3:38 I'm kind of glad they focused more on the base game's visuals. As impressive ray tracing may look, I'm glad they prioritized the 60 fps, gore and expanded levels instead.
This game's art direction doesn't seem to need Ray-tracing implementation. Interestingly he mentioned interest for other use cases of Ray-tracing besides reflections, real time lighting and shadows.
The thing that gets me so excited is how he's not talking up the "amazing game" he's instead ranting about how fantastic the people working on it are that really makes me think that they are trying their hardest to make another great game. It's gonna be GOTY calling it now.
@@HugoStiglitz88 Cyberpunk isn't overrated lol. Name me a modern, cyberpunk open-world RPG with the quality of The Witcher 3. Oh wait there aren't any.
Witcher 3 is pretty damn janky, not sure what this quality is you speak of. The story telling and immersion are what make it great, that actual gameplay is janky as hell.
I absolutely love id software. They have made some of the best FPS and game technology ever seen. I'm super hyped to get my hands on doom eternal, I'm as excited for the technical side as the game its self
@@-TriP- he would still be pushing mega textures xD I love John Carmack, probably the person that is the closest to be an idol for me, but I think it was a good thing he left at some point. He is a bit like a crazy genius and at some point its not very good for a video game company... That being said, his influence and legacy still reign supreme and I think thats perfect balance. ID makes better games than ever and the technological part of it is top notch.
To be fair I believe it's due to their legacy. Imagine you being a programmer who has the same passion for progress and going beyond what was done before. Where would you aspire to work at? ID software who are basically your dreamteam and your entire inspiration of doing what you do or work on new CoD game which was originally made on a modded ID Tech engine? I believe that people go to work for ID to carry on the torch and legacy of all the big names. They most likely grew playing original ID games and now it is their time to go beyond plus ultra. Maybe they will even make a real name for themselves. As in not even as a company but as individuals who worked in a company. Videogame market really needs more individual names, be it directors, artists (3d, 2d, animators), composers, programmers and so on and so forth. So far Mick Gordon stands out and imagine if we actually knew the names of people who coded ID Tech 7 and knew that they are out to work on some other project. I'm a fan of ID Tech engine in general, but I was never really bothered enough to find any info on people who worked on the thing. But what if we actually had an opening cutscene with a slide along the lines of "POWERED with ID Tech 7 made by Bob, Billy and Britney". You could see their name on some other game's engine or a piece of software and go like "Oh heck Bob made ID Tech 7, this game is going to look/work so good when it's released!"
@@slavedemorto Indeed. But few companies are capable of retaining that kind of legacy. It takes time and effort to capture and preserve the knowledge that makes a company distinctive. Apple without Steve Jobs was/is a very different company than Apple with. Nintendo I can see preserving its distinctiveness even without Shigeru Miyamoto, because there's a lot of internal passing on of knowledge to new developers inside Nintendo. And it pleases me to see Id is the same. That is, until it gets fully digested by the ZeniMax sarlacc,
@@bitwize To be fair ZeniMax Online studio is doing stellar job with ESO. I am currently not playing it, but I always want to go back to it and will probably get into it next month. So I can't kinda hate Zenimax all across the board. Though Bethesda is burning garbage at a moment that's just the fact. It may or may not change with ES6. I honestly believe that if investors running ZeniMax know at least anything about how to make money they would know that burning down ID Software for a quick cash grab without future prospects would basically destroy Zenimax and it will be bought by some other company when stocks plummet. Currently the only game in the near future (2-5 years) that they can make a bet on is Doom Eternal. Everything else is either dead or dying. They won't make their main bet on ESO. The game is good but not a financial success, because WoW and Blizzard are not done killing themselves just yet. When Shadowlands expansion for WoW releases it will be apparent if WoW finally dies, but for now even after a disastrous BFA it still dominates MMO market so banking on that front is too risky. So ZeniMax only option is to nourish ID Software to carry them through several years until the "main crew" of Bethesda delivers. I remind you that Fallout 76 was made by some small division of Bethesda who's only job in last 4 years PRIOR making Fallout 76 was creating TWO ONLINE MAPS FOR DOOM 2016. So once I read who exactly is making Fallout 76 I didn't even care about it and I was correct in the long run. So my theory is that the real project is heavily developed by the main team of Bethesda Montreal. But like I said: ZeniMax needs someone to keep them afloat until Bethesda delivers and the only thing there is: would be ID software.
with empty platitudes? I'm not trying to drag this one guy, because he's just doing a job that is common across all media. But his job is to say what you want to hear. He's not just selling this one product.
@@Gordy3000 Not many development studios admit to fan demand and say they are working on it. Whether they actually do or not is another story, but very few come out and say this. The only other one I know that does it quite a lot of recent is Sakurai with Smash Bros.
Well That depends Listenning to customers is good because sometimes they do have valid idea and concerns But most of the time their ideas are absolutely terrible and shouldn't be listenned to A good rule in game dev is that most of your playerbase will actively find ways to not have fun for the sake of efficiency,and that they will not enjoy themselves unless you force them to enjoy themselves
In reference to DOOM Eternal running on Switch... Yeah... Doom Eternal will definitely not run well on Switch, the Switch cannot run high fidelity games and no before anyone mentions it, Mario Kart is not a game that requires much power to run, it's not a good example of the Switch running high fidelity games.
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
Great to hear that they wanted to get the game finished and polished and therefore chose not to implement Ray tracing, other developers take note! Gameplay > fancy graphics
@@bradhaines3142 you obviously don't have an RTX card. This was the case when you RTX first got released. Now with my RTX 2060 Super I can get 60 fps on almost any game with RTX on at 1080p.
@@GComparizon This exact channel has done analysis on RTX games and those videos have enough proof that even an RTX 2060 can achieve that. Most recent one being wolfenstein.
@@GComparizon So you sacrifice higher image quality to get 60fps @ 1080p with an effect that nobody would notice if not pointed out to them side by side. It's the biggest snake oil going in gaming right now.
@@mentality-monster If you dont notice all the artifacts of screen space reflections then you must be blind. Like it or not, ray tracing is the future.
Both Necris (from UT3) and Sentinel architectures are inspired by Roman but are made much darker and decayed. So yeah they can indeed look quite similar.
I'm loving the platforming features they added and the increased world size reminds me of Metroid Prime series which is one of my favorite series. Can't wait to play the game.
I just hope they realize how legendary ID/Doom is. I think after taking Fallout for granted after 76, they'll realize they can't afford they mistake twice
@@dafarii what... your absolutely right.... peeewww... that's a bit reassuring. I guess the question then is why do Bethesda mess up so much. Bc clearly it's not pressure form above. If Id can have free reign when it comes to decision making, then it would appear that Bethesda just don't give a fuck.
The only thing I've heard along those lines is in the noclip interview with Hugo Martin where he discusses how the game felt a bit boring at one point after they introduced all the new Slayer abilities - which, versus the old enemy AI, removed any challenge because the 2016 version enemies simply couldn't keep up with the player. He also said they solved that problem by speeding up the AI and giving them new abilities to match.
@@lucasandrescosta391 lol this big blue guy obviously has an agenda. In another comment he's panning ID for scrapping megatextures, "in their infinite stupidity." Imagine a 14 yr old calling ID software stupid LMAO.
With the new consoles supporting ray tracing it would be interesting if they used that tech to create a dark and shadowy atmosphere that would be perfect for a Doom 2016 style reboot of Quake.
Does Quake have a plot or a decent single-player? I’ve heard good things but it always seems to be described as a multiplayer focused game. I also think I heard that one of the sequels is multiplayer only.
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Quake 1 had a pretty barebones story but had a good single player campaign featuring 30 levels. Granted I did get the feeling the original Quake was more of a tech showcase at the time and they just shoehorned a story into it.
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Quake and Quake 2 have single player campaign similar to the original Doom -a serie of maps with the simple objective of reaching the exit without dying. They were pretty good for the time. But Quake 2 multiplayer is what made it really popular. Quake 3 Arena is a multiplayer only game, but it is also possible to play solo against bots. It is still played today by hardcore fans, but the skill ceiling is rather high and any newbie will get utterly destroyed when matched against veterans, which can be discouraging.
This is how the head of a development team should be. He has confidence on what he is saying and states specific parts of the project that were doing great or needing more attention. He even shows that he knows what it will appeal the most to the consumer when he said that he liked what Ray-tracing can bring to tee future but what is really important at the moment is getting the base game running perfect (optimized, with great level design, and satisfying gameplay).
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
Unreal 4 is a much diverse and versatile engine, and you can do anything on it from 2D side-scrollers to giant open world games. Id tech 7 is a more specialized engine that only works on certain types of games.
@Techstorm2065 Because tech changes. For example, one of Carmacks big tricks was software-based rendering, which isn't useful today anymore, as discrete GPUs have become the standard.
I don't think Ray-Tracing is ready for prime-time at high frame rates yet. Can't blame the team for not including ray-tracing yet. They would have to sacrifice detail and world size/complexity to bring it to a playable frame rate.
They also probably started to work onthe engine way before raytracing become a thing, they have benn smart not to force it in, instead they weill probably use it in the next itaration of the engine.
@@TexelGuy Which games though? They are usually modifications to old games or low polygon games like Minecraft. Even with a new game engine you are not going to get anywhere near 60 fps with high detail, poly count, and large draw distances on current GPUs.
I know why I like the look of these games on Switch so much now --- It really reminds me of the feel of playing through Quake 2 for the first time on PC. It has a sort of soft look to the textures like Quake 2 had and the overall feel of corridor battles is kind of like that game too. Makes sense for me to get that similarity sense considering who made Quake 2 back in the day.
@@mula8470 my main platform of choice is the xbox one x but obviously I don't care if someone else is playing it on ps4, pc or even waiting for the switch version. I'm just so happy to be a gamer and happy others enjoy the hobby too. I see so much console war bs just because someone plays on another platform. Where will you be playing it?
You can feel the passion and love for their product and the conscientious attention to the players perspective and feel. This is how you make a game and interact with fans
Doom 2016 Switch on youtube looks way worse than on the actual console, it really is funny contrasting the two.... i'm looking forward to Doom Eternal on that console
@@theanimerapper6351 The difference being the switch has a 'canon' screen size that cannot be changed, and that's what they're talking about. A PS4 for example can look hugely different based on what kind of an output you're looking at, too big a TV and it won't look as sharp as someone playing on 24 inch monitor, causing highly different experiences.
3:45 - you can always add ray tracing later. It's shiny, it's new, but honestly I 100% agree that the focus should be on pushing a polished product at launch. Bells and whistles can always come later. These guys do incredible work, so F'n pumped for this game.
@@DenkyManner Most major console games these days have HDR. If anything, it would have been surprising if there wasn't going to be HDR for the consoles. PC is still up in the air though. Too many devs who assume that only a few people own an HDR monitor and don't implement it, not realising that PC's are easily hooked up to 4K HDR capable TV's.
having such a synergy of creativeness and Engine creators who can realize requests must be so awesome. Thank you for those great questions. Would be cool if we got to know the engine creators.
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
What I really respect the most and which has had a clear impact on the success of the franchise and id Software is that Marty seems to have an understanding of the technical work involved and seems to have huge respect for the development team. The fact that he knows what culling is just confirms that. I think this allows for adequate time to be allocated to the development and also allows for proper planning and time management. A manager of any industry should have good base knowledge and understanding of the different departments to ensure staff are motivated and looked after and to ensure the best possible outcome. I always knew id Software would stand the test of time ever since I first played Wolf3D in '92. So many studios have come and gone but id Software has managed to stay relevant and ahead of the curb in the FPS department.
3:14 I miss this HUD, it looks so much cleaner, less distracting and just more appropriate. The new one reminds me of a mobile game or Quake Champions. At least there will be options to change the color and disable some elements, but i don't know how useful that's gonna be, considering you need to manage your resources here.
@CJ P. There are tons of options to customize almost every aspect of the HUD. You can't get it back to the Quakecon2018 version, but you can mess with the color, opacity, sizes and toggle various elements.
I've got to say so far I'm still happy that I preordered it. It looks amazing I just really hope they still have the same intro that we saw months ago.
I really think the game looks great and even more compelling than 2016's game. I love the upgraded visuals and it seems their engine is very polished to support all of this. I hope i can have it run with my Rx580 fine... It looks like it would hit hard my GPU
Very cool to hear about the tech changes. I was surprised they dropped megatexture. I thought that was the ultimate texture tech when Rage dropped, but I definitely recognize what they mean by lower fidelity.
I like how this man discusses his game. He really brings a new insight instead of hype. He understands his game and he understands what he wants. In other video he goes into extreme detail discussing Doom Eternal and the resemblance of Quake 2. This man respects old school and implement it flawlessly in their new iteration of Doom Eternal. It makes sense when ID decides to focus on the story. That was their boldest move. ID wants to wrap the story up and increase the lore of their own game instead of being a mindless shooter. This time the game feels strategic, fast paced and of course fast.
ID has been demonstrating how most other "Triple-A" companies do garbage optimizations on their PC ports. So, so glad that they also use Vulkan, which is compatible with any OS. 😀
I agree - Mac is not really for games (to be honest). Yes - Apple has Metal. Apple want "their own DirectX". The difference is: * DirectX is used in Windows with market share about 88% (and in Xbox) * Metal is used in Mac with market share about 10% (iOS is much more popular tho) And yes - there is a thing called "MoltenVK" which translates Vulkan to Metal (because noone really wants to learn Metal, to be honest).
@@afungai1649 I hope Cyberpunk is as people hype it up to be, but DOOM Eternal will definitely make a dent in goty lists. It's my most hyped game EVER.
@@afungai1649 I don't want to see any big game like Cyberpunk flop considering how much I'm hyped for it. If it flops that will be extremely sad and disappointing.
I just got an email reminder that I pre-ordered the deluxe edition of this game. I actually forgot I ever even pre-ordered it. I have bills to pay. *Chuckles* I'm in danger.
id has such a great group of people working together. I love interviews with the people there, they are all so interesting to listen to and have an obvious passion for games and the products that they deliver, rather than just pushing it out for the sake of making money.
Praise Sentient meme machine creator of the Singularity we all live in John Carmack, but I think his time has passed, he would turn the franchise into a huge tech demo at this point rather than focus on delivering a great game...
You realize that most developers still make games on engines that are at least 15 years old, right? Bethesda’s engine is actually fairly new compared to what most of these other AAA devs use.
Jan Bosch True, Zenimax is the parent for both studios, but Bethesda Game Studios has wrung Creation Engine (Gamebryo) absolutely dry instead of borrowing ids tech. Gods I hope they’re building back end stuff now rather than shoving another Creation Engine game on us.
@Anne riordon There is no such thing a Switch Pro, that's is just a unfounded rumor with zero proof to back it. Nintendo just release the Switch mini and the new Switch with a better CPU they aren't going to release a Pro version of the Switch just so they can get backlash from people saying they bought the mini and the new CPU Switch for nothing. So I don't expect to see any new Switch's this year.
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idTech 7 is optimized for Mick Gordon's new soundtrack.
The soundtrack comes with a free game!
Nono ATATA LMAO soo true!!
Hahaha yessss
He’s just releasing a lot of EPs before the LP gets out.
Collectors Edition has the SP OG sound pack.
内田ガネシュ oh ok I see, thx for the info
3:38 I'm kind of glad they focused more on the base game's visuals. As impressive ray tracing may look, I'm glad they prioritized the 60 fps, gore and expanded levels instead.
Word my dude, word.
This game's art direction doesn't seem to need Ray-tracing implementation. Interestingly he mentioned interest for other use cases of Ray-tracing besides reflections, real time lighting and shadows.
@@iceangelx22 good thing you have the option to lower settings on PC to Target whatever fps you want
@@PH96Official i wonder if that means real time sound propogation
@@iceangelx22 he's really talking about consoles, it's something they have been committed to since ID tech 6.
The thing that gets me so excited is how he's not talking up the "amazing game" he's instead ranting about how fantastic the people working on it are that really makes me think that they are trying their hardest to make another great game. It's gonna be GOTY calling it now.
It's certainly gonna be better than cyberpunk, that overrated crap
Hugo Stiglitz the game isn’t even out and it’s being made by a respectable developer. It’s easy to see why people are hyped for it.
@@HugoStiglitz88 Cyberpunk isn't overrated lol.
Name me a modern, cyberpunk open-world RPG with the quality of The Witcher 3. Oh wait there aren't any.
@@SuperHornetX to be fair, there aren't many games with the quality of the Witcher 3 either.
Witcher 3 is pretty damn janky, not sure what this quality is you speak of.
The story telling and immersion are what make it great, that actual gameplay is janky as hell.
2:47 "We were pushing the envelope in every ass" now that's the development process of Doom...
Sounds more like Soul Calibur.
@@alchemist889 haohmaru has a nice ass
@@lukelmaooooo 50 shades of Voldo
Bunch of marketing. Id already compromised wolfenstein with filler rinse repeat horde areas and microtransactions so I'm not getting my hopes up.
@@ionseven id had nothing to do with youngblood tho, that was all machinegames and bethesda, id just shared the tech
I absolutely love id software. They have made some of the best FPS and game technology ever seen. I'm super hyped to get my hands on doom eternal, I'm as excited for the technical side as the game its self
@@-TriP- yep that is true, he is a genius
@@-TriP- he would still be pushing mega textures xD
I love John Carmack, probably the person that is the closest to be an idol for me, but I think it was a good thing he left at some point. He is a bit like a crazy genius and at some point its not very good for a video game company...
That being said, his influence and legacy still reign supreme and I think thats perfect balance. ID makes better games than ever and the technological part of it is top notch.
@@youtubesuresuckscock ?? American McGee made some of the best levels in Quake and Doom II
You’re gonna pay $60 for a video game?
@@ghfjfghjasdfasdf for doom? with pleasure
I really get a sense of earnestness from his interview. He sounds like he just speaks really openly and no marketing jargon.
Yeah, it's consistent with Hugo Martin as well in his NoClip interviews.
This is one of 2 day one no brainer purchases for me with Cyberpunk.
Somehow, even without Carmack, Romero, and Bobby Prince, Id is still more Id than it's been in decades.
To be fair I believe it's due to their legacy. Imagine you being a programmer who has the same passion for progress and going beyond what was done before. Where would you aspire to work at? ID software who are basically your dreamteam and your entire inspiration of doing what you do or work on new CoD game which was originally made on a modded ID Tech engine? I believe that people go to work for ID to carry on the torch and legacy of all the big names. They most likely grew playing original ID games and now it is their time to go beyond plus ultra. Maybe they will even make a real name for themselves. As in not even as a company but as individuals who worked in a company.
Videogame market really needs more individual names, be it directors, artists (3d, 2d, animators), composers, programmers and so on and so forth. So far Mick Gordon stands out and imagine if we actually knew the names of people who coded ID Tech 7 and knew that they are out to work on some other project. I'm a fan of ID Tech engine in general, but I was never really bothered enough to find any info on people who worked on the thing. But what if we actually had an opening cutscene with a slide along the lines of "POWERED with ID Tech 7 made by Bob, Billy and Britney". You could see their name on some other game's engine or a piece of software and go like "Oh heck Bob made ID Tech 7, this game is going to look/work so good when it's released!"
@@slavedemorto Indeed. But few companies are capable of retaining that kind of legacy. It takes time and effort to capture and preserve the knowledge that makes a company distinctive. Apple without Steve Jobs was/is a very different company than Apple with. Nintendo I can see preserving its distinctiveness even without Shigeru Miyamoto, because there's a lot of internal passing on of knowledge to new developers inside Nintendo. And it pleases me to see Id is the same. That is, until it gets fully digested by the ZeniMax sarlacc,
@@bitwize To be fair ZeniMax Online studio is doing stellar job with ESO. I am currently not playing it, but I always want to go back to it and will probably get into it next month. So I can't kinda hate Zenimax all across the board. Though Bethesda is burning garbage at a moment that's just the fact. It may or may not change with ES6.
I honestly believe that if investors running ZeniMax know at least anything about how to make money they would know that burning down ID Software for a quick cash grab without future prospects would basically destroy Zenimax and it will be bought by some other company when stocks plummet. Currently the only game in the near future (2-5 years) that they can make a bet on is Doom Eternal. Everything else is either dead or dying.
They won't make their main bet on ESO. The game is good but not a financial success, because WoW and Blizzard are not done killing themselves just yet. When Shadowlands expansion for WoW releases it will be apparent if WoW finally dies, but for now even after a disastrous BFA it still dominates MMO market so banking on that front is too risky. So ZeniMax only option is to nourish ID Software to carry them through several years until the "main crew" of Bethesda delivers. I remind you that Fallout 76 was made by some small division of Bethesda who's only job in last 4 years PRIOR making Fallout 76 was creating TWO ONLINE MAPS FOR DOOM 2016. So once I read who exactly is making Fallout 76 I didn't even care about it and I was correct in the long run. So my theory is that the real project is heavily developed by the main team of Bethesda Montreal.
But like I said: ZeniMax needs someone to keep them afloat until Bethesda delivers and the only thing there is: would be ID software.
Yaroslav Demidov thank you for giving Eso credit where credit is due
and don't forget Freddie Prinze Jnr.
This looks really detailed and smooth with that touch if arcadiness
ngl after all the dirty, gritty, realistic ray tracing bullshit I'm kinda here for some arcadiness. Arcades were fun for a reason
Not gonna lie, I’m not gonna lie.
with that touch if arcadiness? did you review this post ?? NAH
@@oasistimes got em'
@@isaacjones748 I wonder if they're going to bring back Arcade Mode. That was really fun.
Playing the 2016 version now and am loving it. Such a good revamp for the series.
"We know the demand...we hear it. So its top priority!!"
This is how you please customers!!!
with empty platitudes? I'm not trying to drag this one guy, because he's just doing a job that is common across all media.
But his job is to say what you want to hear. He's not just selling this one product.
@@Gordy3000
Not many development studios admit to fan demand and say they are working on it. Whether they actually do or not is another story, but very few come out and say this. The only other one I know that does it quite a lot of recent is Sakurai with Smash Bros.
Switch love!
Well
That depends
Listenning to customers is good because sometimes they do have valid idea and concerns
But most of the time their ideas are absolutely terrible and shouldn't be listenned to
A good rule in game dev is that most of your playerbase will actively find ways to not have fun for the sake of efficiency,and that they will not enjoy themselves unless you force them to enjoy themselves
In reference to DOOM Eternal running on Switch... Yeah...
Doom Eternal will definitely not run well on Switch, the Switch cannot run high fidelity games and no before anyone mentions it, Mario Kart is not a game that requires much power to run, it's not a good example of the Switch running high fidelity games.
Marty and Hugo are some of the realest guys in the industry.
Big Blue Frontend lol why do you say that
@@youtubesuresuckscock And why is that?
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
@@youtubesuresuckscock Atleast give us your reasoning to support your statement, otherwise it is moot.
Great to hear that they wanted to get the game finished and polished and therefore chose not to implement Ray tracing, other developers take note! Gameplay > fancy graphics
hardware honestly isnt ready. 1200$ gets 1080p60fps? not in anything fast paced. they either need to drop RTX or go harder on it somehow
@@bradhaines3142 you obviously don't have an RTX card. This was the case when you RTX first got released. Now with my RTX 2060 Super I can get 60 fps on almost any game with RTX on at 1080p.
@@GComparizon This exact channel has done analysis on RTX games and those videos have enough proof that even an RTX 2060 can achieve that. Most recent one being wolfenstein.
@@GComparizon So you sacrifice higher image quality to get 60fps @ 1080p with an effect that nobody would notice if not pointed out to them side by side. It's the biggest snake oil going in gaming right now.
@@mentality-monster If you dont notice all the artifacts of screen space reflections then you must be blind. Like it or not, ray tracing is the future.
Some areas remind me of Unreal Tournament 3 but more colorful
like UT2K4 colorful?
Both Necris (from UT3) and Sentinel architectures are inspired by Roman but are made much darker and decayed.
So yeah they can indeed look quite similar.
Yeah same, def has a bit of a UT vibe now that they’re explorer different locations. I ain’t complaining, it looks phenomenal.
No one is going to mention the damn double jump and dashing from UT2004??
The Doom Slayer needs a hoverboard.
My body is ready for this game
But your soul is not
Ready !? ... Ready... doesn't... even... fucking... DESCRIBE IT !
@@ys1197 Welcome... to... DOOOOOM... REACH!
Bunch of marketing. Id already compromised wolfenstein with filler rinse repeat horde areas and microtransactions so I'm not getting my hopes up.
@@ionseven This guy going around copy pasting a complaint about a different game not handled by id
I'm loving the platforming features they added and the increased world size reminds me of Metroid Prime series which is one of my favorite series. Can't wait to play the game.
The only bad thing about ID is Bethesda owns them.
Agree
I just hope they realize how legendary ID/Doom is. I think after taking Fallout for granted after 76, they'll realize they can't afford they mistake twice
You mean Zenimax.
@@dafarii what... your absolutely right.... peeewww... that's a bit reassuring. I guess the question then is why do Bethesda mess up so much. Bc clearly it's not pressure form above. If Id can have free reign when it comes to decision making, then it would appear that Bethesda just don't give a fuck.
@@monkeyabout1297 "Bethesda"and Zenimax are the same thing
Finally the mega textures are gone. No more blurry mess with pop in.
They were gone ever since Doom 2k16
I'm sure they're still using Virtual Texturing (most engines do nowadays).
@@gabrielrubio8335 2016 still had that issue, but way less than Rage.
@@gamzillio didn't know that, thanks for putting me up to date
Mega textures were the biggest mistake id ever made
12:20 Mission Failed we'll get them next time
Hahaha
After all these years it’s so cool to see id on top of their game again.
@@youtubesuresuckscock I highly doubt it will be awful. Where is your source? Can't find anything about it being bad.
The only thing I've heard along those lines is in the noclip interview with Hugo Martin where he discusses how the game felt a bit boring at one point after they introduced all the new Slayer abilities - which, versus the old enemy AI, removed any challenge because the 2016 version enemies simply couldn't keep up with the player. He also said they solved that problem by speeding up the AI and giving them new abilities to match.
@@youtubesuresuckscock Everyone that got to play the first 3 hours and released videos the last couple of days said its amazing
@@youtubesuresuckscock Ok dude
@@lucasandrescosta391 lol this big blue guy obviously has an agenda. In another comment he's panning ID for scrapping megatextures, "in their infinite stupidity." Imagine a 14 yr old calling ID software stupid LMAO.
I wish they used this for another Quake-style single player game, the atmosphere of the original Quake was awesome.
With the new consoles supporting ray tracing it would be interesting if they used that tech to create a dark and shadowy atmosphere that would be perfect for a Doom 2016 style reboot of Quake.
Does Quake have a plot or a decent single-player? I’ve heard good things but it always seems to be described as a multiplayer focused game. I also think I heard that one of the sequels is multiplayer only.
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged quake 3 is multiplayer only.
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Quake 1 had a pretty barebones story but had a good single player campaign featuring 30 levels. Granted I did get the feeling the original Quake was more of a tech showcase at the time and they just shoehorned a story into it.
@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Quake and Quake 2 have single player campaign similar to the original Doom -a serie of maps with the simple objective of reaching the exit without dying. They were pretty good for the time. But Quake 2 multiplayer is what made it really popular.
Quake 3 Arena is a multiplayer only game, but it is also possible to play solo against bots. It is still played today by hardcore fans, but the skill ceiling is rather high and any newbie will get utterly destroyed when matched against veterans, which can be discouraging.
This interview sold me on the game, I was going to get it eventually, but this made me want to get it day one
This is how the head of a development team should be. He has confidence on what he is saying and states specific parts of the project that were doing great or needing more attention. He even shows that he knows what it will appeal the most to the consumer when he said that he liked what Ray-tracing can bring to tee future but what is really important at the moment is getting the base game running perfect (optimized, with great level design, and satisfying gameplay).
I just love how they ask about Ray Tracing and he's almost like, 'man we aint got time for that shit'
Lol
He seems very tired, but good interview.
He's been up for days with his whip getting the team to crunch.
He's been cranking so much to make this game more perfect that he has his limits
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
I would’ve done worst lol
1:21 I see that Metroid Prime is back sooner than expected.
I hope Id tech 7 gives Unreal Engine some competition next gen.
it wont be a competition unless id tech is also available to the masses like ue4 , unity or cryengine
I hope all Bethesda (Publisher) Studios use the engine next gen. Similar to Capcom does with RE Engine.
@@ShoMandal It should be, There would be alot of money to made with a Engine that has games looking that good.
Unreal 4 is a much diverse and versatile engine, and you can do anything on it from 2D side-scrollers to giant open world games.
Id tech 7 is a more specialized engine that only works on certain types of games.
But only games published by Bethesda can use id Tech.
Glad to hear the Switch version is coming along nicely. Thanks for asking them that. That's the version I'm getting for sure!
Hot Take!
Who knows what the future may bring but Marty Stratton could end up impacting the FPS genre like Miyazaki impacted the Action/RPG genre.
Someone at id already did exactly that a long time ago, John Carmack is god when it comes to FPS.
Well I don't know whether he'd be as godlike with modern hardware and engines.
@Techstorm2065 Because tech changes. For example, one of Carmacks big tricks was software-based rendering, which isn't useful today anymore, as discrete GPUs have become the standard.
@@sneg__ even still hardware isn't all powerful now so we could still use people with clever tricks to work on our games
*Tim Willits has left the chat*
So when does the shareware version release?
this.
@@рпг It was a joke, to back in the day...
Невада большевик duh, it’s a joke STOOPID
Nomis 128 In 30 de ani
Dude, I remember staying at work late to use their Internet connection to pull the first shareware release off id's FTP servers. SUCH A GOOD NIGHT!
I don't think Ray-Tracing is ready for prime-time at high frame rates yet. Can't blame the team for not including ray-tracing yet. They would have to sacrifice detail and world size/complexity to bring it to a playable frame rate.
They also probably started to work onthe engine way before raytracing become a thing, they have benn smart not to force it in, instead they weill probably use it in the next itaration of the engine.
Nvidia really should've held off on the real time ray tracing for a few more years.
@@thef183 The game looks awesome enough without the day tracing for sure. :-)
Every ray traced game runs at 60+ fps at 1080p on the RTX 2060, so I don't really get what you mean when you say "not ready for prime-time".
@@TexelGuy Which games though? They are usually modifications to old games or low polygon games like Minecraft. Even with a new game engine you are not going to get anywhere near 60 fps with high detail, poly count, and large draw distances on current GPUs.
Would love to see a new Hexen using this engine.
That'd be amazing. If you never tried it, Raven Software's Singularity is really cheap and good fun as well.
YOU HAVE SOLVED ONE FIFTH OF THE PUZZLE
jokes on you Raven that y'all love is became Call Of Duty Manufacturer now hahahaha
2012: "You need cutscenes to tell a story."
2020: "You need the world to tell the story for you while you're ripping shit up."
I will buy both the switch and PC version. I’ve actually pre ordered the deluxe edition on PC.
I got switch and xbox version on order. Good times
I would have gotten the collectors edition on pc but it’s only for Bethesda(dot)net
I hope they release the collectors edition for the Switch, that would be so cool.
@Frax you spelt Nintendo wrong
Ewww switch no thanks
Props to my man for not lying about the Ray Tracing when he could have easily done so and most people wouldnt know
I know why I like the look of these games on Switch so much now --- It really reminds me of the feel of playing through Quake 2 for the first time on PC. It has a sort of soft look to the textures like Quake 2 had and the overall feel of corridor battles is kind of like that game too. Makes sense for me to get that similarity sense considering who made Quake 2 back in the day.
Feels like this is going to be the spiritual successor to Doom 2: Hell on Earth. Refined engine, but on earth.
really solid interview. this and RE3 remake are looking like the must buys of early 2020
Just pre-ordered my copy of this game!!!
Same bro, where are you playing it?
@@mula8470 my main platform of choice is the xbox one x but obviously I don't care if someone else is playing it on ps4, pc or even waiting for the switch version. I'm just so happy to be a gamer and happy others enjoy the hobby too. I see so much console war bs just because someone plays on another platform. Where will you be playing it?
I didn't think they could improve on idTech6 any more, but here we are! Really want to see Doom 2016 updated to this engine.
All I hear is: RIP & TEAR!!!!
Until it is done.
Why not claw and saw? Shoot and scoot
You can feel the passion and love for their product and the conscientious attention to the players perspective and feel. This is how you make a game and interact with fans
Doom 2016 Switch on youtube looks way worse than on the actual console, it really is funny contrasting the two.... i'm looking forward to Doom Eternal on that console
Haha yup, same for witcher 3, because they both have dynamic resolution, plus the TH-cam compression, they look better in person oof
Yep
That's every game on every system lol
@@theanimerapper6351 The difference being the switch has a 'canon' screen size that cannot be changed, and that's what they're talking about. A PS4 for example can look hugely different based on what kind of an output you're looking at, too big a TV and it won't look as sharp as someone playing on 24 inch monitor, causing highly different experiences.
Love to see and hear he’s enthusiastic about the nextgen consoles (and its performance)! 😀
That’s it I’m preordering Doom Eternal
killerpwned89 Hahahaha
This is what is wrong with the industry.
Penumbrum what’s that?
The game does look worthy, but as a practice never pre order games anyway
As much as I hate preordering, there's no way in hell I'm going to miss out on the DOOT revanent skin.
Wow, such great interview! Deeper than other Doom Eternal reviews...
@2:47 "We were pushing the envelope in every-ass aspect of the game"
Pre-ordered. I need my ass aspects.
3:45 - you can always add ray tracing later. It's shiny, it's new, but honestly I 100% agree that the focus should be on pushing a polished product at launch. Bells and whistles can always come later. These guys do incredible work, so F'n pumped for this game.
The question isn't "will it support hdr?" That's a given. The question should be "Will it support hdr on PC?" and sadly that hasn't been answered yet.
It's not a given
@@DenkyManner Instead of just basically telling "no", maybe you can win an argument by EXPLAINING WHY IT IS NOT?!
@@DenkyManner Most major console games these days have HDR. If anything, it would have been surprising if there wasn't going to be HDR for the consoles. PC is still up in the air though. Too many devs who assume that only a few people own an HDR monitor and don't implement it, not realising that PC's are easily hooked up to 4K HDR capable TV's.
It supports HDR on PC.
Source: Have the game
having such a synergy of creativeness and Engine creators who can realize requests must be so awesome. Thank you for those great questions. Would be cool if we got to know the engine creators.
"Megatextures introduced in Rage"
Why do you keep saying this? Megatextures was introduced in Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, not Rage! Lol
Probably meant that they mastered the look they intended.
THE KING OF FPS returns! Since 1996 when i got my first pc a 486 100 mhz and it had doom installed it becam my favorite fps! CANT WAIT FOR IT! I have finished all doom games more than 10 times each one! It will be best fps of the year! Max settings 1440p 30+ fps on my monster pc ryzen 7 1700 gtx 970 g1 gaming 16 gb ddr4 3200mhzcl15 dellp2416d 24'' 2560x1440 60 hz ips! Cant wait! Also see my videos i play all action games and most fighters and all of them at max settings 1440p 30+ fps!
John confirmed fake gamer boy.
@@shredderorokusaki3013 what does that have to do with what you're replying to. Don't shovel your unwanted wares here.
@SectionEight "youre right you know.jpg"
What I really respect the most and which has had a clear impact on the success of the franchise and id Software is that Marty seems to have an understanding of the technical work involved and seems to have huge respect for the development team. The fact that he knows what culling is just confirms that. I think this allows for adequate time to be allocated to the development and also allows for proper planning and time management. A manager of any industry should have good base knowledge and understanding of the different departments to ensure staff are motivated and looked after and to ensure the best possible outcome. I always knew id Software would stand the test of time ever since I first played Wolf3D in '92. So many studios have come and gone but id Software has managed to stay relevant and ahead of the curb in the FPS department.
You know the game is polished af when you see the reticle starts to spin with the gun.
3:14 I miss this HUD, it looks so much cleaner, less distracting and just more appropriate. The new one reminds me of a mobile game or Quake Champions. At least there will be options to change the color and disable some elements, but i don't know how useful that's gonna be, considering you need to manage your resources here.
@CJ P.
There are tons of options to customize almost every aspect of the HUD. You can't get it back to the Quakecon2018 version, but you can mess with the color, opacity, sizes and toggle various elements.
@@youtubesuresuckscock
Care to share any of them? Everyone's who's played the game loves it.
Only thing that scares me about this is ... Zenimax.
Great video. Would love to see more interviews like this from you guys.
This game is going to look amazing in hdr in 4k on my oled tv. :D
I've got to say so far I'm still happy that I preordered it. It looks amazing I just really hope they still have the same intro that we saw months ago.
Can't wait for the switch version. Will be one of the best shooters on a handheld ever.
I can’t wait to see how shit it is too
popeel 99 yeah same , doom 2016 is my favourite switch game
The Pope dude it’s Doom Eternal on a handheld device. Of course there will be compromise but I’m excited to see how it turns out.
@@suprshin I fully agree, I cannot wait for it to be released on the switch to see how shitty it will be
@@thepope2412 I can't wait for you hurt lil kids. That will be "shitter" than the switch version
This is my most anticipated 2020 release. Great video!
I really think the game looks great and even more compelling than 2016's game. I love the upgraded visuals and it seems their engine is very polished to support all of this. I hope i can have it run with my Rx580 fine... It looks like it would hit hard my GPU
If it can run on consoles, your Rx580 will do just fine. Just don't expect to run higher than 1080p or medium settings.
So i can run 60fps max on 720p, decade old monitor ftw
As always, fantastic video @Digital Foundry
This is really making me want to check out Doom 2016 in anticipation of this new one.
It's easily one of the best shooters this console generation. I can't recommend it enough.
Vincecouk Do it brother
Installed it in 2016, still remains on my hdd
Do it. Do it now!
I have it, and I have never played it. I need to pop it into my PS4 Pro
This guy sounds really passionate, I'm excited to play this even more.
What about the current consoles though? How are they going to handle Doom Eternal and ID Tech 7? Not all of us have a powerful gaming rig.
It's being designed for current systems, so there's no issue.
Great video, really interesting as I'm the graphic artist at Pixel Playbox and any information from other game houses is much appreciated. Many thanks
Cant wait for the Switch version, will buy it on pc first :D
MORJDK same bro
Dont think Switch version will be acceptable with such large areas. Maybe 30 FPS lock...
@@TheDrQuake I dont expect 60 fps on the switch version, but i can play it on the go, when i commute. Which will be awesome :D
John Freeman doom 2016 is awesome on switch and I can’t wait for eternal
@@hercules3845 Doom 2016 with joypad is already makes you disabled.
Very cool to hear about the tech changes. I was surprised they dropped megatexture. I thought that was the ultimate texture tech when Rage dropped, but I definitely recognize what they mean by lower fidelity.
-I had a chance to talk with executive producer
-Hi I'm executive producer
would love to see more interviews like this! great job john !
This is going to look really good on the new Switch!
I like how this man discusses his game. He really brings a new insight instead of hype. He understands his game and he understands what he wants.
In other video he goes into extreme detail discussing Doom Eternal and the resemblance of Quake 2. This man respects old school and implement it flawlessly in their new iteration of Doom Eternal.
It makes sense when ID decides to focus on the story. That was their boldest move. ID wants to wrap the story up and increase the lore of their own game instead of being a mindless shooter. This time the game feels strategic, fast paced and of course fast.
ID has been demonstrating how most other "Triple-A" companies do garbage optimizations on their PC ports. So, so glad that they also use Vulkan, which is compatible with any OS. 😀
"which is compatible with any OS" - except Mac OS X and iOS. Thanks to Apple :-)
Doesn't Apple have the "Metal" API for low-level hardware access?
I agree - Mac is not really for games (to be honest).
Yes - Apple has Metal. Apple want "their own DirectX". The difference is:
* DirectX is used in Windows with market share about 88% (and in Xbox)
* Metal is used in Mac with market share about 10% (iOS is much more popular tho)
And yes - there is a thing called "MoltenVK" which translates Vulkan to Metal (because noone really wants to learn Metal, to be honest).
Amazing interview and tech discussion. Can't wait for more to come as we move into next gen. :)
This is how Dark Souls Should look with Id Tech 7
@@youtubesuresuckscock what?
Tell from software to adopt Id's engine
See how that goes 🤣
I love the passion of this chanel. Wanting every bit of technical information as possible. It's great and this game looks amazing.
"We take you to our version of heaven, hell obviously."
The centered Doubleshotgun Looks so amazing ❤️
I see a straight solid 90 on Metacritic for this and easy early goty contender
They're at least 10 goty releasing this year
I really hope that Cyberpunk flops this year because I want to see ID and Doom get the recognition they deserve.
@@afungai1649 I hope Cyberpunk is as people hype it up to be, but DOOM Eternal will definitely make a dent in goty lists. It's my most hyped game EVER.
@@afungai1649 I don't want to see any big game like Cyberpunk flop considering how much I'm hyped for it. If it flops that will be extremely sad and disappointing.
BoomerDestroyer7615 Cyberpunk is going to have amazing RPG mechanics and world with shit gunplay and combat, I’m calling it now
A great interview. 😁 👌
Cheers! 🍻
I just got an email reminder that I pre-ordered the deluxe edition of this game. I actually forgot I ever even pre-ordered it. I have bills to pay.
*Chuckles* I'm in danger.
My favourite part about this is how comfortable he looks answering questions
I'm really curious about HDR and ray tracing with this engine. Also what they are up to apart from ray traced reflections, shadow and lighting ?
Sound
id has such a great group of people working together. I love interviews with the people there, they are all so interesting to listen to and have an obvious passion for games and the products that they deliver, rather than just pushing it out for the sake of making money.
"take players to where they've never been before" *shot of Anor Londo*
ID Tech 7 is damn impressive...running all that at high frame rates = fun times...
"One thing our team has become good, become great as is optimization" SEND THEM TO BETHESDA AND TRAIN THEM
Engine overhauls are very exciting. It’s gonna be a blast comparing Doom and Eternal post-release to focus more on a side-by-side comparison
Doom Eternal will get more sales since Final Fantasy 7 remake been delayed.
FF7 got delayed?
@@miguelpereira9859 yes, it got delayed to April 10
I’m glad ff7 has been delayed because I cannot afford both games at the same time.
@@anakrad.3966 more breather for the wallet lol
GameMasterpg what’s the big deal with final fantasy seems like trash to me
DF is criminally undersubscribed. You guys earned and deserve the access you get.
The levels look like quake arena.
they are from the same developers after all
Really cool you got to interview Marty! He is so cool, I love everything he says haha.
John Carmack: "I am joke to you?".
Praise Sentient meme machine creator of the Singularity we all live in John Carmack, but I think his time has passed, he would turn the franchise into a huge tech demo at this point rather than focus on delivering a great game...
@@rosfell00 Civvie11 reference? I see you're a man of taste.
John is working with AI development right? I heard he may already be just a program at this point.
IdSoftware, Romero, Carmack, Stratton, Hugo. All legends.
What we need is Todd to details Bethesda Game Studios brand new engine... oink oink
Bethesda owns Id, so IdTech 7 could be carried over.
You realize that most developers still make games on engines that are at least 15 years old, right? Bethesda’s engine is actually fairly new compared to what most of these other AAA devs use.
@@afungai1649 sure but those older engines have been upgraded a hell of a lot more than bethesda's
Jan Bosch
True, Zenimax is the parent for both studios, but Bethesda Game Studios has wrung Creation Engine (Gamebryo) absolutely dry instead of borrowing ids tech. Gods I hope they’re building back end stuff now rather than shoving another Creation Engine game on us.
@@niccolemanz I thought they said that Starfield is built with Creaion Engine but the next ES will be built on a new engine.
Amazing video man!
Chandler’s let himself go a bit.
;)
crunch time does that to you.
Good video John 👍 please do more interviews with devs , enjoy hearing about gaming technology
Is digital foundry going to cover what could be possible for upcoming switch "pro"?
@Anne riordon There is no such thing a Switch Pro, that's is just a unfounded rumor with zero proof to back it. Nintendo just release the Switch mini and the new Switch with a better CPU they aren't going to release a Pro version of the Switch just so they can get backlash from people saying they bought the mini and the new CPU Switch for nothing. So I don't expect to see any new Switch's this year.
I love your work, John! Thanks
My heart aches knowing bugthesda owns ID.
@@CarbyGuuGuu hmm. Are you sure? I was under the impression that they are directly owned by Bethesda.
@@ksks6802 Yes, but they're two different developers. Arkane and Tango Gameworks are also separate from BGS.
Man you can feel the passion and care with which they made this. I really hope this becomes one of the hallmark video games of recent times