STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
- Sgt Nate V
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
I've just bought the game, and it's much better than I expected.
Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
My friend played the game and.. Isn't too pleased, to say the least.
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- Viscra Maelstrom
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
reloading guns? if Serious Sam 3 taught me anything, it's that "relentless swarms of enemies" and "reloading guns" doesn't go well together.
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
At least, not without careful consideration of how reloading works and how aggressive the swarms are (see Crimsonland).Viscra Maelstrom wrote:reloading guns? if Serious Sam 3 taught me anything, it's that "relentless swarms of enemies" and "reloading guns" doesn't go well together.
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
Maybe if I can do something else while the weapon reloads. Otherwise I better have enough ammo where I don't need to reload in the middle of a firefight.
Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
Okay, thinkgs I like:
- The visuals
- The music
- The movement
- The gore
- The weapon designs
- The shotgun
- The double-barrel upgrade for the shotgun
Things I don't like:
- Bottlenecking. Lots and lots of bottlenecking
- Fall damage
- Pitiful ammo on pickup guns
- Pitiful amount of health terminals
- No bonus items/permanent unlocks following unsuccessful runs. Isn't this supposed to be a roguelite?
- Runs like complete ass
- Occasionally the game glitches out and doesn't generate the maps properly, leaving you unable to progress
- Occasionally the game glitches out and you fall through the floor, ending up in a random area
- Occasionally the game glitches out and the textures don't load properly
- Occasionally the game glitches out etc
In spite of all of the above, I did find myself being sucked in for several hours and I did have fun with the game, I just feel that it isn't what it was marketed as and I'm glad I waited a few days rather than jump right in on day one. Had I done so, I'd probably been as pissed off as a lot of others. I bought it knowing what I was getting into. It still needs a LOT of work, though.
Quake it ain't. It's more like a realization of one of those fake mock-up games you'd see on a crime drama. Hell, it's about time we actually got one of those ...
- The visuals
- The music
- The movement
- The gore
- The weapon designs
- The shotgun
- The double-barrel upgrade for the shotgun
Things I don't like:
- Bottlenecking. Lots and lots of bottlenecking
- Fall damage
- Pitiful ammo on pickup guns
- Pitiful amount of health terminals
- No bonus items/permanent unlocks following unsuccessful runs. Isn't this supposed to be a roguelite?
- Runs like complete ass
- Occasionally the game glitches out and doesn't generate the maps properly, leaving you unable to progress
- Occasionally the game glitches out and you fall through the floor, ending up in a random area
- Occasionally the game glitches out and the textures don't load properly
- Occasionally the game glitches out etc
In spite of all of the above, I did find myself being sucked in for several hours and I did have fun with the game, I just feel that it isn't what it was marketed as and I'm glad I waited a few days rather than jump right in on day one. Had I done so, I'd probably been as pissed off as a lot of others. I bought it knowing what I was getting into. It still needs a LOT of work, though.
Quake it ain't. It's more like a realization of one of those fake mock-up games you'd see on a crime drama. Hell, it's about time we actually got one of those ...
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long age. Did the commercialization of it turn out any good, then? I think the last I played it was when it was still a freeware game.wildweasel wrote:Crimsonland
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Re: STRAFE: The Bleeding Edge Game set for '96 Release
Well for what it's worth I've bought it twice, if that says anything to you =PETTiNGRiNDER wrote:Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long age. Did the commercialization of it turn out any good, then? I think the last I played it was when it was still a freeware game.wildweasel wrote:Crimsonland