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I beat the game yesterday, and the final boss battle is pretty cool but way too easy considering how difficult some of the other bosses are.
It doesn't come close to Duke 3d's battle in the football field, with all the cheerleaders and the field goal.
Played the demo, not as fun as the first few levels of old Duke 3D (before it wore thin and you went back outside to play basketball).
Let's hope Valve & Croteam don't cross this line when they get to their respective part 3s. That said, I trust them not to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tain
Damn you, Call of Duty- for inspiring other games to emulate the 2 weapon limit. Just now I found a railgun and cursed when I realized I'd have to give up the Ripper or the RPG. Goodbye RPG. :( I should not have to make this decision. Quit being a bunch of fucking sheep, developers. HL2 on 360 lets you carry a lot of weapons and has a fairly decent means of picking them by D-Pad. I guess in Duke it's actually a 4 weapon limit since you can always carry the pipebombs and trip mines- but this still bites considering you could carry all 10 at once in DN3D.
Yep, Unreal 2.5 and not 3 like most other devs use.Quote:
Originally Posted by MechDeus
Right, so what console was holding it back graphically? It wasn't released on Wii.Quote:
Originally Posted by gameoverDude
The engine has no bearing on how terrible this looks. BioShock 2 used UE2.5 and looked pretty nice. Splinter Cell Conviction used UE2 and looked better than this!
This game was $8.09 at Gamestop today. Just saying.
A new DLC pack came out the other day, too. I'm sort of interested, except I don't want to pay $10 for it.
I heard they did actually fix some of the issues in patching, like getting rid of the two weapon limit.
It's $5 on Steam right now, if you really want to waste your time.
No, it's not. I'm talking about the The Doctor Who Cloned Me, not the game proper (which I've had since launch).
I CANNOT READ.