Sucks man.Gyrian said:Happy new year, U2 crowd! It looks like my PS3 died to send off 2009.
I'll figure something out tomorrow, hopefully won't miss much.
P.S. loved the 3D images a few posts ago!
I blame FFXIII ; P
Sucks man.Gyrian said:Happy new year, U2 crowd! It looks like my PS3 died to send off 2009.
I'll figure something out tomorrow, hopefully won't miss much.
P.S. loved the 3D images a few posts ago!
Cross-eyed. I prefer these to parallel because they don't have to be so tiny.Lord Error said:cakefoo, are those 3D screens the parallel-view ones, or the cross-eye ones?
I used different adjustments for each picture. For the most part, I learned that I should space the camera further apart when a single subject is the focus- like the statue, or Chloe's butt. When I tried the same camera settings on larger, more open areas, it kind of looked tacky.Can you also explain how are you making them? It looks like they don't all have the same separation distance.
mYm|17| said:Man I just played multiplayer with my cousins friend for the first time since it came out. Wow, the multiplayer is just down right lame.
Kureishima said:Really? Why?
:enemyglider: said:Not enough care packages, kill streaks, death streaks, and other camp-promoting zane fests.
I guess he prefers games which make everything feel like a spectacle of unbalanced "I see you first, therefore I must camp and get my killstreak up so I can get an unbalanced perk where u will die from a vehicle in the sky" shite than something that is a bit more engaging, balanced, and fair.
tl;dr not enough DUDEBRO
mYm|17| said:Man I just played multiplayer with my cousins friend for the first time since it came out. Wow, the multiplayer is just down right lame.
Rewrite said:Hey, thanks for linking to that thread. I'll bookmark it for later use when they figure out this problem. So it's a common problem then, phew. Hopefully they'll fix it because he really wanted to play online, haha!
alr1ghtstart said:http://www.naughtydog.com//stats/match/meierlynk?match=466610&page=0
looks like you just suck at co-op.
Or Desert 5alr1ghtstart said:Headshots are never insta-kills unless it's the sniper rifle. They count for more hitpoints though.
cakefoo said:Or Desert 5
P.S. Thanks for bringing to my attention that Match History is finally working. The fact it's retroactive is excellent.
It's actually quite simple. There is chapter select so you can replay levels and just choose your current stage you are at if you want to progress. It keeps track of difficulty as well.Himuro said:Can someone explain Uncharted 2's save system?
Basically, whenever I want to choose a random chapter for whatever reason, treasure hunting for instance, the game has to save a new file when I do this? The game overwrites the old files but keeps my old stuff like treasures, rewards and tweaks so long as I've beaten the game on that mode?
I wanted to start a speedrun, because I like doing speedruns with games I heart, so I started a new game. I figured it'd keep all my chapters beaten and stuff because I was going to put it on normal so I overwrote my normal file. So I went to replay a chapter first and I find that I can't use chapter select. I thought I could, because, you know, I already beat the game, but only the first chapter was selectable because I started a new game.
So does this mean I should have a super save file with all my stuff and separate playthroughs on different files? I panicked because I thought the game overwrote my completed file with treasures, rewards;etc. so I loaded up my playthrough from hard mode (breezing through that, already on chapter 12 in like 1-2 hours, difficulty in this mode seems on par with normal in Uncharted 1) and tried loading from a certain chapter, made a new file this time, and ended up with all my stuff intact.
For a game that relies heavily on transferring rewards, treasures;etc from mode to mode, it seems awfully convoluted. Then again, I guess I just prefer the more streamlined RE5 approach: only one game per profile, being able to choose any chapter so long you've beaten it, and being able to replay it without creating a new file.
Irish said:No, it's cakefoo.
mYm|17| said:Man I just played multiplayer with my cousins friend for the first time since it came out. Wow, the multiplayer is just down right lame.
Killthee said:I blame FFXIII ; P
Irish said:How long have you had your PS3?
alr1ghtstart said:Headshots are never insta-kills unless it's the sniper rifle. They count for more hitpoints though.
JustHadToJoin said:Hey would anyone like this:
A one on one match. Just you and some other guy go head to head in a tiny map with a .45, no grenade, and an AK and you have to pull all the stops to kill him before he kills you. It would be so intense, especially when you pull off a full black and white screen kill. The match is best 2 out of 3.
Would anyone think that would be fun? I've just noticed that when I'm playing and it's just me and some other guy going at it its amazing, even if the other player gets the best of me. in uncharted people eat and drink bullets so I think it could be cool. Am i being ridiculous?
Killthee said:Usually there's a GAF party every day. Join the chat room and ask if there's room.
Just save over the existing save. Everything you have in there will be preserved, and you keep playing on the new difficulty setting. I don't think you'd ever need more than one save file in the game (I never did), but the game doesn't quite make it clear that it is so.Himuro said:Of course. But you have to save a new file.
And when I do that, I can't choose any chapter on that file I just saved once I'm done.
Lord Error said:Just save over the existing save. Everything you have in there will be preserved, and you keep playing on the new difficulty setting. I don't think you'd ever need more than one save file in the game (I never did), but the game doesn't quite make it clear that it is so.
Btw, you can only choose chapters on the difficulty that you've finished, I think
Yes, sorry, that's what I meant. You can start the game with chapter select, selecting Chapter 1 on the difficulty you want, and keep playing it like that on that difficulty. It's the equivalent of starting a new game on that difficulty.dralla said:if you pick new game and overwrite your completed game you will lose your old progress. Either use chapter select or make a new save file.
Yeah, if you're trying to 100% the game, there's no reason to select "new game" from the start menu .Lord Error said:Yes, sorry, that's what I meant. You can start the game with chapter select, selecting Chapter 1 on the difficulty you want, and keep playing it like that on that difficulty. It's the equivalent of starting a new game on that difficulty.
onemic said:Been thinking about getting the game, but as I just got a PS3 as of almost 2 weeks ago along with 8 games, it'll hit my wallet pretty hard. Do people still play the MP? Is it comparable to halo 3/gears 2 in terms of online numbers? How is the online compared to other shooters?(halo 3, gears 2, MW2, etc.)
This.Flunkie said:I just finished the single player for the first time. I loved it! It made me smile so much. It definitely is a feel-good game - I've been in a bad mood all day, and I pick up Uncharted and it just lifts my spirits right up.
Amazing. GOTY 2009 for sure.
onemic said:Been thinking about getting the game, but as I just got a PS3 as of almost 2 weeks ago along with 8 games, it'll hit my wallet pretty hard. Do people still play the MP? Is it comparable to halo 3/gears 2 in terms of online numbers? How is the online compared to other shooters?(halo 3, gears 2, MW2, etc.)