Me personally, I don't really compare VaM with other adult games. Simply because I see VaM more as a tool. I would like to compare VaM with DAZ3D in some ways.
Slaves of Romes and other adult games are more focused on 'gameplay' instead of creating your own scene's, own content, own assets etc. Those games might be a step ahead with 'accessibility' for the majority but they offer less possibilities in terms of content. VaM might feel limited, but it has huge potential. VaM team is rather small, but the software itself offers a lot of possibilities.
Slaves of Rome is more lineair in structure, more accesible but less freedom in terms of content. And it's also build with Unreal Engine, which offers already a lot of 'out of the box' scripts, coding, gameplay mechanics and many other things. VaM in the other hand is based on Unity Engine, and that's why I think that VaM can also offer the same content as any other adult game on the market.
I think if they manage to push VaM even further, we can even build 'bigger' scene's with even more gameplay mechanics, just like any other game. It would also be great if we had the option to convert a scene in VaM to a seperate stand alone .exe file. So, you offer something for people who just want to play the scene's and nothing else (more accesible) and for people who want to do more (using VaM 1 or 2).
Yes, I also seen the trailer. I don't know if I should be impressed or disappointed. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice technology, but I found the assets the AI created rather atrocious. This could be also done a few years ago, but it's a good start. The begin is here, we will see how this will develop over the next few years. I also heard rumors that GTA VI also have some sort of 'deep learning' AI systems in place. To make the world more alive and diverse. So, you never meet the same pedestrians and they all have different behaviour. Also traffic should be different and more diverse. But it's all a rumor, so I don't take it to serious. In the next few years, we are going to see way more things like this.
Slaves of Romes and other adult games are more focused on 'gameplay' instead of creating your own scene's, own content, own assets etc. Those games might be a step ahead with 'accessibility' for the majority but they offer less possibilities in terms of content. VaM might feel limited, but it has huge potential. VaM team is rather small, but the software itself offers a lot of possibilities.
Slaves of Rome is more lineair in structure, more accesible but less freedom in terms of content. And it's also build with Unreal Engine, which offers already a lot of 'out of the box' scripts, coding, gameplay mechanics and many other things. VaM in the other hand is based on Unity Engine, and that's why I think that VaM can also offer the same content as any other adult game on the market.
I think if they manage to push VaM even further, we can even build 'bigger' scene's with even more gameplay mechanics, just like any other game. It would also be great if we had the option to convert a scene in VaM to a seperate stand alone .exe file. So, you offer something for people who just want to play the scene's and nothing else (more accesible) and for people who want to do more (using VaM 1 or 2).
True, and with new tools from nVidia (have you guys seen some OmniVerse Sessions at GTC?!) in conjunction with Unreal engine where you can literally speak to AI-driven characters (and creating them is just few clicks) and they answer with realistic expressions - VaM2 will have some hard time...
Yes, I also seen the trailer. I don't know if I should be impressed or disappointed. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice technology, but I found the assets the AI created rather atrocious. This could be also done a few years ago, but it's a good start. The begin is here, we will see how this will develop over the next few years. I also heard rumors that GTA VI also have some sort of 'deep learning' AI systems in place. To make the world more alive and diverse. So, you never meet the same pedestrians and they all have different behaviour. Also traffic should be different and more diverse. But it's all a rumor, so I don't take it to serious. In the next few years, we are going to see way more things like this.
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