Mr.Duck on 26/10/2008 at 22:16
I wonder how can the Ishimura withstand asteroids, our ship and the USG Valor (which is a pretty big ship) crashing into it without just going all blooey. True, true....science-FICTION, but still...
In any case, still loving this game and already saw those freaking ultra-fast necromorphs, haven't fought one yet, brrrr....4 more episodes to go, rar!!! :)
Plus, the battle with that BIG necromorph hanging onto the bay doors at the comm section was -fun-!
So far, v. few boss battles, but they sure have been varied and considerably ingenious in execution, huzzah!
JohnnyTheWolf on 26/10/2008 at 23:33
I'm not:
Dr. Zefram Cochrane: I've gotta take a leak.
Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge: Leak? I'm not detecting any leak.
Dr. Zefram Cochrane: Don't you people from the 24th century ever pee?catbarf on 27/10/2008 at 02:35
Quote Posted by MrDuck
I wonder how can the Ishimura withstand
asteroids, our ship and the USG Valor (which is a pretty big ship) crashing into it without just going all blooey. True, true....science-FICTION, but still...On the
bridge, when I could hear all of the things slamming into the hull, I wondered the same thing.
Angel Dust on 27/10/2008 at 05:11
Quote Posted by JohnnyTheWolf
"Inspired by"? How?
To me at least, it seems like they have taken the rusty diving suit asthetic and glowing face of the Big Daddies as a starting point for the suit.
Anyway, up to chapter 5 now and still enjoying myself alot. The story has picked up a bit,
I am quite interested in what's going to happen to that engineer dude and the mystery around this woman that my character is searching for , and I've seen some great sights and had some tense battles (
the quick battle with tentacle beast that grabs your leg is a great use of the TPP ).
Eldron on 27/10/2008 at 07:27
This game has the gameplay I wished for in the bioshock world.
Mr.Duck on 27/10/2008 at 09:10
Eeeeeep!!!
Only 2 more episodes to go!!!!!
OMFG, OMFG, OMFG!!!
:D:D:D
Also, I like how each boss, so far, has been a unique and fun battle.
Cheers for this game.
Judith on 27/10/2008 at 11:11
Quote Posted by catbarf
Well, a friend let me borrow the game so I can play it while I wait for mine to come in.
Very nice gameplay, the problem is the controls. The mouse sensitivity seems to change on the fly- sometimes it's sensitive, sometimes it isn't at all. Would using a controller alleviate this?
Edit: Hey! I got it! I tried turning VSync on in-game, but then I got the lag and my FPS dropped like a rock. But then I disabled VSync, quit the game, and forced VSync using NTune- and now, I have vertical sync at a constant 75FPS, no mouse lag, and the sensitivity is both constant and much higher than it was before!
Volition- I think this might be what Fraps did that fixed your sensitivity issue- doesn't it only record whole frames?
Give it a try, see what happens.
Judging by what fraps is showing, apparently there's a FPS limiter with in-game vsync - I got 30 fps, everytime, everywhere. Your method boosted the framerate up to the LCD's refresh rate (60) :)
Angel Dust on 27/10/2008 at 11:13
Quote Posted by Eldron
This game has the gameplay I wished for in the bioshock world.
That's exactly what I was thinking too. Initially I was excited about a real spiritual successor to SS2 but after playing the demo and watching the ending trailer I was definitely warming up to the idea of a much more action orientated game. However Bioshock did not deliver on that for me but Dead Space certainly is!
june gloom on 27/10/2008 at 12:22
Seems like the general consensus is that TTLG likes it. I'll try and pick it up if I ever get a PSU and my 8800 works.
vurt on 27/10/2008 at 12:42
GOTY together with Fable II and GTA IV.
