More games need black-hole guns.

>>11786656 (OP)
unreal became fortnite
it never died
it just peake4d on lan play with unreal tournament

>>11786656 (OP)
Game was soo good we could almost smell her smelly boots in her room

>>11786763

>>11786994
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>>11786656 (OP)
A lot of people hate this game for its lack of ties to to the existing lore.

I hate it for the gut-punch ending.

The maps in this game are so linear they are borderline on rails. Also, it did the you get an OP gun at the end gimmick before HL2.

>>11786656 (OP)
>Saves the Unreal
>Unreal 2
no.
>>11786752
save it from chink shareholders. and that's >>>/v/

>>11787021
I hate it because you move at the speed of tank.

>>11786763
>Game was soo good we could almost smell her smelly boots in her room

>>11786656 (OP)
I honestly have no idea why some people think this game was bad. I played through it multiple times as a teenager, and it was always fun, and I noticed new things each playthrough.

>>11787115
Go play Ridge Racer then, autist.

>>11786656 (OP)
Fun game, never understood the hate.

>>11787021
>existing lore
Unreal autists are...unreal

>>11787021
>A lot of people hate this game for its lack of ties to to the existing lore.
The "lore" or overall setting? I've yet to play it, does it have a similar emphasis of visiting areas like old temples and castles, green vegetation with cool blue waters, and a race similar to the Nali and their plight?

Reminder that the story of Unreal2 makes no sense if you didn't play the U1 expansion pack, because it's actually a sequel to Return To Na'Pali and not Unreal1.

Where can you even get Unreal 2 nowadays?
It's harder to find than Doom 2.

>>11787445
You mean the physical copy? Just go on eBay. If you mean online, Unreal 2 is freeware now.

>>11787445
https://archive.org/details/Unreal-GOG-Collection

>>11787445
I mean I'd just go into my CD holder where it's sitting... So... you know... just get an ISO.

>>11787404
In what way? They aren't connected at all.

>>11786656 (OP)
Nobody ever talks about this game, how could it have saved anything?

U2XMP was amazing, though. Shame nobody played it.

>>11786763
I will never forgive them for unceremoniously killing your crew. Like, how did the plot benefit from that? Answer: It didn't.

>>11786656 (OP)
By releasing the worst iteration of the engine and ending the single player campaign due to being complete shit.
I think you meant "killed." A common typo, the keys are next to each other. It's weird how often this happens on this board, it's like it's full of attention-starved fatsos.

>>11789813
Been a while since you last got some attention fatty?

>>11789735
XMP was a miracle.

I'd like to say it died so that 2k3 could live, but that would require people to have played it in the first place.
also Ne'Ban is best boy

>>11791384
I assume you mean UT2k4. That's the one with vehicles. But yes, UT2k4's Onslaught mode was the coolest shit. I lived to pancake people with the hovercraft, or clip them with the car that has extending blade arms.
I do prefer class-based combat though, having 3 distinct classes in XMP really increased the replayability IMO.

What were they thinking with that movement speed?

>>11787376
nope

>>11791384
xmp was ported to 2k4

>>11791540
you are a small tank

>>11792113
Bummer. I may still try it someday.

>>11787125
It felt like a step down in atmosphere and movement. It's not bad, but was a disappointment. Didn't delivery on a lot of promises. Iirc a lot of planned stuff was cut for earlier release.

>>11792203
I agree with the points here + the slow movement speed.
I am actually pleasantly surprised to see how much love for the game there is in this thread. I played it upon release and enjoyed it but in retrospect it didn't have the same magic as Unreal. Good on everyone here though for not jumping on some hate bandwagon

Is there any good reason why it was so different from the first game? The only explanation I can think of is that they were aiming for consoles, assumed that nobody played Unreal 1 there, and decided to reboot the entire thing.

>>11792641
They cut all the dialogue choices and such from Xbox. You can't walk around the ship, you just kinda teleport from conversation to conversation.

>>11792641
>Is there any good reason why it was so different from the first game?
halo

>>11792129
I've played so much worse than this game

>>11786656 (OP)

>>11793298
This could definitely be. As usual the weapon lineup had some cool features despite being very human centric. The 4 target rocket launcher was neat.

>boring and weak weapons
>too linear
>shit engine
>unoriginal
>too many chefs in the kitchen design
>slow and dull movement
>unmemorable or annoying enemies
>unskippable cutscenes and tons of boring mission briefings
>clichéd crew members to the point of being cringe
>failed to deliver on many promises
>huge disapointment for those who liked the original
Am I missing anything?

>>11787445
Abandoneware sites

I played it again recently that way and its even more medicore than I remember. A solid 6/10 middle of the road FPS.

>>11793326
bit rude

>>11786656 (OP)
DAMN!