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11/19/2013 9:18:38 PM
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The maps are massive. With the new engine Bungie is running you can load and travel 3km^2 at once before needing any type of buffer or loading for a new "zone". That's almost the size of the GTA V map.
From what's been said the actual areas are really huge.
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How is that exactly with the size of this game in terms of gb and blue ray discs? I'm asking honestly because: 1. I'm not knowledgable about disc and storage capacity. Especially for a game like this? 2. Will each planet be like the size of gta map? How would that translate to gb storage?
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Editado por A IR C T I C 7: 11/20/2013 6:11:09 AMThere will probably be a sizable download of around 8-10gb for this game. Atleast on the 360 and ps3
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There are multiple maps on each planet you must remember. So yeah. Destiny's pretty big.
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Good, so the 360 can generate with Bungie's new engine then
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I must have missed that. I thought it was 3km/sq render distance. Have a link where they talked about it? I probably just read it wrong, but can't find it at all now.
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If the engine can render (load) a distance of 3km^2 at once then that means you can travel that distance.
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I get that, but i'm saying i thought it was a continuous render, as in, 3km/sq from your position and constantly moving with you (were you out in the open to see it).
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No. I doubt that highly. The processing power that would be required would be ridiculous.
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It would, but with most of the game being run on the servers, and as powerful as the next gen systems are, i think it's plausible. We shall have to wait and see what actually happens though.
