What are you talking about, there are flying cars, the windows is shaped like the game slay, and the plasma accelerator on the gun. Tots new eden. Plus the open ceiling, that's just begging for an orbital.

Are you a CCP double agent trying to upstage the PS4 movement bruh?

Out.

Again. 1000s of temperate and settled worlds.

I guarantee you that at least a few of them look like that.

But we never fight in the cities.
We are always fighting in industrial settings.

I imagine a Gallente City looks a lot like that.

There are probably tens of thousands of Gallente Cities...
I highly doubt they are all dystopian slum cities on rainy planets...
At least a few of them have to be nice like that. Maybe a place where only the well-to-do Gallente live?

What on Earth makes you think that every city in New Eden is stereotypical to their Empire?

I'm sure there are beautiful and nasty cities all over the place in New Eden... Even the Minmatar probably have some seriously nice places.

That city, is in my opinion, the spitting image of what a rich and well maintained Gallente City looks like.

Whatever.
You are just being difficult to be difficult at this point.

Just one problem. None of the buildings in the video look remotely like what I expect to see in New Eden. Not enough gold, so it can't be Amarrian. Not dull-looking or muted enough in color, so it can't be Caldari. No rust in sight, so it can't be Minmatar. Could be Gallentean but I don't see Quafe being advertised.

so your saying a world with actual lifelike detail cant possibly be a new eden? New eden sucks

Regardless whether the demo is New Eden or not(how gives a f*ck), it looks amazing and CCP has to step up and evolve if they want to become respectable developers.

In terms of modern inhabitants of New Eden, you're correct. But in terms of human history from the moment we first drew animals on cave walls back on Earth to the moment Dust Mercenaries and Eve Capsuleers dominate the cluster in New Eden, we have developed the technology ourselves. We just had to relearn it.

PS: Back on earth, it was believed that the first computer was developed during World War II. But archaeologists later discovered that the first real computer was developed by the Ancient Greeks long before the fall of the Roman Empire. Of course, the ancient computer was completely analog but served its function as a computer complete with input/output features.

Ehrm.... That's not quite an accurate way to look at this problem.

There is a MASSIVE gap between understanding how to get something to work by copying it's fabrication point for point, and understanding the reasons of WHY something works, and HOW this conclusion was expected.

For example, if a race of humans had crash landed on a planet on a ship full of subservient nanomachines... and they had a technology wipe like the EvE pioneers had, the populations might eventually figure out how to get the machines to build objects, and hence believe it to be a form of sorcery etc. As a result the population would never learn about biology, such as bacteria and viruses, and believe that exorcism is the cure for all ailments. (as in using the nanomachines to take care of things)

This same setup will happen for any kind of technology that one gets suddenly. We can see it in third-world countries around the globe, this very same pattern. People learn only as much as they need to build and use the item, but not anything regarding what the item actually IS.

Now, if you were to upscale that... to the massive degree that EvE has it... and it's an entirely different league of mislead assumptions and un-investigated logic. They can produce it, and they can use it, but their tweaking of the technology is clunky, and innovations are slow, due to the fact they have little understanding of what the core physics and mechanics were in the first place.

Piggybacking on technology that you only investigate as far as how to use, and slight improvements in personal use can have devastating effects. One such example would be the Sleepers. The capsuleers don't know they why or how about these entities, and yet they are still allowing such technology to be spread throughout their homes.


Edit:
Oh, and regarding the use of the Unreal Engine?
https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4
Look down near the bottom of the page. See if anything there catches your eye.

The actual shapes used inside of the building are highly gallente. Large, thick, curved objects.

The color scemes, however, only have a slight resemblance. And the exterior doesn't look terribly Gallente at all.


The cityscape itself looks nothing like something out of New Eden.

CCP does have an obsession with them. It's true.

It's completely crazy to insinuate that their isn't Planet Hilton Marriott where the sun is shining and you have a few lawns.

I'm guessing none of the planets are subject to terraformed coasts where water meets land, also known as a beach? Wolfie needs a vacation, get off your warbarge your getting barge fever bruh. Not every single person in New Eden wants to Mine rocks or be born in a human goo robot to continually fight an endless war, or fly around in a jet fighter to get blown up all the time (soon).

Some just want to relax, feel the sun, swim, read, and be.

Your just used to the war-torn industrial sectors. I'll take you on a vacay (my treat) show you the finer things in life. Just don't be a weirdo and walk around in your caldari suit.

You mean water and trees?