Awwh man, this brings me back. If they still made video games like this, I'd still play video games. Have you ever played Deus Ex or System Shock 2?
You already hit 2 of my old favourites, I have no mouth and I must scream and Planescape Torment. Another really odd, obscure adventure game you may enjoy is Dark Seed (Dos).
Anyway keep making Role-playing videos as I find them much more interesting and informative. Good day.
f you're using Dosbox you can slow down the game by pressing Ctrl-F11. Also, go into the "Dosbox.cfg" file, and try setting the "output" to Openglnb. Set "cycles" to about 30000, and set the "cycleup" and "cycledown" to 1000. Which controls the increments of Ctrl F11 and F12. Press Ctrl-F11 and Ctrl-F12 at anytime to adjust the speed.
Another thing good to set is a full screen binding. Pressing Ctrl F1 in Dos Box pops up the bindings for it. One is for full screen that you must set yourself.
@Threesixtyci I didn't know about the fullscreen thing you mentioned! I've increased the proportions of the videos in later episodes, but I shall look into your points. Thanks for the help!
The number of blows an alien sub receives has absolutely no impact on how intact it is, if downed. I've run tests where I shoot down the sub, save, enter the crash site, check out the damage, and reload. The sub's condition can vary wildly.
@clackclickbang Well, the weapons do the same amount of damage regardless of which attack type you use. The difference is, the cautious attack will keep your attack sub at maximum attack range. (In the case of this video the Barracuda, had it not downed the alien sub in one shot, it would not have moved any closer. It would have fired more Ajax missles at the maximum range possible.) Cautious attacks reduce the amount of damage your own sub takes, but ignores the 200 shots at close range.
@ChinookUT Swings and roundabouts I suppose... I will try a varied range of attacks, and hopefully it should serve to make the game somewhat interesting to watch.
@cptmachine I'm having to use the in-built dos recorder to do this video, as fraps won't record games at particularly low resolutions without a lot of interference. For most games I'd recommend using fraps though.
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GestapoTheCat 4 weeks ago in playlist Let's Play X-Com: Terror from the Deep
Awwh man, this brings me back. If they still made video games like this, I'd still play video games. Have you ever played Deus Ex or System Shock 2?
You already hit 2 of my old favourites, I have no mouth and I must scream and Planescape Torment. Another really odd, obscure adventure game you may enjoy is Dark Seed (Dos).
Anyway keep making Role-playing videos as I find them much more interesting and informative. Good day.
HeathbrookBadhwar 1 month ago
@HeathbrookBadhwar I've played both and enjoy both very much!
Dark Seed? I'll keep an eye out.
clackclickbang 1 month ago
Agreed after seeing the fate of this first squad over the missions these guys should follow the adventure.
smilz58 1 year ago
@smilz58 The game definitely develops into something bigger... and more monstrous. Like a shambling mound or a tumour.
clackclickbang 1 year ago 3
It's a pity the 1,000 or so views on this video didn't carry over to the next one! It's really does get better.
clackclickbang 1 year ago
f you're using Dosbox you can slow down the game by pressing Ctrl-F11. Also, go into the "Dosbox.cfg" file, and try setting the "output" to Openglnb. Set "cycles" to about 30000, and set the "cycleup" and "cycledown" to 1000. Which controls the increments of Ctrl F11 and F12. Press Ctrl-F11 and Ctrl-F12 at anytime to adjust the speed.
Another thing good to set is a full screen binding. Pressing Ctrl F1 in Dos Box pops up the bindings for it. One is for full screen that you must set yourself.
Threesixtyci 1 year ago
@Threesixtyci I didn't know about the fullscreen thing you mentioned! I've increased the proportions of the videos in later episodes, but I shall look into your points. Thanks for the help!
clackclickbang 1 year ago
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Threesixtyci 1 year ago
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Threesixtyci 1 year ago
The number of blows an alien sub receives has absolutely no impact on how intact it is, if downed. I've run tests where I shoot down the sub, save, enter the crash site, check out the damage, and reload. The sub's condition can vary wildly.
Good luck with this game! I'll be watching... :-)
ChinookUT 1 year ago
@ChinookUT Is that so? So basically a cautious attack does as much damage as an aggressive one, but uses less ammo?
clackclickbang 1 year ago
@clackclickbang Well, the weapons do the same amount of damage regardless of which attack type you use. The difference is, the cautious attack will keep your attack sub at maximum attack range. (In the case of this video the Barracuda, had it not downed the alien sub in one shot, it would not have moved any closer. It would have fired more Ajax missles at the maximum range possible.) Cautious attacks reduce the amount of damage your own sub takes, but ignores the 200 shots at close range.
ChinookUT 1 year ago
@ChinookUT Swings and roundabouts I suppose... I will try a varied range of attacks, and hopefully it should serve to make the game somewhat interesting to watch.
clackclickbang 1 year ago
Greetings from the Voltron Army. Congratulations on choosing the god damn hardest game of the series.
Zilgnis 1 year ago
@Zilgnis Yes... It was a tad masochistic having this as my first Let's Play, but I like a challenge.
clackclickbang 1 year ago
btw great video make more!
TheUndert0ker 1 year ago
i remember this game, very challenging, there were several sequels as well
TheUndert0ker 1 year ago
@TheUndert0ker Yep, but none that I particularly enjoyed as much as this one!
clackclickbang 1 year ago
@Catachan1brainleaf So did I, many years ago. It was difficult back then, so hopefully I'll find it easier now.
clackclickbang 1 year ago
Cool... I love retro games.
DeTzardis 1 year ago
@DeTzardis It's an excellent old game, but bloody difficult.
clackclickbang 1 year ago
how are you recording this footage mate?
cptmachine 1 year ago
@cptmachine I'm having to use the in-built dos recorder to do this video, as fraps won't record games at particularly low resolutions without a lot of interference. For most games I'd recommend using fraps though.
clackclickbang 1 year ago