The Witcher Village Environment (Unreal Engine 5) 

thanks! Hopefully!

It was great, but I agree that was the largest pig I have ever seen in my life haha

It’s a dire pig

It doesn't matter what you like. Can't you just appreciate and move on? Hater!

@@jesamegbe1579 who shat in your coffee this morning? it was just constructive feedback to improve the realism. now, i could give some constructive criticism on the way you respond to constructive criticism, however, i fear that would result in a counterproductive response :P

If you look at the animals compared to the buildings they look fine, it's the "player" character which looks about 3 feet tall that makes it off for me lol. But this is really beautiful otherwise and I definitely cant wait to see the new witcher game

Could feed a whole village on one of those cows! Audio falloff could use a bit of work too, but it's still a very nice scene :)

not just assets, but ultra quality assets and free too

@@harrazmasri2805 nah not free

Is it really that hard? All it look like was just planting stuff around. Is game development that hard

@@hfhhhfhfhfhdhdhdhd262 this was just level design, not "game development" in all it's forms... And yes you will see that level design alone is already difficult, you will have to go thru trial and error to find assets/create assets that work for the game you have in mind, then you have to create the level in a way that makes sense, the creator of this video planed it out before filming the video, he did not just randomly drag assets in the level....he planed, tried things out etc. before filming... Then you have to work on lighting, sound design, optimization etc. You could download a engine today and see for yourself... if you just "plant stuff around" you will quickly end up with a ugly level that is boring to play... Obviously there is a chance you have natural talent for level design and everything you do just works out, but thats not the case for the average game developer ^^

@@user-dj9fu6kl8x This is not level design. This is just building enviroements. Level design is different. All of these channels that put "level design" have either never done it or don't know what it actually means

i can do that! thanks!

thanks! i don't really know about the notebook, it shouldn't be too bad but it depends on the game that you want to make, also 8 Gb of RAM is not a lot

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 both SSD and HDD are expandable! SSD up to 1tb with more slots available and RAM up to 64gb. Do you think the machine can do it?

i'm actually making one! bit.ly/BlackThorne

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Watched the pre-alpha trailer, it's seems amazing :) Added to wishlist ;)

Defiantly, you say? I like the sound of that.

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Make it third person or an option to for third person combat and make it where you can actually play without internet and making some horses to ride. Afterward if you can sell it on steam and I will have it on my wishlist until it is out and price it right with like around 40 hours of gameplay with replay value and you got me sold!!!. Edit I forgot to add that this video and project you are doing is wicked. Congratz!!! I wish I had this much skills to be able to do this and sorry I know I sound demanding at first. Take your time and just have fun doing it. If it is not fun than why bother creating games am I right? Enjoy it!

@@skyecloud968 thanks! you can check it here! bit.ly/BlackThorne

Its actually nice

BlackThorne Keep - Chronicles Game look good and promising of open world rpg and medieval environment look beautiful I've already whishlisted it 👍

Nice! Which NPC model assets did you use? Would you be interested in helping me with level design for my game?

why

@@Baby_billionaire A year has passed since I posted that comment so I had to rewatch the video. Basically, the scale of buildings and amount of farm animals make little sense. It is a very small village that doesn't have enough land around cleared to either raise enough crops or grazing land to feed the animals. Despite the poor conditions (aside from the water mill), the houses are huge and all made of lumber. Considering the conditions it wouldn't be worth the effort. Neither does it make sense to surround such a small community with a palisade especially since it lacks any gate that could be closed to prevent any attackers from entering in. Again wasted effort. The space is not used efficiently, animals are kept inside where feeding them would be even harder, large old trees growing inside the village creating a hazard... basically a lot of small and bigger details like that. Now, I still think this author did a great artistic job. He dosen't state anywhere he aims for realism in his work so it is not a problem.

@@kamilszadkowski8864 Hello. I don't speak English very well, but I understood your message by translating it through a translator. I understand that you are knowledgeable in Level Design? That's why you are so precise with details. Yes I am currently developing my own large game and partially studying the field of Level Design. I just wanted you to explain your point of view so that I could understand and possibly learn something new from you. Yes. There were many mistakes in this video

@@kamilszadkowski8864 Here are some examples I noticed: The grass where the animals graze doesn't make sense, as the cows would trample it all with their feet, and no grass could grow there. The houses are too close together, something I personally haven't seen in the villages of my country. Fields of wheat or other grain crops are usually not right next to houses. They are located near the village, but not close to the houses. I agree with you about the fence, the gate is missing. Also, not in all villages, of course, but houses weren't placed close together due to the risk of fire, which could spread to neighboring houses, and the whole village could burn down.

@@kamilszadkowski8864 Overall, yes, there are many nuances. But we probably need to consider the fact that he is not a Level Design artist, but more likely a self-taught Environment artist, in other words, he doesn’t focus on conveying the meaning and purpose of the village's existence, but just tries to make it look beautiful. Although, he should know such things, and not just create beautiful pictures. In any case, it is a beautiful work. Thank you for your response.

thanks, i just scaled them wrong

they are elves 😂

@@victordelgado7408 you mean dwarves 😂 cause elves are tall

Pigs are oversized too.

He posted link in the description

the music is from a plague tale, assets links in description!

Thanks! i love that scenario, maybe in future i will do something like that

thanks! i will post more but not one video per week

@Unreal Environments - Speed Level Design all good! Your stuff really does inspire a lot of us so please keep at it. On any frequency

thanks! i didn't post anything on reddit... can you give me the link, please? i just learned with youtube tutorials and other video like this

thanks! i used a lot from this pack bit.ly/Medieval_Env

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Thank you for the link. Love your creativity. Hope to see more in the future

Thanks! you can help the video get more views by sharing it!

assets links are in description!

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Thank you for the hint. (I should have seen this actually...) But wow, did not know about this Unreal engine marketplace. That is amazing how many stuff is there. I am not familiar with game design and such. But it really seems to me that this engine is a gamechanger in terms of accessibility to high end graphics also for lower budget productions. And also, very nice build up and atmosphere in your medieval age marketplace environment.👌

thanks! i know, i know...! if you search for "peasants" on the marketplace you should find them

thanks! i just go with the flow usually!

Thanks, they're taken by a plague's tale soundtrack

duuude i remember playing the online back in the days, much fun ! never did the campaign because, time passed and I played much "advanced" (graphically wise) games... it would be so cool if they would do a remaster

@@amigosan imagine dont play a game for the graphic💀

@@nxdoggo9696 no not only that but it is the thing that have been making me pushing it back and back

I mean, this was created by one person on his computer in a few hours. The Witcher 3 took 100 million dollars and like 5 years of development.

@@tyler-hp7oq I know, I'm just saying this since most UE5 videos are showing the state of modern graphics. Good point with the man hours and availability of good assets now

@@tyler-hp7oq this level make every normal UE5 User in few min/hours. You cant compare a hole game with a small scene.

thanks! problems with the recording but i think i didn't skip that much

they feed them with people who ask why they're so big!

it will look better!

thanks, i may have exagerated a bit with the scaling of the animals...

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Yeah when I saw that ox in the right side of the screen I was like WOOOAHH

thanks, for the light i just used a directional light and a skylight with lumen, nothing too complicated!

@@unrealenvironments-speedle782 Colors looks really warm and cozy. Base preset on UE4 looks kinda cold.

sorry for the late reply, i don't remember but i may have changed the temperature of the directional light to a bit warmer color and i also put the indirect light setting to the max

but the witcher got his own engine

@@nothingtoaddhere11 REDEngine is officially dead after Cyberpunk 2077. CDPR said that they are switching to UE for all new projects, including the remake of Witcher 1

@@xSuperSS ah cool to know then

@@nothingtoaddhere11 Yeah and I for one are happy for it. UE is just insanely versatile compared to RedEngine, not to say way more Polished (hehe).

​@@xSuperSS😂

And Bannerlord.

it will look better!