frontieruk
Member
all signs point to no.
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
Alright, leaving the Syndicate totally fixed my freezing issues in both co-op and SP. Will rejoin if it gets patched. PS3 people, run the game in 720p mode and don't join a Syndicate.
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
Coop is a blast, except when your playing with guys with kinect as mics. I heard one kid getting yelled at for not brushing his teeth, and another with screaming kids.
How do I join an existing syndicate? I only see the option to create one.
I want to say there's only one more part, you kill a reactive and a liquid(?) armor guy and a bunch of grunts. Which has always seemed much easier to me than the part you're stuck on(partially because you don't have to protect anything anymore).
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
Not to beat a dead horse but I would say absolutely not.
sbz-coder
Developer
There is no way except doing some recoding of the engine to get a tweakable FOV as it is getting reset and changed every frame.
EA is in control of any patching so you'll have to bug them if you want this to happen
This is the official Starbreeze forum: http://www.starbreezeforum.se/viewtopic.php?id=1243
There's at least some developers/QA guys that responds there sometimes.
I saw this response regarding FOV-fixes:
It's a I feared. Ah well, I guess the most sensible solution is to disband the syndicate for now and wait for a fix. The problem here is that you need to be in a syndicate if you want to Platinum this game. :/
Is this worth buying just for the singleplayer?
definitely not. super disappointed with it (even when I got it for free, hehe). this is nowhere near darkness1 and riddick2. it's just extremely limited. too bad I have absolutely no interest in the multiplayer.
Film grain?Is there an option to disable the film grain?
Thanks!
That's a great summary fin and my thoughts closely mirror your own (having finished the SP last night).So I finished the campaign last night. Don't really get all the hate for it. It does a lot of things right that so many other shooters get wrong. The breaching is a great mechanic , the implementation was kind of limited though. You can breach enemies, turrets at anytime, and in one milestone a turret follows you around helping you. In some areas they attempted some puzzles, hack objects in the correct order, use dart mode to breach everything before they reset. It's a mechanic that can definitely be build upon. But even just the tougher enemies that require breaching keeps the shooting varied and provide a few OH SHIT moments. Like others have said the shooting definitely feels like FEAR, and sometimes the AI is really good other times it's stupid.
Disappointing story about 2/3rd's through though. It's really predictable and honestly something I never wanted to do.. Some total eye rolling moments. But the setting and the art is top notch. They have the right amount of violence to be cool but not cheesy. Think kinda like SinCity (the movie) violence. Like "Whoa, that just happened? That was awesome." I guess I really like the tone of the game. It's alot like Deus Ex in that way but cooler and less cheesy. Good VO too. I instantly recognized three of the characters. The bad guy from Xmen, the chick from clerks, and the bad dude from the Crow.I'd rather have killed the chick and helped the corporation fight the war. Like really? They come in kill your parents. With GM of the EuroCorp in the same room? Oh and guess what? Now I want revenge! Fuck...
Would I recommend a purchase for just the campaign? I think so, the game is just cool. Ha cool isn't really a metric but whatever. If you don't have the money rent it for sure.
I just spent some 5 hours with the co-op and it's so much better than the campaign. Being sent on missions, selecting loadout and choosing R&D really should have been how the campaign was structured. Hell, even though I normally hate multiplayer games I'd still be interested in a co-op-only sequel.
Most fun thing to happen so far was in Mozambique where the whole team had been downed by the flamethrower guy in the data storage room. I had to kite him up the stairs and out in the open, then run back down to reboot everyone, and then follow the people up and reboot two of them a second time when they were downed by the flamethrower guy again, and finally take the him out and chiprip him. Yeah, on Normal, but I felt pretty good about myself right then.
Anyway, I played and finished the Colorado map and the next one didn't unlock. Are there some requirements to proceed that I don't know of?
Also, what's the procedure to take out enemy agents? They keep getting back up again. In the campaign I think you need to perform an execution, but the end of the Atlantic Accelerator map is swarming with enemies and I couldn't get close enough to try. We finally managed to beat them, but I have no idea how as I was too busy hiding.
I just spent some 5 hours with the co-op and it's so much better than the campaign. Being sent on missions, selecting loadout and choosing R&D really should have been how the campaign was structured. Hell, even though I normally hate multiplayer games I'd still be interested in a co-op-only sequel.
Most fun thing to happen so far was in Mozambique where the whole team had been downed by the flamethrower guy in the data storage room. I had to kite him up the stairs and out in the open, then run back down to reboot everyone, and then follow the people up and reboot two of them a second time when they were downed by the flamethrower guy again, and finally take the him out and chiprip him. Yeah, on Normal, but I felt pretty good about myself right then.
Anyway, I played and finished the Colorado map and the next one didn't unlock. Are there some requirements to proceed that I don't know of?
Also, what's the procedure to take out enemy agents? They keep getting back up again. In the campaign I think you need to perform an execution, but the end of the Atlantic Accelerator map is swarming with enemies and I couldn't get close enough to try. We finally managed to beat them, but I have no idea how as I was too busy hiding.
Could you please explain it? I haven't fought any Agents in co-op yet and it sounds like it isn't obvious.Thanks for the answers, everyone. I finally figured out what detonating an agent means and it made short work of the agents when I tried it in Scandinavia.
Could you please explain it? I haven't fought any Agents in co-op yet and it sounds like it isn't obvious.
If it's what I think it is, essentially you just breach a downed agent and they self destruct. Pretty useful if you can't get close to chip rip. Be warned though it takes a while so have you team help or use breach focus right before.
EA were so cheap they only did a co-op demo which shutdown on games release date as it used the same servers as the release so they had to reset stats.No demo? Or pulled from XBL?
Thanks for the answers, everyone. I finally figured out what detonating an agent means and it made short work of the agents when I tried it in Scandinavia.
How do you go about getting into the 360 GAF syndicate? My GT is tumvante. Is that enough info to send me an invite?
Can I get an invite to the GAF syndicate as well? I'm Luvmusl on X360
Or if it's not as simple as just inviting me, who do I need to send a friend request to?
I too would like to join the GAF 360 syndicate.
gamertag: stephendedalus5
I'm not sure what happened (Xbox Live is a mystery to me), but I'm now a member of the GAF syndicate.
Thanks frontieruk!
Yeah, there's not nearly enough players for you to be able to play what you want. I just want to finish the maps in order on normal, and then bump up the difficulty and finish them in order again. I've been trying on and off all day and haven't found a single suitable game.