Really cranking it out now aren't they?

 

[Germuso]

So the witcher 4 and cyberpunk 2 are already outdate

 

[Barakov]

 

[Generic]

They haven't even figured out how to make 5 run well yet. What could go wrong with UE6? Here we are, on the eve of the launch of the new version, and the ONLY UE5 game I can think of that I can say really runs great is ARC Raiders. Am I missing one?

Fortnite runs perfectly on EU5.

 

[ADiTAR]

This looks like a 1000000000 times better than UE5, UE5.4.

 

[nemiroff]

Well, for end users UE5 was nice on paper... Now let's see it come to life through "UE6".

 

[Jinzo Prime]

So apparently Rocket Leauge is still running on UE3

Now I'm starting to see why this is a big deal for the Rocket Leauge fans; skipping over 2 engines is pretty crazy.

 

[Beechos]

Cmon like they couldnt easily make rocket league look like that on ue5 or even 4.

 

[Exentryk]

 

[Pimpbaa]

Unreal Engine has always beens resource hungry with inconsistent performance (except for devs that modify UE heavily). I really don't see how people are expecting UE6 to be any different. All the best uses of it will probably be the devs that modify the fuck out of it. Even something as simple as HDR has been so inconsistent on UE4 and UE5.

 

[Ðuelist]

Looks like Rocket league.

 

[adamsapple]

Motherfuckers can we have consistent reliable and performant output on UE5 first?

 

[Bitstream]

 

[CamHostage]

I'm kind of surprised they didn't use Fortnite.

Eh, Fortnite is a massive platform of a game and will take some time to convert plus already got done UE5 upgrades, whereas Rocket League is so old it still has UE3 roots and even in a 60 second commercial can show some improvements.

But also I think UE5 and UE6 may stand as separate tech branches for a little bit rather than it being a straight "upgrade" that every developer falls all over themselves trying to adopt immediately, and that would make Rocket League a fair candidate to pilot it. The main thrust of making another new engine has been said to be the tacking multi threading finally, and doing that as its own instance while UE5 keeps on all the additions/fixes it has in the works would allow each to progress as needed. (And as this thread reaction points out, UE5 needs a lot still.) So a smaller but still massively adopted (in the scrutinized tournament play market, no less) game like RL would be a sensible proof case. Then UE6 could fold in UE5 features until it is caught up. UE5 as the mature old Unreal for massive projects in progress for the past few years, UE6 as the robust but evolving engine for this and future platforms.