Chief designer: all the mechs in the game Starry Sky cannot be driven.

CTOnews.com August 18 news, the upcoming B Society game "Starry Sky" has been preloaded on Xbox and WindowsPC platforms yesterday, CTOnews.com also reported yesterday, B Society recently held a Q & An on the "Star" game, answering a lot of players are interested in the content.

In the various trailer videos of "Star" previously released, the mecha figure that appears inside has always been one of the key points that fans are concerned about.

The machine armour exposed in the ▲ game "Starry Sky" in the recent "Starry Sky" quiz show, the chief designer Emil Pagliarulo confirmed that none of the machine armor in this work can be driven.

Emil Pagliarulo explained: "these mechs are relics of previous wars, and this conflict began in 2308. Decades before the story began (the game timeline began in 2330), the mechs were banned with the armistice. Now all that is left are ruined ruins scattered over the historical battlefield!"

The player group is not satisfied with Emil Pagliarulo's statement, saying bluntly, "if you don't do it, don't make up a story." while CTOnews.com learned after inquiry that the B Society "Star" still uses the same Creation engine inherited from "radiation 3" to the present version of the "Creation2" engine, which actually does not support vehicles.

▲ "radiation 3" in the "subway" hat and in 2008 "radiation 3", in order to achieve the effect of allowing players to "take the subway" in the plot, the B team actually made the subway model into a NPC hat. When the player moves, the NPC, who "wears a subway model hat" under the player, also moves with the player, thus "simulating" the effect of riding the subway. Even if "Star" wants to achieve this kind of "riding machine armour" effect, I am afraid it can only "play similar skills."