Name: ロックスターがオープンワールドゲームをマスターする方法 (How Rockstar Masters The Open World Game)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:58:29.000Z
Duration: 11 min 15 s
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- [Narrator] With Red Dead Redemption Two on the horizon,

It's been over eight years since the original

But as I was watching the release footage

It seems as if every single one of Rockstar's games

have massive open worlds, and every single one of these

open world games are absolutely amazing and outstanding.

While open world games are pretty much everywhere

these days, most of them are pretty disappointing and empty.

oh no, their worlds are better than my world.

Yeah, I'd rather live in the peaceful and safe Vice City

It looks like a great place and I'm kind of thinking

that it's based off of somewhere else in real life,

maybe like San Antonio or Paris or something,

have a certain charm and feel to them, and it's honestly

something I can only get from Rockstar games.

that make me feel so great when I play these games.

It could be the fact that I love being able

to recreate the way that I act in real life.

It could be that I like the massive skies.

But I really don't think that's the case.

Deep down I know that the real reason why I love these games

is because of the true open world experience.

The consistency is almost always there and every new release

has a world that is better than the last.

So what exactly is so good about these worlds?

What is it that makes these games the way they are?

I'll go ahead and start from the very beginning.

Many open world games have a little bit of life

Like how FarCry enemies will jump out of their cars

how Fallout games have cool little side quests

had a super realistic flying animation when you're trying

to walk around on the ground and you just started flying.

What I'm saying here is that some of these games

do a pretty decent job at adding life into their world.

and only do it in certain areas of their world.

Diamond City in Fallout Four, Novigrad in The Witcher Three,

and New Vegas and New Vegas are all great examples

Those locations tend to have a sense of life

and feel like a realistic place in a realistic world.

Now, Rockstar doesn't just do this in some locations,

In order to identify life in a video game world,

we're gonna have to take a look at what creates this life.

realistic settings, and differences in scenery.

Rockstar worlds have all three of these things

and that's what makes them feel so lively.

Movement, this is the factor that many games have

In order for an open world to feel alive,

there needs to be some sort of movement and activities

And basically every single open world game

in the Grand Theft Auto series, this is done perfectly.

The NPC's move around about their daily business

and they don't make you stick out like a sore thumb.

waves push boats and stuff just feels natural.

The day and night cycle is perfect and the constant changes

in lighting and the progression of time of day

The ambulances moving around helping the old man

in a really nice supercar, add to the effect by making

the world actually feel like a functioning society.

It's not like we have a Fallout Four settlement on our hands

where the stupid old lady just moves from chair to chair

and people walk around in circles and get in the way.

This is an example of pointless movement,

but it's not like that with Rockstar games.