In standard OpenAL, the games would use EAX hardware support if a supported soundcard was detected and fallback to software EFX implementation of these effects if not. Double-click the entry that says 'Default device'.Īll reverb has been removed from the game, including the software OpenAL EFX-based reverb (for those without EAX hardware support).Right-click the speaker icon in your taskbar.10.4.1 A GUI Mod for BioShock: Remastered.

9.4 Brightness adjustments have no effect (Windows 10).

9.3 Game minimises itself when run in fullscreen.

9.2 Game stutters/freezes when entering new area.

5.3 Pick individual items from containers.

5.2 Replace toggle binds with hold binds.

Don't go in expecting Dishonored or anything. It's more like a slower paced version of Doom/Resident Evil.

Having patrol routes would mean that the game would have stealth elements but the original wasn't anything like that.

Mandalore gaming compared her to a DM so it kinda makes more sense. Cyborg enemies have nothing but 'KILL KILL KILL' forcibly going through their heads so why would't they just stride forward blasting you with little self preservation since their friends are around?Īlso having them lie in wait makes sense since Shodan controls all the systems including security cameras so it'd make sense for her to herd monsters there for ambushes. Using them as shock troops to bum rush the opposition would seem like a viable tactic since they've completely overrun the station.įor example the mutant enemies have degraded brain functions and act on instinct so eating would be top priority for them and they do that on corpses/remains and intend to do the same for you, not 'standing around doing nothing'. The enemies in the game were mostly civilians transformed against their own will to become killing machines. It makes sense from a narrative standpoint.

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