Thread 11813836

when the remaster launches next week?

I don't give a fuck

>>11813836 (OP)
No.

No, I'm fairly certain almost everyone is going to complain about
>weapon durability degrading too fast
>combat feeling like shit
>some skills being almost useless
>the graphics being "too old"
and to finish it all off you will see plenty of
>"wow this is really the game everyone was raving about this whole time!? it aged like milk..."

>>11813843
>weapon durability degrading too fast
Weapon degradation is a shit mechanic anyway. I've only played SS1 remake anyway and that was more than enough after 60+ hours and two playthroughs.

>>11813843
>>weapon durability degrading too fast
Normies love that in botw

>>11813836 (OP)
discover? I have been a life long fan that is about to play it for the first time

>>11813836 (OP)
Bot post

>>11813878
>Bot post
I'm real, James.

>>11813878
careful, jannies now delete these types of posts noticing that 4chan is a dead site carried by inorganic activity

>>11813861
No they don't, you can't mention the fucking game at all without people having a mental breakdown over it

>>11813836 (OP)
Doubt it. System Shock 2 was always the more accessable of the two. And not many new comers played the remake of SS1 that didn't also play the original System Shock. This remaster will likely get 20 new players.

>>11813843
I'm sure most of the complaints are from longtime SS2 fans who are pissed they are charging $30 for a high res texture pack.
>but muh multiplayer
game was never balanced for it, and I can guarantee they didn't change anything to accommodate it.

>>11813843
It's not that fast imo and maintenance has a very strong effect on repairing weapons. It takes very little to basically invalidate the degradation mechanic and that's in addition to maintenance's other uses.

>>11813836 (OP)
Yes.

>>11813843
>weapon durability degrading too fastp
I used the no degradation cheat on my first playthrough because it's a bullshit concept. Played normally on my second out of curiosity and was surprised it was only a really minor nuisance.

The ability to buy as many maintenance tools as you please makes preserving your weapons trivial.

>>11813843
Ah yes, weapon degradation in the ini file set to 0.1 memory unlocked.

>>11813836 (OP)
No, it's too hardcore for modern players

>>11813836 (OP)
All the zoomers will complain it's not like SSR

>>11813836 (OP)
Yeah here we go again. 'I've always been on the bandwagon. I've been on the bandwagon for years!'

>>11813836 (OP)
I tried to play it about 6 months ago. It's a shitty version of Deus Ex. I got about an hour in and gave up.

>>11814697
What didn't you like about it?

>>11814704
I didn't like the level design. The graphics were meh. I couldn't get into the story.

>>11813836 (OP)
No, it's too much for legit normalfags to play and pseuds can rightly point out a few serious criticisms like the skill balance being awful that will let them off the hook from having to play it more than a couple of hours

>>11814697
Deus Ex and SS2 have entirely different tones.

>>11813836 (OP)
I hope so. More people playing good games is good! I don't know about the remake though, but I don't like remakes in general.

>>11813836 (OP)
No one because no one actually plays these games, guarantee there's 10x as many people who played the remake of SS1 as people who even launched the original.
SS2 is bigger but everyone knows about it because bioshock already remade the game just worse.

>>11813836 (OP)
No. What will happen is this board will hyperfixate on a few nimrods then act like the entire fanbase is that way making it impossible to ever discuss this game again here.

>>11814704
Not him, but I remember playing it around 20 years ago. It finally got good when I got to the hanger/storage (?) bay and it was dark and then a suicide robot walked up to me and blew up in my face but I never went back to it. I found Deus Ex 1 to be a better game for me. Both are slow burning games and seem boring until you get further into them however SS2 didn't grab my attention in comparison but I can see how others would like it.

I even remember a thread from 15 years ago (maybe less but definitely over a decade) where a guy talked about some psychic skill and something else that lets you use guns and not have them degrade. Pretty neat if you enjoy SS2 but the weapon degradation adds to the suspense.

And I remember those stupid monkeys blasting me with psionic energy balls too…fukrs.

>>11813836 (OP)
>Do you think a large number of people will "discover" System Shock 2 when the remaster launches next week?
Maybe. I'm sure there will at least be one active thread, and I'm sure it'll have people who won't be happy about the progression and how purposefully stiffened it is on harder settings.

>>11814195
>but muh multiplayer
>game was never balanced for it
Balanced? The game was clearly never even designed for it. I did a co-op run through the game with a friend over Hamachi back in the day, and I can't recommended it even to SS2 fans. The fact the game doesn't spawn twice as much supplies is a good thing, forcing the two of you to pick a role and stick with it. But the game doesn't double enemies or their strength, so you smash through everything. The two of you can max out energy and then kill everything with just laser pistols. I can only imagine how much worse it would be with 3 or more people.

>>11817132
Co-op by its very nature is much easier than solo, I don't get why you're complaining.

>>11813878
HA-HA-HA-HACKER