That is not how it works at all. In Bio1 whatever your last gun and plasmids were remain on quick select on the respective trigger, exactly like Bio2.Going one-by-one through your list of plasmids and weapons when you are being surrounded and shot at is far less convenient and tactically beneficial for obvious reasons.
Derrick's a great guy. I like him a lot. He could easily go from being a pariah here to just one of the gang on RPGCodex or similar forums but he sticks it out here. Nonetheless, I seriously suspect he confuses complexity with depth. Derrick, look into what Valve's Robin Walker has said on the topic, for instance.
Derrick's a great guy. I like him a lot. He could easily go from being a pariah here to just one of the gang on RPGCodex or similar forums but he sticks it out here. Nonetheless, I seriously suspect he confuses complexity with depth. Derrick, look into what Valve's Robin Walker has said on the topic, for instance.
Dafuq? Dishonored was very clear from the start (Game Informer cover story) what art style it wanted to achieve and they nailed it perfectly.
That is not how it works at all. In Bio1 whatever your last gun and plasmids were remain on quick select on the respective trigger, exactly like Bio2.
I don't mind Derrick and his views. The problem I have with Derrick is that he's currently in a thread about people who love to eat grapes, and he's just posting randomly "bah, I hate grapes. there to sour!"
And just keeps repeating these sentiments over and over again. It comes off trollish.
Bahahahaha.Congrats on giving Der one of his first erections.
Nice one dude.
It's not that I don't care about any of that stuff, it's that I need a good game to be there first. If a game is too shallow then I'm not going to care at all about your world or your story. It doesn't help that most games that focus on nothing but story seem to still fail miserably at doing it well.
So yeah there's your reason for why I rarely ever get excited for games now. It's certainly no coincidence that my decreasing excitement happened at the same time games started getting way more streamlined and cinematic.
I didn't play Bio2 on PC, the first one's mouse aim was so bad, and strange twitch death animations put me off. I own it though, so maybe I'll try it.I think we should probably just stop the conversation here. "Quick select" is so far from what I'm talking about here that it isn't even funny. We actually have hotkey binds with the keyboard, including with Bio1.
Derrick's a great guy. I like him a lot. He could easily go from being a pariah here to just one of the gang on RPGCodex or similar forums but he sticks it out here. Nonetheless, I seriously suspect he confuses complexity with depth. Derrick, look into what Valve's Robin Walker has said on the topic, for instance.
Can anyone with the ps3 version tell me how the framerate is with 3d enabled? How does the resolution and frame rate hold up?
Purchasing out of boredom. That sounds healthy... well, it's not as bad if you're living off a trust fund or something like that. A rarity, though.And yet you are going to buy the game anyway...
Derrick liked Spec Ops, so he is still a good person.
I'm badly estimating it's 15GB, so 20 Mbps...how long do you think it will take to DL this baby at 20mbs?
I'm badly estimating it's 15GB, so 20 Mbps...
If you're stuck at peak speed, ideally that would take 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Amazon has all the Songbird Editions back in stock for those who want one:
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Spec Ops was pretty bad. I wonder what he liked about it.
I didn't play Bio2 on PC, the first one's mouse aim was so bad, and strange twitch death animations put me off. I own it though, so maybe I'll try it.
Derrick liked Spec Ops, so he is still a good person.
Which is funny because Spec Ops was not particularly amazing gameplay wise. It was all in the setting, story and atmosphere.
SweetFX. It isn't working for me. This is causing things to stir in my angry place.... =(
I can't tell if you're joking or not. I need to play more Obsidian games.Exactly and he has previously stated he isn't a "settings" type of guy.
Which brings up the question (again), why are you going to be playing this? Besides boredom, which is a stupid fucking excuse with the extensive library of perfect Obsidian games out there.
Exactly and he has previously stated he isn't a "settings" type of guy.
Which brings up the question (again), why are you going to be playing this? Besides boredom, which is a stupid fucking excuse with the extensive library of perfect Obsidian games out there.
Spec Ops has more solid gameplay than Bioshock did. Sure its more of this generations same-old in many respects but it plays well aside from some annoying final few conflicts that so many games seem to fall into.Spec Ops was pretty bad. I wonder what he liked about it.
Welp.Still has the mediocre Bioshock combat it seems.
Exactly and he has previously stated he isn't a "settings" type of guy.
Which brings up the question (again), why are you going to be playing this? Besides boredom, which is a stupid fucking excuse with the extensive library of perfect Obsidian games out there.
Still has the mediocre Bioshock combat it seems.
Few love obsidian games more than me, but I don't think you understand how boring it would be to play nothing but them on a loop until the end of my days. I need new stuff as much as the next person, the difference being that my desire for new stuff doesn't make me ignore problems just because my hunger is being satisfied.
Which is funny because Spec Ops was not particularly amazing gameplay wise. It was all in the setting, story and atmosphere.
U mad bro?
Cause its starting to leak into your posts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1910sNot sure if anyone has asked this already, but can anyone recommend any good reading materials that will compliment the game? It doesn't necessarily have to be books. Online articles and wikipedia are welcome. I just want to get a better feel for 1912 U.S.
While that is certainly true, BioShock isn't really in a genre saturated like Spec Ops is. If you just think of it as a straight FPS, sure, and if that's all you get out of the experience, then again, not a great game. As a console shooter compared to the Halos, or a PC shooter compared to the FEARs, it's gulf is greater than Spec Ops is to it's best of class (which I'd argue is Vanquish), but it provided so much more as an experience, for me at least. People praise the story, and obviously that was pretty cool, but Bio1's true strength was just it's sense of place, it's atmosphere, it's ability to radically change the mood of levels. Spec Ops did nothing for me on any of those levels.Spec Ops has more solid gameplay than Bioshock did. Sure its more of this generations same-old in many respects but it plays well aside from some annoying final few conflicts that so many games seem to fall into.
You're respawning, or enemies are? I hope it's the former, I really hate infinitely spawning enemies in shooters. Awful.Only 2 hours into the game, Hard is kicking my ass, and I'm broke from all the damn respawning. Gonna turn it down to Easy
That is ironic, since even SpOps nuts tend usually admit that the gameplay is passable at best.
But why do these threads always end up being about Derrick? Seriously I've lurked for a few months and it gets creepy
I honestly didn't have a problem with the combat in Bioshock. I thought it was pretty good - better than (gasp) System Shock 2.
Well I failed miserably at VPN. I can't log back in so I can't switch to offline mode. GG. So close yet so far.
Can I do anything to get around this?