Yeah, that was the same one I was griping about.Wow this room was a complete bitch to solve. Took about an hour on it's own. It looks so innocuous too.
Yeah, that was the same one I was griping about.Wow this room was a complete bitch to solve. Took about an hour on it's own. It looks so innocuous too.
Wow this room was a complete bitch to solve. Took about an hour on it's own. It looks so innocuous too.
GOTY. GAF, what is wrong you, 3 pages for this game is embarrassing.
OT tag that will turn some people off who think Blow is pretentious.GOTY. GAF, what is wrong you, 3 pages for this game is embarrassing.
OT tag that will turn some people off who think Blow is pretentious.
This is actually a good point. The thread title/tag is weird and people might not click for that reason.OT tag that will turn some people off who think Blow is pretentious.
I don't have a problem with Blow at all, but I did have a sour taste in my mouth after reading it. I know there are plenty people who don't like Braid and enough people who would get turned off on the idea that "oh, an indie circle jerk, gross"I'm not sure if it helps or hurts the thread overall. I'm kind of indifferent towards Blow and Braid, but it was his name that made me notice the thread, which then convinced me to buy the game.
Wow this room was a complete bitch to solve. Took about an hour on it's own. It looks so innocuous too.
Can someone please clue me in on how to solve this room? I run out of clones and can't figure out how to get rid of one. Any clues?
Finished the game in 5 hours, was made to think this game would be more like 10. Either way this game was fucking fantastic, really fucking fantastic. Worth every penny.
Only found 2 puzzles that really confounded me for extended periods of time. So many things done so well with this game, voice acting, atmosphere, aesthetic, puzzle design, story, what more could you want?
Anything beyond 124 orbs?
I played 30 minutes using Xpadder and it does a pretty decent job. Here's the settings I used with default keybindings:
Also, I think this game's textures are too pretty to be obscured by DoF so I turned that off:
Hello hello!
Having a technical issues I was hoping someone could help with.
The game boots just fine, the menu(s) looks fine, but whenever I go into the game everything is VERY VERY green... at first I thought it was supposed to be this way. But after about 10 seconds I realized something was seriously awry...
Anyone else had this issue?
Hello hello!
Having a technical issues I was hoping someone could help with.
The game boots just fine, the menu(s) looks fine, but whenever I go into the game everything is VERY VERY green... at first I thought it was supposed to be this way. But after about 10 seconds I realized something was seriously awry...
Anyone else had this issue?
Any ideas? I'm on Windows XP.Go to the program directory right-click on the exe and tell it to run using your respective graphics processor.
I assume updating graphics drivers didn't help? Can you control it enough to change to windowed mode, or turn any effects like DOF off?HALP!
I wish I had more ideas. I'd be stuck googling if I were in your situation.Correct.
Latest Nvidia drivers. Switching video settings on and off changes nothing... running out of ideas here...
Yeah that's my last resort I suppose. But so far no luck with that either. Thanks for the support, though.
What about computers with 2 GPUs, like Intel+AMD or Intel+Nvidia?
It seems the drivers don't default to the higher end gaming GPU when The Swapper is started. You may need to manually switch to that GPU to be able to run the game. How this is done depends on your drivers
It might also be possible to right click the game executable and choose the GPU the drivers switch to when it's ran. The game executable is TheSwapper.exe in the folder opened by right clicking The Swapper on Steam library, then clicking Properties -> Local files -> Browse local files.
I had a similar problem. What has fixed this for me is to go to the program directory right click and tell it to run with my High performance graphics processor. I can only assume it must have been trying to use the Intel graphics.
Yeah, I read that before, about the " right click and tell it to run with my High performance graphics processor". When I right click on the .exe there is no option to pick what GPU or whatever to run it with. I'm on Windows XP, though. Maybe on 7 or 8 it gives that option?
Open NVidia Control Panel (you can normally right-click your desktop and open it through the context menu, otherwise it's probably in your start menu).
In the Control Panel, under the Desktop menu, make sure that "Add "Run with graphics processor" to Context Menu" is checked.
Now you can right-click the .exe and select "Run with graphics processor" -> "High performance NVidia processor".
Do you get more abilities at some point? I've been to some rooms that seem literally impossible unless I have one more clone or something similar. Or is there some way to kill clones you're using to hold up doors?
Do you get more abilities at some point? I've been to some rooms that seem literally impossible unless I have one more clone or something similar. Or is there some way to kill clones you're using to hold up doors?
You never get more abilities.
Yeah I realized I was just being stupid, solved the ones I had trouble with. Just solved the 4 switches one, that took a bit of maneuvering to be sure. I figured out what I had to do pretty quickly and getting there took about 10-15 minutes.
When you know what to do it only takes like 10 seconds to reach the orb.
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Wow this room was a complete bitch to solve. Took about an hour on it's own. It looks so innocuous too.
Also, I think this game's textures are too pretty to be obscured by DoF so I turned that off:
By "know what to do" I meanI realized I had to trap one clone with the orb, then stand on the four switches with my remaining 4 dudes. Trapping one clone took a few minutes. Then I had to figure out that I had to get one clone of each gravity orientation to stand right above/below each other on one switch, then clone them onto each other switch, then jump to kill one to be able to cover the last switch.
so I started playing this, and had to stop after getting the swap ability. I stopped because this game is beautiful, but you can't slow down and walk. the game calls out to be explore slowly.
so I shoot off an email to the developer. I almost didn't, because years ago when I bought oblivion on 360, I wanted to be able to turn off the HUD, for better immersion, and emailed Bethesda, only to get no response. they then released 5 or more dlc and never included the option.
less than a day later, I get a response saying it is the best feature request they have received, and that it is already in the code, maybe just needing some tweaking. they went on to say that an "ultimate atmosphere update" just might be on the way.
holy shit. they actually read my email and responded, and are probably implementing it.
the game is on hold for me for now, but I am fucking excited for this if it does indeed come.
Indies > big guys
buy this fucking game.
I couldn't help but notice a similarity to Limbos gravity switching crate sections here.
.That's not how I did it. You stand in the middle, on the right side of the gravity changing mechanism, create clone on the top left switch. Then flip upside down, do the same with bottom left switch, move to the left as far as you can. Create next one on the bottom right. Swap to the top left clone standing above him and jump to erase ceiling clone. What's left to do is to create top right one and fifth one next to the orb
Like I said 10-15 seconds.