A ton of shockingly bad textures around, really hurting the visuals. The lighting would look so much better if it would interact with more detailed environments. And that's PC maxed. Consoles have even worse textures? Very weird for a current gen only game.
It's a good thing I don't work with game devs or texture artists. I'd be like an old nun at a catholic school, silently stalking the halls and workspaces, a yardstick in each hand. The first fucker I caught reducing their texture quality would be damn lucky to ever use their hands again.
It's current year. Can't have Isaac and Nicole hetero relationship without balancing it out with the homo.
In fact, we didn't know whether the crew mate was gay or not, it wasn't important enough for the devs to tell us, but again, in the remake, we needed to know.
Yeah fuck that. I spend $1600 on a card it better dole out virtual BJs AND run everything flawlessly.
All that is fine and good, but if I spent $1600 to play a game, it better run that shit flawlessly.
So why are they releasing $1600 cards? I mean, I get it -- people buy them, so maybe the market is just silly. Why buy that kind of card if you know nothing is going to take advantage of it?
This ain't my first rodeo. I had multiple backups which is standard for me in any survival horror. The thing is that when I launched the game I was never able to select one. It would always dump me back into a death animation…. No main menu or nothing. I think I found a game breaking glitch….. it'd probably extremely rare. The timing was like perfect.
Similar systems existed back in the early 90s - Gods by Bitmap Brothers was a combat platform game and it adjusted the action depending on how the player was doing, what they were good or bad at etc.
It's an underused mechanic, to be sure. In my humble opinion, it would make games better like we have seen RPG elements being added to every game in the modern era, that being weapons and gear augmenting stats, actual stats to build up on your character and perks/spells/combo abilities etc... Kind of like a contstrained rogue-like mechanic that doesn't change the actual game envisioned by the devs, but an extra chefs-kiss spice to areas to keep things interesting.
After reading this back I realized my initial message looked hostile. To clarify, what I meant to say essentially was: "What you're saying is, I should make multiple saves then?"
