Cat Headed Eagle
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If you're playing the GOG version, you do have some QoL features. IIRC the base game was even more barebones.
Really? What did the gog version add?If you're playing the GOG version, you do have some QoL features. IIRC the base game was even more barebones.
What specifically then is the best cRPG game you have then played?Tried Baldur's Gate 3 for the heck of it. Knowing how degenerate it is, my expectations were low. Laughing at bad games is not a bad pastime.
Beside the disgusting gory part of walking through sphincters, there's not much I can say about the game. The only thing I can point out is that the writing is dumb and the game as a whole is just boring.
What a disappointment. I was prepared for a bad game, not a boring one.
Rotting Ghoul Exterminator.
Are you playing the release version or the censored one?Alright, started Hitman 2: Silent Assassin.
Gog version.Are you playing the release version or the censored one?Alright, started Hitman 2: Silent Assassin.
Why? Because of the vaseline filter? I was just experimenting with what they looked like and forgot to change it. Don't really like that one. I was messing with cnc-draw, this isn't the HD steam version which I sadly do own.
motherfucker you deserve flogging
I remember it as just OK, while looking amazing (at the time). As for redeeming qualities:Does Unreal 2 have any redeeming qualities? I've never played it because I heard it was shit, and the fact that it never gathered any sort of weirdo cult fans like most unpopular games do also seems to attest to this.
It's a collection of entirely unrelated levels in unrelated environments, usually with some kind of gimmick. It tries to throw constant uniqueness at you which makes it feel like a jumbled mess. Thoroughly mediocre IMO. On the plus side it isn't nearly as drawn out as Unreal so you can bang it out in a long evening if you're interested in seeing what it has.Does Unreal 2 have any redeeming qualities? I've never played it because I heard it was shit, and the fact that it never gathered any sort of weirdo cult fans like most unpopular games do also seems to attest to this.
I think people overdo it a lot but for certain games you're emulating the dithering effects from a crt filter can do neat stuff. Best example would be the water transparency effects in the classic Sonic games. You will only get those on a crt or a shader that supports the particular effect. I don't consider myself an expert on these kinds of things and accept its just a pale replica of a real crt . I think most of the stuff that comes with cnc-ddraw looks like vaseline was smeared on the screen so I don't bother unless I'm messing with settings.anyone who even entertains the idea of trying out these disgusting scanlines is clearly a degenerate
In your Baldur's Gate\Sounds folder there is a sndlist.txt that tells you what to do.Also, if someone could help me: how do you go about making custom voice packs for the vanilla verion of BG1 or even BG2? I saw a guild somewhere for the EE on steam but I assume the method would work for regular BG2. I just want to make a voice pack of Scorpion saying "Get over here"/"Come here" in different tones with the odd clip of him going "SUCKERS" from the 2nd movie..I somehow remember that.
It worked perfectly.In your Baldur's Gate\Sounds folder there is a sndlist.txt that tells you what to do.Also, if someone could help me: how do you go about making custom voice packs for the vanilla verion of BG1 or even BG2? I saw a guild somewhere for the EE on steam but I assume the method would work for regular BG2. I just want to make a voice pack of Scorpion saying "Get over here"/"Come here" in different tones with the odd clip of him going "SUCKERS" from the 2nd movie..I somehow remember that.