wilka91 said:it's the best action FPS ever, but HL2's better
So its not then, Half-life 2 is
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wilka91 said:it's the best action FPS ever, but HL2's better
DigiQ8 said:how many hours you've playing so far ?
Gorgon said:around 1 hour so far, dam it
Good one! HAHAHAHAHAH.Gargantou said:I wish they port it to the 360 so that I can play the game with all settings maxed..*Hits comp and cries*
*Hands you a shovel* They have insurance over there don't they? Now you can get a whole computerh00dlum said:I tried the game just now. Downloaded it to see how it ran. Meh my old trusty GeForce FX 5600 is getting old. Ran like shit and looked like shit. Played for 15 mins until i threw it away. Seems kinda cool with a nice rig though. My birthday is coming up in like 3 weeks but im to old now so my parents wont give me anything Give me a new GFX card god!!
john121 said:i wish Valve could've taken some notes from Monolith about the A.I. it would've made HL2 alot better IMO.
Loke said:Another thing that's better in FEAR than HL2 is not only the AI, but the enemy reacts to the injuries they get when you fire upon them.
If you would shoot at a guy's leg, he would drop onto the ground just to stand up again and get all dizzy.
In HL2 the Combines doesn't seem to react when you shoot them, like if you shoot with the MP7 at a Combine he would just stand there like a statue.
Another thing that's pretty cool in FEAR as well, is when you kill an enemy, he starts to shoot some rounds with his weapon (I think this happens mostly with the sub-machinegun), just like in a movie.
It looks very cool in motion, especially with slow-mo turned on.
^Ben said:AI is ok, pretty 'scripted' but ok.
^Ben said:Enviroments are so bland in this game.
AI is ok, pretty 'scripted' but ok.
Physics are doom 3 style, crap.
^Ben said:Enviroments are so bland in this game.
^Ben said:Because the AI will look at where you are, say if you break it up into quadrants I go into quadrant 1 and the AI will be scripted to say "hmmm box i'll hide behind it"
If you watch the directors commentary they even make reference to it. The rest is piss easy a* path finding,
AmishSlayer said:That is a great plus (I mean the AI reacting to injuries - I also like the spraying as they die bit, I've actually died from it before). I also noticed a nice touch was how if the enemies don't die from an explosion but were still close enough to feel the effects, they'll get knocked over for a bit and have to get up and right themselves again. It adds to the already great feel of the game.
Unfortunately I have to study for 2 midterms I have tomorrow and can't play much tonight
Cukel said:Awesome game. Played 6 hours last night. AI is far better than I have never seen before, the soldiers can kinda panic and flee back to their main group, they flank you, assault with a bigger group etc. Sometimes I almost feel sorry for killing the poor bastards, when Im running after some panicking soldier, Im aiming with my shotgun and he goes "HEEEELP!!" just before I give final shot which makes him fly over the handrail and drop 100 feet to the ground Also ive gotten pretty spooked a couple times, although there could be a little more of the fear part.
All in all, definately a classic already.
Well although it's a great game, unfortunately it doesn't seem to be without its problems. While playing an early part of the game, my system hard-locked and needed a manual reset to recover. Upon recovering, I went to launch the game again and was given the error message "Original disc could not be found or authenticated". Of course my original FEAR DVD was in my drive, so I ejected and reinserted it, and fortunately the game launched again. Now however I am regularly getting this error when trying to launch the game.
The bottom line of this little story is that it looks like FEAR is in need of a patch - my system is high-end, new, optimized, not overclocked and completely rock solid in all respects. I've also heard of hard locks on a lot of other systems too. Just thought it would be worth telling you all in advance to perhaps wait off until FEAR's first patch is released before buying the game. Remember, the game will still be there in a few weeks time, and if anything you'll save yourself a lot of annoyance if you buy it after the patch comes out, as well as sending the game companies the right message. Stay tuned for my full FEAR Tweak Guide shortly.
Update: I am getting more and more hard locks and errors. Vivendi Universal Games are blaming these problems on pirated copies, which is a total cop out. My DVD Edition of FEAR is 100% legitimate, and was purchased on Saturday at EB Games in Canberra, Australia (pics of my contents here). God I wish these guys would get their act together before releasing games.
Update 2: I now have no doubt these issues are the result of the infamous SecuROM copy protection system, which FEAR uses. Bravo SecuROM and bravo VU Games - another game totally ruined for legitimate purchasers which no doubt pirates can enjoy without the same problems.
I experience the same problems with the game complaining about no DVD in drive with Prince of Persia, probably dvd protection too. But its not really a huge annoyance, I can tolerate it.Gorgon said:Mohahah ownd!!! I love p2p
Warbie said:^ Someone else has noticed that FEAR doesn't acutually look that great - rather drab environments and poor weapon models. It looks neat when the fighting starts, though.
wilka91 said:the game looks like crap EXCEPT the soldier models. they're so beautiful!!!
Loke said:Visually, FEAR doesn't look as beautiful as Half-Life 2 (some areas in HL2 looks so damn beautiful you think you are looking at a painting). Technically, it's more impressive imo.
I'm having a blast with this game. Yeah sure, the level design is pretty repetitive, but that doesn't make me stop playing it. The atmosphere and story makes me just want more and more. And of course the horror-elements are so freakish.
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In one part of the game you crash-land with a Blackhawk into a slum-like area, it's pretty cool.
Anyways, I was just playing in that area and you could hear this loud bang in the floor just above your head (thought it was just some kind of crumble from an explosion or something). As I moved forward a big cyborg-like mech dropped down just in front of my feet, I was almost scared to death because I didn't expect that.
Btw, anyone know if that fat guy got away? I just wanted to kill that son of a *****.
AmishSlayer said:I know the environments feel done over and over but that's how it should be. The game is meant to mimic an action/horror movie. I dunno about you but Alma wouldn't scare me in the middle of the day out in a city or anything. It wouldn't make sense for the story to deviate into the outdoors a lot.