Spukrian
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If you finished the game recently, like yesterday, then go for it! Otherwise, replay the game and memorize everything.
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Incline System Shock 1 Thread
- Thread starter Deuce Traveler
- Start date
Any reason I should play the *enhanced edition* over the classic version? I tend to avoid them because I never know what might have been changed, unless I know the enhanced edition is strictly QOL like Witcher 1.
Enhanced ties the awkward UI driven look and lean controls into the keyboard and mouse so you can spend more time actually moving around and fighting instead of manually adjusting your view. I think it also fixes the Cyberspace music cutting out after the first room of any cspace segment. I dunno what else it actually does under the hood, it just werks.
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