I don’t know how to explain it but, this game is getting to the point where it looks so realistic it looks like real life. That’s how hard they’ve been working on this project. Kudos to them:)
Very nice. I do wish the devs would find a better way to do the jump transitions. But, at least they got rid of that horrific stutter when getting near some of the large, heavily detailed areas. Thanks for doing this.
@@Unus_Annus_ Indeed. I think I liked it better the other way. The jump points really damage the immersion quality, and in some cases take around half a minute to complete. One jump from the Turkish baths actually crashed my system.
7:04 The Old Dutch style B-59 cabin its my favorite one, i definitely choose it over the parlour suites, just look those wood panels with the blue decoration and those beds, its damn beautiful.
there are two A deck cabins that you can explore, I think it's A-3 and A-4 (the biggest A deck cabins) plus A-36 and A-37 in the A deck aft staircase near the smoke room.
I'd like to see the boat deck cabins. They weren't fancy and there were only 5 - 6 of them. One passenger was booked in them who didn't survive, despite being right up on deck with the boats.
That music awoke something inside of me. I can't stop thinking about the people who onced roamed, both on this ship and the world. We are them, they were us. Do they remain us? Are they still there? So many questions, so little answers. I am aware I sound crazy, and no, I am not stoned.
Thanks for this! I followed along using the B deck plans on Encyclopedia Titanica. ETA: I never realised the private promenades had access via shell doors.
me too, my favorite bedrooms are b58 (4:45) and b59 (7:04) but I definitely love b59, it feels much more cozy and ornamental, those wood panels with the blue decoration looks pretty nice, I can imagine myself taking a bath, dressing for sleep and lying in one of those two beds after a tired day and falling sleep in seconds.
I had this idea for the wreck get the worlds most brightest light and shine it inside the wreck to see the rooms in light and all the details that maybe survived
I am planning to write my own Titanic Story about these two ten year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost obviously meaning their families from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer to each other and helps them reconcile.
There's something wrong with the stained glass windows in this demo. In the dining room they are way too transparent and in the suites they look very washed out.
The developers wanted to get you access to both the private promenades. Since only one parlour suite is modeled, they had to open the private door from the B Deck boarding entrance so you can explore both. Those booking one of the parlour suites on B Deck that included the private promenade had private entryways into their cabin. That included a door directly from the B Deck boarding entrance into the private promande 2:09 and also, a private gantryway 2:24.
Only two cabins on A deck and a handful on C deck had totally private bathrooms. The rest had to either share with the cabin next-door, or use a public lavatory.
It's a virtual masterpiece.
Just to think that tonight when I crawl between the bed sheets,I’ll be the first ,it feels like this ship was made just for us
I don’t know how to explain it but, this game is getting to the point where it looks so realistic it looks like real life. That’s how hard they’ve been working on this project. Kudos to them:)
Very nice. I do wish the devs would find a better way to do the jump transitions. But, at least they got rid of that horrific stutter when getting near some of the large, heavily detailed areas. Thanks for doing this.
I think they overdid it a bit.
I had to go through two of those jumps when I was going through the gates on the boat deck. A bit unnecessary
@@Unus_Annus_ Indeed. I think I liked it better the other way. The jump points really damage the immersion quality, and in some cases take around half a minute to complete. One jump from the Turkish baths actually crashed my system.
😢😢😢😢😢😢
7:04 The Old Dutch style B-59 cabin its my favorite one, i definitely choose it over the parlour suites, just look those wood panels with the blue decoration and those beds, its damn beautiful.
I hope we get to see more cabins like A-Deck and D-Deck in first class, the second class cabins, and third class cabins.
there are two A deck cabins that you can explore, I think it's A-3 and A-4 (the biggest A deck cabins) plus A-36 and A-37 in the A deck aft staircase near the smoke room.
I'd like to see the boat deck cabins. They weren't fancy and there were only 5 - 6 of them. One passenger was booked in them who didn't survive, despite being right up on deck with the boats.
@visionist7 as I recall hearing, that passenger got that cabin if the ship was in trouble or distress, he be the first to know.
That music awoke something inside of me. I can't stop thinking about the people who onced roamed, both on this ship and the world. We are them, they were us. Do they remain us? Are they still there? So many questions, so little answers.
I am aware I sound crazy, and no, I am not stoned.
Thanks for this! I followed along using the B deck plans on Encyclopedia Titanica.
ETA: I never realised the private promenades had access via shell doors.
It was for bringing particularly large items of luggage that parlour suite passengers might have.
Does anyone else start to feel really sleepy when seeing all those nice cosy rooms and pretty ornamental beds ? 😅😂
me, i started to imagine how comfortable the bed on the suite's is
me too, my favorite bedrooms are b58 (4:45) and b59 (7:04) but I definitely love b59, it feels much more cozy and ornamental, those wood panels with the blue decoration looks pretty nice, I can imagine myself taking a bath, dressing for sleep and lying in one of those two beds after a tired day and falling sleep in seconds.
The first Suite that you go enside is not the B-57, is the Parlour Suite B-51/B-53/B-55.
Very good Video. Thanks
Superb decoration design and great workmanship. TD Atlanta
I had this idea for the wreck get the worlds most brightest light and shine it inside the wreck to see the rooms in light and all the details that maybe survived
Watch Ghosts of the Abyss. They did it on the saloon deck and were able to see the lead glass windows.
Great vid. Loved first class and 2nd class too. 😊.
Its so amazing!🤩👌
I am planning to write my own Titanic Story about these two ten year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost obviously meaning their families from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer to each other and helps them reconcile.
Where did you get that music? If fits really nicely to the video!
WOW!! GREAT THANK'S!!!
Wonder if they would have had to install hand rails on those endless corridors? Was this done on Olympic?
The bed looks small ya?
My Cabin on TV RPG 2023 , B-59
ammzing demo
Love the music 🎵
Brilliant
Why the Bruce Ismay suite are close? B-52, 54 and 56
The First cabin is B51
Probably a simple typo. He shows the correct B57 at 6:30
If you had a choice, what cabin would you stay in, just in general
I really like the tiger wood in B-53, so probably that one lol
For me i would do B-58, looks like a modern suite, would be comfortable for me
Probably B81, though im curious if it has a private bathroom
There's something wrong with the stained glass windows in this demo. In the dining room they are way too transparent and in the suites they look very washed out.
13:34 no French breakfast in a French styled establishment?
One of the rooms is so blue it looks like the ravenclaw dorm room.
When are they going to make the other parlour suite available?
Beautiful!!
In the private promenade why is there an open door?
The developers wanted to get you access to both the private promenades. Since only one parlour suite is modeled, they had to open the private door from the B Deck boarding entrance so you can explore both. Those booking one of the parlour suites on B Deck that included the private promenade had private entryways into their cabin. That included a door directly from the B Deck boarding entrance into the private promande 2:09 and also, a private gantryway 2:24.
How do you go slow like that? The game's walking speed is sort of faster than what you're doing.
You need to hold ctrl while walking :)
@@robertomorello2148 that crouches my avatar, but I become lower to the ground. He appears to be walking slowly without crouching.
In my version running you have to hold down a key.
Its just a question abou time when the start playing search and destroy, team deathmatch etc. on this map.
Hopefully centuries from now, since that won't happen so long as the project exists.
Do each of the rooms have their own bathroom or what would be in that space behind the door next to the bed.
Only two cabins on A deck and a handful on C deck had totally private bathrooms. The rest had to either share with the cabin next-door, or use a public lavatory.
@@DerpyPossum so at the foot of each of the beds there’s that door. What’s in that space?
@@JGM1911 A wardrobe room, as it was referred to.
What is Rose's suite
52/54/56
B 52, 54, 56 but it's not yet developed by THG.
maybe we can see it in sooner updates
I want to see that one too! I was hoping it would be here
I thought the Grand Staircase was made of darker wood?
Nope
it was yes but THG have a bit of a weird issue with wood textures
UE5 lumen 🙃