Hier mal ein bisschen Copy-Paste von Bohemia zu Arma 4 / der neuen Enfusion Engine:
The short answer is that we'll provide more information about Enfusion and the future of Bohemia Interactive as soon as we're ready.
Last year, we were a bit too optimistic and expected to share more details regarding the state of our new Enfusion engine by the end of 2020. As you know, that didn't happen. The reason is that it's extremely difficult to estimate the amount of work required on an ambitious undertaking such as this. There were also various internal and external factors that made everything even more challenging. That being said, we're pleased to share with you that the engine's development is going well and that we're making great progress.
In line with Bohemia's company philosophy, we still intend to involve our community in Enfusion's development as soon as possible. In order to get there, however, we need to reach a certain internal milestone so that we can give you a good first impression of our vision for the upcoming decade(s). Once we've reached that point, we'll be able to talk far more openly about what's happening behind the scenes and share specific details regarding our future plans, as well as Enfusion's (modding) tools.
(aus: https://www.bohemia.net/blog/bohemia-recap-may-2021)
And finally, the question everybody’s been waiting for – any news regarding Arma 4?
The one thing that’s certain about the future of the franchise is that the limitations found in some of the core Arma 3 technology makes evolution no longer a viable option moving forward - something we’ve been aware of for many years now. So our biggest task is to redefine the very foundations which the future of Arma can be built upon. That’s why we’ve been spending a tremendous amount of time and effort in developing our next generation game technology called Enfusion. It’s far more powerful and versatile than anything we’ve used before and will feature a wide variety of user-friendly tools and resources for developers and modders alike. Our aim is to build our most dynamic engine to date, which in turn will allow players and creators to build anything and everything they can dream of.
But it is also double-edged sword because Arma’s success and evolution is mainly due to its incredible community that formed over the decades around Real Virtuality. As we take this exciting step into the great unknown, we’re looking for the best way to enable our user community so it can actively become part of the journey. We know what Arma users, as well as the broader gaming community, want from us. And we’re working harder than ever to give that to them and then some. But let me be clear: we’re going to need you, your support, and your creativity to be able to collectively transition the Arma community to newer and better technology as it is going to be a long and sometimes windy road.
(aus: https://www.bohemia.net/blog/meet-marek)
