Out of all the complaints, only three stand out as legit to me, one of which is related to one feature of one map which ten seconds of tweaking could easily fix. The rest are all about things the game fully intends to be and are roughly on the same level as complaining about being a shooter.
That physically-palpable sense of entitlement doesn't help matters much, either. But then again, well, you know -- /v/.
Jesus, the armor (at least I think it's armor) pick up sound makes my ears bleed. Anyway I think it's way too retro, the level design from Wolf 3D shouldn't ever return.
@DecemberMan It's a very loud noise, I think sounds like it should be reserved for key environment sounds (ie enemies, attacks, whatever) as opposed to generic pick-ups which should be subtle (think in DOOM when you get an armor bonus, I'm sure you recognize it but you can't hear it over say, an imp lurking.)
Out of all the complaints, only three stand out as legit to me, one of which is related to one feature of one map which ten seconds of tweaking could easily fix. The rest are all about things the game fully intends to be and are roughly on the same level as complaining about being a shooter.
That physically-palpable sense of entitlement doesn't help matters much, either. But then again, well, you know -- /v/.
TheOtherLioyd 3 weeks ago
I agree with all your points.
+ The weapons could use some smooth firing animations instead of just flashing. Look Hexen for an example.
57thError 1 month ago
Jesus, the armor (at least I think it's armor) pick up sound makes my ears bleed. Anyway I think it's way too retro, the level design from Wolf 3D shouldn't ever return.
DecemberMan 1 month ago
@DecemberMan It's a very loud noise, I think sounds like it should be reserved for key environment sounds (ie enemies, attacks, whatever) as opposed to generic pick-ups which should be subtle (think in DOOM when you get an armor bonus, I'm sure you recognize it but you can't hear it over say, an imp lurking.)
retractingblinds 1 month ago