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So it sounds like Prey is shaping up to be something closer in spirit to System Shock than Bioshock, then? Because while I adore System Shock 1 & 2, I've given the Bioshock series numerous chances to win me over and just really don't enjoy them--even when trying to assess them without directly comparing them to the System Shocks.
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Bust Rodd posted:One thing I am very curious about is enemy models. Yeah I realize it fits the game's story, but I hope that there are more enemies than a handful of "squiggly black lines" variations. This is actually one of the problems I had with Bioshock: There are basically several different flavors of Splicer and Big Daddy, and once I got used to them, a lot of the tension evaporated.
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MinibarMatchman posted:I never had problems with Dishonored 2 in 2 whole playthroughs except for that one scene in the beginning where you're in a boat and the framerate is like 10fps, but after that 30-second segment it's all fairly decent 30FPS. Man, DXHR in general (including the Director's Cut) had some weird performance issues, even on PC, that generally required editing entries in the registry and/or playing with a browser window open in the background to remedy.
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Mordja posted:Haha, I remember that. It was literally the first time anyone saw the game and thought, "hey, maybe this could be all right?" God, what a fiasco. Yeah I had basically zero interest in DOOM up until about 3 days before it was released--and I was raised on the originals, still play them frequently, and regularly wear Doom t-shirts like some kind of neckbeard. It was only after seeing the Nvidia video that I realized the game might not actually be a bag of dicks. No idea how a marketing department could be so incompetent as to utterly fail on selling me on the game. And it was a good loving game, too.
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