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Landmark
The standalone Landmark creation tool allows players to build anything they want in the world of EverQuest Next, and the latest developer diary shows off how it easy it is to use.
You can check out the video below starring lead building and UI designer Jake Sones and associate producer Eric Smith as they show off some the game's building mechanics, and some of the new changes that have been implemented in the system.
This isn't the first time we've seen the creation tools in action, but this is the most up to date version of the engine. Sones and Smith says there will likely be changes to the final version of the game, but this video shows something pretty close to final.
For more on EverQuest Next Landmark, you can check out some of our hands-on time with the creation tool.
[Via: Polygon]
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