It only got better and easier in the meantime. I used to mod a lot for ARK, and that was many-many years ago. On the other hand, UE4 is already moddable, so it is immensely better than having some random, WB-owned custom engine (or even Cryengine, Unity, etc.). It'd require remaking half of the game from the ground up.

Shaders, nanite meshes, blueprint calsses, etc. UE5 released now, 5 years later, and even know, it's still rather buggy and requires a lot of fixes and patches, so it is advisable for studios not to upgrade just yet.Īlso, while the youngsters on forums keep talking about how 'they just need to port this UE4 version to UE5', I must tell you that this is not as easy as it sounds. We had a gameplay leak in 2018, which means they already had been working on this since at least 2017. When they started making this game, UE5 wasn't even a thing. This just shows your lack of knowledge, but I dont wanna be mean, so don't take this in a bad way. Originally posted by Draconic Gaming: To my knowledge, Legacy is operating on Unreal Engine 5, or maybe a custom version of it.

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