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This is the screen I mentioned earlier
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...pmapscreen.png
Also, when I went into the second area with sleeping grunts and the elite woke them I ran back through the door I came through and around the corner and they all un-spawned.
Also, pressed escape during the final cutscene puts me into first person with no HUD and a white screen where i can walk and shoot and throw grenades.
For Flying Stone, pressing escape made the cutscene re-start.
Yeah just a bit =\.Quote:
Originally Posted by t3h m00kz
I didn't like how a lot of the times they even were sleeping, there was an elite or brute nearby that would wake them all up.
Also, I noticed in the new BSPs that if I killed all the enemies around a brute with a silenced pistol, he would just randomly shoot at one place in the wall/ceiling just focusing on that area until I showed up AND fired at him.
if you could, tone down what5ever the fuck makes me lag at the stair cases, if you're so obssesed with making this a fun mod, tone down the graphics just a tiny bit, because my fps keeps dropping like shit to about 3 frames when i get to the stair case
Sev. You could just ai_erase_all at the staircase. That would fix it possibly.Quote:
Originally Posted by sevlag
Sure, the new weapons might be nice, sure a few new encounters don't hurt either but the expansion of the bsp really fucked up the atmosphere of the level. The original purpose of getting the fuck off the ship that is being bumrushed and partially conquered by the covenant has been relaced with pointless skirmishes in bland rooms. If it weren't for keyes looped messages it's easy to forget that one is supposed to escape the ship asap and the covenant werent on this ship a few minutes back as they have comfortably set up camp in the suddenly quiet ship. A few interesting scripted events, maybe a cutscene or two may just lighten up the bland atmosphere of the unnecessarily stretched "interior" section of the ship, maybe a few dialogs for the marines, maybe some mini missions to [guide them to the next pod, hold off a few waves of invading brutes to secure blast doors] could help preserve the illusion of the original that they weren't just dispensable meatshields for pointless fights one could easily experience in generic bg mods but I guess it's already too late of a development stage for you too consider this approach to make a seemingly random expansion blend in with the original, i.e. well balanced flow of the game.
Can I haz a halomaps-style flamewar?
but i like the stair case fights in the vanilla SP campaign, i'm just asking for a teeny tiny tone down on the graphics, i do have money ATM buts it is going towards car insurance and other things that take more importance than what the "lol get a bettar graphics card" mentality people suggestQuote:
Originally Posted by Inferno
::somewhat off topic::
on AoTCR there is a major shortcut that allows you to skip the fight across the land bridge and basically work your way up the control room structure without any AI loading, i hope CMT does something (i.e.place a boulder or two at the bottom of the "cliff slide" so the player hits it at a speed that would put them near death or kill them)
I don't have an issue with that, since I usually try to snag one of the banshees anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by sevlag
Overall, it was great. Mostly same comments as the others.
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>Slow animations
>Weird texture under a burning hog:
http://screenshot.xfire.com/screensh...8060fff048.jpg
I finished playing through it on normal. I was really quite impressed by the amount of new content. While some areas were lower poly I took it as a "throw back" which is what it's meant to be amirite? It was fun but the brutes sucked... Less shields. More health and bum-rushing.
Weapons were amazing. AR needs more power. It's weak. Love the pistol but you need to fix the laser or get rid of it. And the silencer isn't really silent.
woah srsly, why don't hey have swords?Quote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R