tok9 wrote: » Hs anyone noticed the performance issues mentioned in the digital foundry article? Or are the dips okay?
How Soon Is Now wrote: » I dont know what im meant be looking out for cause everything looks ok to me! 40 Inch screen and ps4 and everything looks fine!.
mickydoomsux wrote: » Played about 3 hours this evening. Utter garbage. Feels like a budget PS2 game. Awful combat, shonky controls and insta-death abound. Avoid.
cursai wrote: » Put it on easy mode and maybe use cheats. You can cruise through it then instead of trying. BTW dont play alien isolation. Maybe too scary for you. :o
Pixelbastardo wrote: » and i know Resi 4 is worshiped, but its only an average action game imo
Pixelbastardo wrote: » I ordered this yesterday off simplygames, 54e delivered. So many mixed impressions, only one way to know for sure is to play the damn thing.. I've just recently finished Shadows of the damned, once the game is nothing like that ill be happy.. and i know Resi 4 is worshiped, but its only an average action game imo, im hoping TEW is very different to it.
Retr0gamer wrote: » Such blasphemy!
Xenji wrote: » I hope you get it, they are a bunch of cowboys who have been investigated plenty of times by trading standards.
dreamers75 wrote: » http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-is-it-possible-to-run-the-evil-within-pc-at-1080p60 was going to pick this up, but not even a sale could tempt me now.http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-is-it-possible-to-run-the-evil-within-pc-at-1080p60 Im not a graphic whore a good game will be a good game regardless of graphics (minecraft) but when a game depends on its graphics to work it should be expected to scale up.
mickydoomsux wrote: » This is a bad game with mediocre graphics and fairly poor performance. I'm genuinely befuddled as to how people are getting any enjoyment out of it. I presume they are just dealing differently with the same buyers remorse I'm feeling.
GerB40 wrote: » OR maybe, just maybe, different people have different opinions..
SirLemonhead wrote: » And don't suck at playing games :P Onto Chapter 4 now and haven't died very much. I really don't get on well with stealth games normally (I have no patience) but finding this a lot of fun!
GerB40 wrote: » The end of chapter 3 is driving me up the fùckin wall.. I know what I have to do but it just ain't happenin.
M!Ck^ wrote: » One tip; boost your stamina to level 2 or three aid running away without tiring in sticky situations and prep your shots from a distance. Getting the handgun stability upgrade to at least level 2 helps also.It's best not to fight the chainsaw dude in tight spaces, lead him outside to the main road. I would suggest taking down all the zombies first, try using headshots from your pistol. When it's just you and the chainsaw guy, go for headshots with your Shotgun, then switch to Explosive Bolts from the crossbow. When he gets close, side step him and run away, then him from a distance.
GerB40 wrote: » Thank you so much... I haven't boosted my stamina yet, only my gun so that was a bit of an oversight.
M!Ck^ wrote: » It's really helps as it prevents Sebastian from running down his stamina too soon. When you drain the stamina he nearly comes to a complete stop due to exhaustion. Try and increase the stamina level and regulate how long you spend sprinting. If an enemy is up close a quick burst of speed can aid to dodge attacks.