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If MindsEye was actually finished before release. Complete in a sense with an interactable open world, NPCs and interiors like these ones they've added in their latest update, I think it would've been a fantastic game no joke

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The open world of MindsEye feels like an empty shell of what could have been. I'm being honest, Redrock is beautiful and it is beautifully designed but that's about it. The fundamental issues of this game like lack of NPCs, activities, bugged out traffic system, limited open world exploration and what is an overall half-baked game results in nothing other than a good looking ghost town. Build a Rocket Boy shouldn't have released this game in this state.

The open world of MindsEye feels like an empty shell of what could have been. I'm being honest, Redrock is beautiful and it is beautifully designed but that's about it. The fundamental issues of this game like lack of NPCs, activities, bugged out traffic system, limited open world exploration and what is an overall half-baked game results in nothing other than a good looking ghost town. Build a Rocket Boy shouldn't have released this game in this state.

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Fable has over 1000 hand crafted NPCs Each of these NPCs have their own routine, j*b, relationships and have a memory of their own with real-time in-game systems. Here's an example on how an NPC conversation would go if you've never interacted with him before

Fable has over 1000 hand crafted NPCs Each of these NPCs have their own routine, j*b, relationships and have a memory of their own with real-time in-game systems. Here's an example on how an NPC conversation would go if you've never interacted with him before

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I revisited MindsEye to see if things have improved So far the game still feels like it is on its early alpha stage, you can free roam via Arcadia mode but the open world is shallow and empty, you still do basic things like hijacking cars, like the ones that have NPCs on them because there is probably not an animation for that, you can't even hijack parked cars. Performance is much better though, so I guess that's a plus

I revisited MindsEye to see if things have improved So far the game still feels like it is on its early alpha stage, you can free roam via Arcadia mode but the open world is shallow and empty, you still do basic things like hijacking cars, like the ones that have NPCs on them because there is probably not an animation for that, you can't even hijack parked cars. Performance is much better though, so I guess that's a plus

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Why don't we have this level of NPC density in recent AAA Games? Assassins Creed: Unity was by no means perfect, you can clearly see some NPCs popping into the frame while you're playing and some others not load properly, but it came out in 2014! It was designed on previous-gen consoles that ran on a Hard Drive and it was a game that was so rushed, Ubisoft never bothered to give it the love that it deserved. If there's one thing that still fascinates me about this game even today is the sheer number of NPCs that are rendered into this open world, it simply feels alive. By 2025, you'd think that most AAA game studios would have already gotten over these issues like NPCs popping into the frame and we would have Open World games that feel more alive than ever before. Nope, instead of huge number of NPCs, modern gaming companies are more focused on bringing Ray Tracing features which I have nothing against if it wasn't for having a such a small number of NPCs. I'm not an expert to determine what the exact reason behind having so few NPCs really is but I honestly would love if Ubisoft gave another shot at this kind of tech. Thankfully one of the games that looks like it will have this huge number of NPCs is Grand Theft Auto VI, by the screenshots and Trailers alone, it reminded me of how alive Unity really felt and I can't wait until that game comes out.

Why don't we have this level of NPC density in recent AAA Games? Assassins Creed: Unity was by no means perfect, you can clearly see some NPCs popping into the frame while you're playing and some others not load properly, but it came out in 2014! It was designed on previous-gen consoles that ran on a Hard Drive and it was a game that was so rushed, Ubisoft never bothered to give it the love that it deserved. If there's one thing that still fascinates me about this game even today is the sheer number of NPCs that are rendered into this open world, it simply feels alive. By 2025, you'd think that most AAA game studios would have already gotten over these issues like NPCs popping into the frame and we would have Open World games that feel more alive than ever before. Nope, instead of huge number of NPCs, modern gaming companies are more focused on bringing Ray Tracing features which I have nothing against if it wasn't for having a such a small number of NPCs. I'm not an expert to determine what the exact reason behind having so few NPCs really is but I honestly would love if Ubisoft gave another shot at this kind of tech. Thankfully one of the games that looks like it will have this huge number of NPCs is Grand Theft Auto VI, by the screenshots and Trailers alone, it reminded me of how alive Unity really felt and I can't wait until that game comes out.

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953,812 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

MindsEye has a very beautifully designed city and setting. It just sucks that all of this was rushed to death. There's no life to it, no enterable buildings, no activities, just some dull NPCs with nothing to do in it. The vision was always there, but never realized.

MindsEye has a very beautifully designed city and setting. It just sucks that all of this was rushed to death. There's no life to it, no enterable buildings, no activities, just some dull NPCs with nothing to do in it. The vision was always there, but never realized.

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I need an open world game with these visuals

I need an open world game with these visuals

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375,663 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Truns out you can actually explore the open world in MINDSEYE with some caveats, during one mission I managed to barely glitch out. So far I've put 2-3 hours in and I haven't been able to free roam because I would immediately get a Mission Failed Screen. You can free roam on foot, but thats basically it. The Redrock City is very detailed and beautiful but it is lifeless as it can get with NPCs barely seen doing anything, reminding me of The UE5 Matrix Awakens Demo.

Truns out you can actually explore the open world in MINDSEYE with some caveats, during one mission I managed to barely glitch out. So far I've put 2-3 hours in and I haven't been able to free roam because I would immediately get a Mission Failed Screen. You can free roam on foot, but thats basically it. The Redrock City is very detailed and beautiful but it is lifeless as it can get with NPCs barely seen doing anything, reminding me of The UE5 Matrix Awakens Demo.

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i think your game is outdated bro they added tails and a few other playable characters in the latest update

i think your game is outdated bro they added tails and a few other playable characters in the latest update

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They've actually talked about it before. Warryn got another woman pregnant(she didn't keep it) Erica ultimately decided he was a good man who made a mistake. That's why in that scene with Tina she was like "you haven't been through this before, I have "

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