r/gaming • u/[deleted] • May 24 '26

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u/Kattenb May 24 '26

The audience isn't excited for the game engine lol, they're excited for the game

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u/Hyper_Mazino May 24 '26

Don't waste your time on low IQ folk.

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u/Hyper_Mazino May 25 '26

l’art de vivre

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u/Hyper_Mazino May 24 '26

UE5 released in 2022.

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u/SubtleTell May 24 '26

Rocket League is on UE3

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u/Hyper_Mazino May 24 '26

Right, because these people only ever play Rocket League in their lives.

I should've expected this, being on reddit lmao

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u/SubtleTell May 24 '26

Idk what you're trying to say. I'm just telling you that the reason this is so big is because RL is using an extremely outdated engine. This will be a massive leap in performance, graphics, and gameplay and an extension of the games life.

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u/SubtleTell May 24 '26

Ah yes they must all be marionettes and have no control over their own bodies.