You can backtrack, but there's barely any encouraging reason to.
Mostly. When you can't you will be told.
Thanks. I hate being forced to 100% each area before moving on.
You can backtrack, but there's barely any encouraging reason to.
Mostly. When you can't you will be told.
So wait, now there's no texture pack to download and it's in the pre-load? Then how did we go from 30gb recommended to 15-16 on the actual download?
edit: The screens in the PC performance thread tell me there is no texture pack at all. Those are really bad console quality textures.
I really can't decide between Amazon or Greenman.
360 or PC (2500k and 1GB 6870)??
So its the exact same as Dishonored and Metro 2033. The devs said higher res textures but it was bullshit.So wait, now there's no texture pack to download and it's in the pre-load? Then how did we go from 30gb recommended to 15-16 on the actual download?
edit: The screens in the PC performance thread tell me there is no texture pack at all. Those are really bad console quality textures.
Looking at all of their depots, I think it might be a mistake or something separate. They absolutely have HQ assets sitting around somewhere. I would give them the benefit of the doubt.So its the exact same as Dishonored and Metro 2033. The devs said higher res textures but it was bullshit.
So its the exact same as Dishonored and Metro 2033. The devs said higher res textures but it was bullshit.
Maybe when it releases in the US there will be a texture pack to download.
Regarding High/Ultra textures: there's virtually no difference in average performance between the two and there's a mere ~40MB VRAM penalty associated with the latter. Coupling this with the 10GB difference between the minimum and recommended amount of free space would lead me to believe that higher-resolution textures are missing.
Edit: And as I mentioned earlier, the game is currently 16.9GB installed, which falls around the minimum spec.
Would like to ask a reviewer how much space their copy is taking up, assuming that they usually run a monster gaming rig many can't afford. It could be anything, from a mistake to an automated download if the specs on the machine match or exceed recommended.After getting everything running, it seems like this is only taking up ~17.5gb on my hdd, I don't think the texture pack is up at all, wouldn't make sense for the recommended specs to list a 30gb space requirement otherwise
People have mentioned that already, but it can be disputed. I personally had the expectation of a giant cluster fuck, but I think there are good reasons why that exact moment didn't make it.dunno if already posted but according to the PC Gaming Magazine Gamestar (Germany) the stuff from the E3 2011 is not existent and the areas aren't nearly as big. (but they don't bash IG for that, just stating it)
http://youtu.be/nkDexodnV54?t=8m33s
Holy fuck, I forgot to delete the intro logo videos.
They're unskippable and there's so many of them that it's almost comical.
They're skippable after the first time they go through.
Having said that, I am disabling them as always.
They REALLY are throwing the race angel into this. Blacks are barely more than slaves(or are they still?) and now I meet Klan members too? Wow, ballsy for a game. Especially mixed with the hyper Christian/Conservative tones.
Holy fuck, I forgot to delete the intro logo videos.
They're unskippable and there's so many of them that it's almost comical.
They REALLY are throwing the race angel into this. Blacks are barely more than slaves(or are they still?) and now I meet Klan members too? Wow, ballsy for a game. Especially mixed with the hyper Christian/Conservative tones.
Not sure if all Germans are aware of the offer, but I picked the game up for 29 at Saturn.
Love the style of the first 20 minutes or so.
They REALLY are throwing the race angel into this. Blacks are barely more than slaves(or are they still?) and now I meet Klan members too? Wow, ballsy for a game. Especially mixed with the hyper Christian/Conservative tones.
It's refreshing and it reflects the era better than I expected. Although, some lines spewed out by NPCs feel kind of modern.
When I finished BioShock Infinite dont worry, I wont spoil anything I was dumbfounded. I wanted to tell someone what I thought, but for a moment I had absolutely no idea. Id experienced a kind of excited panic, then total delight, then momentary confusion, and then a rush of extraordinary sights, powerful scenes and sudden twists that left me struggling to keep up.
Its a spectacular ending. Its just a shame it doesnt make a lick of sense.
Infinite is wonderful. Every single person who can play it, should play it. Its a fascinating and gruesomely fun adventure in a genuinely unique, magnificent place. But the plot really does jump the shark. It jumps a lot of sharks. It jumps the BioShark Infinisharks. Thats not uncommon in cinematic first-person shooters, but I mention it now because the games mysteries are such a big part of its appeal.
........
Its awkward: I want to tell you why the plot failed for me, but I have to be vague. It has many, many leaps of questionable logic, but the ones that really hurt are when your terrible predicament seems to be the direct consequence of decisions that didnt make sense at the time.
At one point, your solution to a simple logistical problem is the equivalent of setting off an atom bomb to clear a cobweb. So when anything bad happens from then on, youre thinking, Boy, it almost seems like setting off that atom bomb was an insane, unnecessary and irrational thing to do.
You dont set off an atom bomb. That was a metaphor.
The worst culprit is the ending. The plots final emotional sting is an action that just doesnt seem like it would achieve anything. It seems to be assuming some new rule about how this world works but since those rules were never established, any drama that hinges on them feels arbitrary.
Yup, it's the Konami code.
Skyhook has arrived! going to go pick it up now!
I'm going to guess it's a download code, but I admit I don't know.Can anyone tell me if the copy of Bioshock that comes with the PS3 version is on a disk or a download code?
Thank you, and I do apologize if this has been answered...
Pictures, Andrew. We need pictures!!
Would you kindly get them up as soon as you can?
Skyhook has arrived! going to go pick it up now!
Definitely felt the same way at first. Not sure why they chose to include more gender equality in this universe. My guess is that they got a good bite of racism to chew on already.One thing that feels out of place is the women you fight. Woman as soldiers in that era? Come on. If you go that deep, go the whole way but I feel the rise of "misogyny in games" made them back off that bit.
any idea how to do this? got a little overwhelmed looking through the ini files
I just deleted some of the opening vids from the install folder (and backed them up of course), like ESRB.bik, the UE3 logo, etc.
It seems to get screwy if you delete the opening 2K video, but that can just be skipped over quickly and then you're in the game.
Bioshock 2 (and maybe 1, don't remember) had a -nointro launch option, but that doesn't seem to work here.
I was going to get this game anyway but Adam Sessler's review sealed the deal and got me excited about a video game again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jchIi-vR_js
Christ, these video reviews are impossible to watch if you're avoiding footage of the game.
Forget anything I said. This is absolutely fucking amazing. Forget Bioshock 1.
An Irrational dev said areas of that scale are indeed in the game.dunno if already posted but according to the PC Gaming Magazine Gamestar (German) the stuff from the E3 2011 is not existent and the areas aren't nearly as big. (but they don't bash IG for that, just stating it)
http://youtu.be/nkDexodnV54?t=8m33s
Forget anything I said. This is absolutely fucking amazing. Forget Bioshock 1.
But that's what being a PC gamer is all about.The guys at the performance thread are insane. I'd love to join in, but I already found the PS3 version adequate enough. Visually, at least.