You replying to the wrong person, I know exactly what RT is, and enabling a toggle in UE5 is not it.

It needs to be enabled project side and properly implemented, anyone expecting RTR out of that is naïve, since it’s a deprecated feature anyway.

You can check more over at UE5 Documentation, I only won’t post link here for my claims cause it tends to hold the comment hostage.

Well, that’s actually RT. Ray-Traced Global Illumination & Ray-Traced Ambient Occlusion that is. No hardware ray-traced shadows or reflection, despite what the article says.
Due to mostly marketing (and some dsogaming own articles hyping up the thing too), most people think Real-time hardware accelerated Ray-Traced effect are just reflections, but it ain’t that at all.

nah, big studio = 1k-5k workers, need huge building or even few in different countries that alone costs A LOT, big studio = usually high wage so workers are expensive, it also means more taxes etc. Then you have licences, bloated marketing and you end up with stupid unsustainable costs.

That’s why they say 2024-2025 will be years of gaming studios closing down, current AAA model is no longer sustainable.

And that is good thing, gaming needs reset like the one it had back in the day.

its surprisingly good game, its survival aspect is minimalistic and can be turned off in world settings. Its like pokemon but instead evolving pokemons you enslave them to work for you and then breed them till you get one with good perks. You also use them as transport, healers, buffers, etc.
Its well made game, gets little boring towards the end but for its price its well worth it.
Also anyone playing solo after hitting level 40 rise exp rate and capture rate in world setting as default values are broken and it would take weeks of grind to level from 40 to 41 and real capture ratio(not the one displayed drops to almost zero) its balancing issue but world setting can easily fix that,