For even more performance, loading the game maps to the hard drive should improve load times and system speed as well. First and foremost, to improve performance, I would recommend installing the Game Content to the hard drive - this will not only save on level load time, but it should also cut into some of the lag it is possible to run into in the game. This game has a very interesting, but very Unreal-like, setup program that allows you to choose which of the extra components you want to have installed to the hard disk. However, that doesn't mean there isn't anything you can do about it - as a matter of fact, there is plenty you can do about it, and I plan on educating you on it right here. Maybe you thought that they would have fixed this by now - but they haven't. This game is a resource hog, just like any other Unreal engine game. The only problem is that people are also raving about how badly it runs on their system. They are raving about the graphics, the gameplay, and the storyline. Really smart choice of tweaks that add something exciting without fucking up the balance.Deus Ex - the game that everyone is raving about. The White Phosphorous rockets for it are basically a holocaust in a tube.Įdit: Oh, and even as a die-hardcore loyalist purist Deus Ex zealot, Shifter gets my seal of approval too. But the GEP (not to mention the one-use LAW) is more powerful, and effective against bots, and you can get it before you even face your first enemy. Personally I go Low-Tech and Pistols - prod and crowbar for most situations, and scoped stealth pistol when close-range isn’t possible.īest weapon in the game? The uber one, which you get last, is the plasma gun, which is like a GEP gun without the splash damage. The drawback is inventory space and ammo - the weapons are large and rarer than pistols, so you can end up short on both. Yeah, Rifles is the most useful if you’re actually planning on fighting people: it covers assault rifle, sniper rifle, shotgun and riot shotgun, so pretty much all the FPS staples.
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