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It’s funny to see you comparing UE4 with Frostbite. Go get Frostbite and start developing with it. Oh wait, you can’t? (especially for free and then for 5% share)
Cryengine sucks. Yes, it has tools UE4 doesn’t have, but other than that support is worse, documentation is worse, community is scarce. I don’t even recall any decent games that just work out of the box made with Cryengine besides games made by Crytek themselves (and even with those there are a ton of issues).
Unity started a long, long time ago and that’s all they work on - engine that runs on virtually everything and supports anything (supports so much hated here Windows Store and supports Facebook). And if you go commercial not only you have to pay for the engine as subscription, you also pay separately for support. Unity doesn’t make games, unlike Epic, and Unity is a larger company.
Right now UE4 has everything one needs to make a good game. AAA devs can implement whatever they needs (they have money and manpower) and can make indie-level games with UE4 as-is. Look at the examples of successful indie titles. None uses real-time or massive open worlds (although No Man’s Lie … err Sky does, but they made their own engine and the game still sucked at the end).
Also, VR market is new, unsaturated. A new beginning for many of indies. Conventional market is super crowded and saturated, so it’s impossible to make living without massive PR, which is expensive or publisher that takes away almost all proceeds.
It’s just same old crowd moans and ******#s here about missing features and such instead of working on their games with what engine already offers and learning ins and out of budding new technology.
P.S. There are things I’d like to see in UE4 asap too, but I know it’s not going to happen in the nearest future. Give it a few more years for engine to mature.
Dude, are you some kind of experimental social advertising bot from epic or facebook or what is happening here?
Or are you just having your fun with us by trolling us?
I have a hard time believing that post is actualy comming from a real person.