I am sitting in my career through a lot of tech demo. One that still lives in my head, which is an absolute classic of the form, is an old -fashioned showcase that Sony left behind when we still shouted with video game water that looked like most water rather than fresh microvoid aloe vera gel. And if Nathan Drake falls into this clear water, you can see his clothes dry in real time. You will not clearly because you will be too busy playing the video game, not tech features, but tech was there and the net sweater was wet. Really, video games were on the rise.
During the recent appointment with Pearl Abis, it was a demo in the back of my mind, which came to the GDC 2025 to display its Black Space Engine, the Mali Open World Game Making Tech and Tools, and only the upcoming RPG Crimson Desert, which was a car for showcase. In the best way, it felt like an hour -long tour of the sausage factory, but instead of sheep knees or pig lungs or whatever sauce, I saw wind vector and Heart Boxes and Physics Toggle.
We often do not see things that are a shame. It was interesting and fresh. Element reaction, time defects, NPC paths, torch light-east nutty things. And, and especially the water. Water, which looked just like water, and even more water, which is called water with water tech. Water that can select your horse’s legs as selective, for example, or, when ice magic, fractures and fractures collide with ice and sends it down flowing down, collides with rocks and piles into small crystal nests.
The whole point of this showcase was to be described in ridiculous detail, and this water raised a funny detailed question in my head. I clearly live above all hot new releases and modern graphics tech-about this-about-baltro, but this shiny new engine felt a good opportunity to measure the progress of the 2025 video game against Nathan Drake Sweat Gradent. NDSG, we call it in business. I had to know
The question is, I gave birth to Nes Pearl Abus engine developers who were very grateful to make me humor from Korea in every way: If my character goes face to face and uses my hands to catch myself, will my back still dry?
The answer was delivered by the spokesperson after considerable debate, easily started. The team replied, “If it is a matter of partial wetness, only the arm part will be wet.” “The waist and the sheet will be dry. We have distinguished these parts of the body so that when partial wetness is, it can be specific to wet. Wetness is distinguished.”
“Wet is a distinction” is not fading in the back -of -the -the -apertly box, but this is exactly a similar summary that I have come to hear. But I was secretly disappointed. Not by water. This, as we have established, water. That is, I can’t put pressure to a great extent, very beautiful and beautiful, and now it is bonfide specific. But sometimes when you see someone making a sausage, you just see how they get things on the track.
Well readers, a pr shepherd was cut off in our conversation, and casing exploded.
Is this partial wet pin related to the game or the engine? This kind of question has emerged a few times throughout the demo, but a member of the staff was here on my side, this water calculation is more about his pilot. He also understood that different features could be applied to the individual multi -ordinaries, and that I would completely hand over the wheels to this location, like a content content to see a team of seven development staff, as we are in the NASA command room and a cat on the launchpad. It took several minutes to get this question tomorrow. Well pin is not only by the item, but also by multi -sophistication, or by partial parts of the objects inside the engine?
The final record states that “let me just do one correction.” “These are not multi -sophisticated or parts, none of them. This is a masking feature in a volume.”
There you have. Wetness is prominent because it is a volume of metric masking, so my waist will be dry. Oh, I’m going to advance it on the NDSG.
The Crimson Desert feels like the Lone Hero of Digma 2 Vachar 3 in Dragon, along with the Action Sivegor.
