This is the atlas it's infinite and expands in all directions. /POE2

https://youtu.be/qIjspydzjBo?t=2851


Pitch black infinitely deep dungeon

https://youtu.be/h-YabwBiPxk?t=134


Is it really infinite or is it capped at 65,535

It's marketing speak for "very big".

There's no such thing as infinite in a computer system built with finite atoms.

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Aderahl#5069 wrote:

It's marketing speak for "very big".

There's no such thing as infinite in a computer system built with finite atoms.

Yes. I agree, but is it 32-bit integers or 16-bit integer, or 64-bit integer.

I NEED TO KNOW. xdders

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Aderahl#5069 wrote:

It's marketing speak for "very big".

There's no such thing as infinite in a computer system built with finite atoms.

This.

When game devs say "infinite" they're really saying "so ridiculously big that under 1% of players would ever reach the end of it, even if they devoted themselves entirely to that goal."

That being said, I can't wait for Steve to tell us all how big the planet is!

https://youtu.be/ZpIbaTXJD4g?t=2890

"if you die then the map can no longer be run and you'll have to find another way around to get to the areas behind it"

some of those have 3 connections, if you die 3 times/fail to complete it what happens to the connection? you get locked out of progression?

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Aderahl#5069 wrote:

It's marketing speak for "very big".

There's no such thing as infinite in a computer system built with finite atoms.

Technically correct, but it's perfectly possible to design computer systems where the limit will never actually be reached in practice. This new endgame system probably will probably have an upper boundary much greater than an int16 since people have proven they can actually hit the delve limits (unless of course GGG wants a repeat of that, there is kind of a geeky cool factor to it).