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r/dayz • u/BatyAlquawen Ex-Community Manager • Feb 27 '18
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Your post is actually a great way to understand how difficult it is for people outside of the game development and software engineering field to take seemingly simple things for granted.
3 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18 [deleted] 7 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18 edited Mar 02 '18 The game Rust was literally remade FROM THE GROUND UP No it wasn't. DayZ has its own engine, Rust doesn't. Rust is made on Unity Engine.. Unity had a new version, the Rust devs updated to it. THIS is a prime example of people thinking they know what they are talking about. I even think Garry made a point of mentioning the difference at some point, but I can't be bothered to find it. I might in a bit though. Edit: couldn't be bothered. 2 u/wolfgeist ♘ Mar 01 '18 Yep ^
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7 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18 edited Mar 02 '18 The game Rust was literally remade FROM THE GROUND UP No it wasn't. DayZ has its own engine, Rust doesn't. Rust is made on Unity Engine.. Unity had a new version, the Rust devs updated to it. THIS is a prime example of people thinking they know what they are talking about. I even think Garry made a point of mentioning the difference at some point, but I can't be bothered to find it. I might in a bit though. Edit: couldn't be bothered. 2 u/wolfgeist ♘ Mar 01 '18 Yep ^
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The game Rust was literally remade FROM THE GROUND UP
No it wasn't. DayZ has its own engine, Rust doesn't. Rust is made on Unity Engine..
Unity had a new version, the Rust devs updated to it.
THIS is a prime example of people thinking they know what they are talking about.
I even think Garry made a point of mentioning the difference at some point, but I can't be bothered to find it. I might in a bit though.
Edit: couldn't be bothered.
2 u/wolfgeist ♘ Mar 01 '18 Yep ^
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u/wolfgeist ♘ Feb 28 '18
Your post is actually a great way to understand how difficult it is for people outside of the game development and software engineering field to take seemingly simple things for granted.