If the recent gameplay trailer Avowed seemed ugly to you, one of the developers from Obsidian assures that the game still expects a lot of graphical improvements, as it hasn't even entered the alpha phase.
This year's Xbox Games Showcase brought the first gameplay trailer of Avowed - the new RPG from Obsidian Entertainment, which was announced in July 2020. Visually, this gameplay trailer seemed a bit date, which worried the gamers. However, one of the developers decided to reassure them.
Briar Diem from Obsidian joined the discussion on rpgcodex.net. Responding to an allegation by one of the forum's users, who said that "character models are poor," the developer wrote:
In further statements, Diem assured that he likes the critical attitude of the community. Moreover, he added that of all Obsidian's games Avowed is the one that has been waiting the longest to enter the alpha/beta phase. This, in turn, is expected to bode well - especially since with the studio's previous works, "alpha" stages reportedly lasted only a few months.
Two other points raised by Diem seem interesting.
Whether Diem or rather Urquhart is right, we are to find out in 2024, when Avowed will make its debut. The game is headed for PC and XSX/S.
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