For example in a Fallout New Vegas mod I worked on had an elevator where the walls would moved rather than the platform. This is code that does not exist in previous Bethesda Softworks games as in previous games elevators were faked in multiple ways. This feature requires new code that binds characters and other objects to a moving platfrom. My favorite example of this is in Fallout 4 there exists usable elevators. I personally have worked on mods for Fallout 3, Fallout NV, Skyrim and Fallout 4 and I have witnessed the engine grow and get better. The second myth I would like to tackle is the 'it's the exact same engine' argument. Those who have worked with this engine like myself know it is quite comfortable when you get used to it and can handle large open worlds pretty damn well compared to other engines and to replace it would mean hundreds of developers learning a new engine ratger than focus on making the next great game. In my opinion Bethesda needs to put a little more work into their engine but it does not need to be replaced. There is always something that can be done to improve on a project. Anyone who has worked in development knows that a prokect is never done. I am not saying that the Creation engine is great or even good enough but that the engine does not require replacement. Lets first of all remember that there are other engines that have been used and retooled ie Unreal Engine, Crytek Engine, Frostbite. The first myth I would like to dispell is that reusing code is bad and that we need a new engine every X number of years. I invite others who have worked with game design experience and those like myself who have worked with the Creation engine.

For these reasons I have decided to make this post.

With the concerns about the new game a lot of people are talking about the engine and how they hope its a new engine. A lot of people criticized Fallout 4 for still using the Creation/Gamebryo engine.

Download gamebryo engine cracked