Automaton lifts the lid on Mavericks: Proving Grounds' impressive tech

Automaton lifts the lid on Mavericks: Proving Grounds' impressive tech

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Announced at the PC Gamer Weekender a couple of days ago, Mavericks: Proving Grounds is a massively ambitious 1000-player MMO that will also find the time to cram in a 400-player Battle Royale mode, which will launch first. There's no real footage yet, but in the first of two highlight videos from the PCG Weekender, Automaton Games' James Thompson offers a glimpse of the enormous 16km map we'll be able to explore, while going into detail on some of the technical wizardry that's making it all possible.

Automaton basically sees this as the "next generation" of MMO, something it's achieved via a network of servers, allowing for millions of entities inside a single game. Other similar titles, Thompson argues, compromise the depth of the simulation for the sake of scale, but he says that won't be the case with Mavericks.

Automaton lifts the lid on Mavericks: Proving Grounds' impressive tech

Feb 19, 2018, 5:16pm UTC
https://www.pcgamer.com/automaton-lifts-the-lid-on-mavericks-proving-grounds-impressive-tech/ >Announced at the PC Gamer Weekender a couple of days ago, Mavericks: Proving Grounds is a massively ambitious 1000-player MMO that will also find the time to cram in a 400-player Battle Royale mode, which will launch first. There's no real footage yet, but in the first of two highlight videos from the PCG Weekender, Automaton Games' James Thompson offers a glimpse of the enormous 16km map we'll be able to explore, while going into detail on some of the technical wizardry that's making it all possible. >Automaton basically sees this as the "next generation" of MMO, something it's achieved via a network of servers, allowing for millions of entities inside a single game. Other similar titles, Thompson argues, compromise the depth of the simulation for the sake of scale, but he says that won't be the case with Mavericks.