He's a LITTLE bit less of a pathetic ponce in the comics, but not by much. He's a D-lister.
I'm surprised to hear the graphics have issue at 1080; I would've thought that art style would upscale just fine.
The art style is the problem - or rather, the brush/ink postprocessing filter is. There's plenty of vertices in the polygons, and the textures are fine... but the way they try to stylize everything as an ink drawing makes it both blurry and blocky at the same time.
VC was a PS3 game. It's sequels were on Vita, but this was DESIGNED for ether 720 or 1080p.
Couldn't tell by lookin'.
Changed resolution back to defaults (1280x720), loaded the save, took the same shots... not much in the way of improvement imo.
The game is newer than TF2 and looks worse. Pixels the size of my nostrils, and almost as fuzzy. And no need for it. It just means it's a shitty port job. Frankly it looks almost like a PS2 game, with shorter load times.
I was going to say, those look like aliasing artifacts. Try forcing aliasing to off and see if that does you any better. Silly as it may seem, I had the same problem with Diablo III. With aliasing turned on, the character models and graphics actually look much better...but suddenly all the text looks like it's been shoved behind a rain-slick windshield. I'd rather have razor-sharp text even if it means my characters look a little blocky.
That is exactly what is going on, which would explain the jaggies. In actual game play, the game looks fantastic (especially with the increased FPS).
I realized something with Ivy that made the fight a LOT easier: you can throw batarangs at her at ANY time and it does a little bit of damage. I found that made the boss fight a lot more manageable.
I loathed the Arkham City Riddler puzzles, which were mostly just derpy little reflex tests in my opinion (how fast can you target batarangs BATMAN?!). At the least most of the Asylum ones were basically riddles.
And it's made by Flying Wild Hog, one of my favorite developers!Shadow Warrior (2013 remake)
Not gonna lie. It's hella fun to cut through massive waves of demons with a katana.
Your sidekick Oni (it's Oni, right? That's Japanese demons, I think?) has some great lines, too.
This mission isn't as bad as you think... but you MUST be ready to finish off the tank the moment it hits the third wall and pop's it's last vent (which means having a gunner or scout in a certain spot) and you MUST delay Selvaria's advance by at least one turn (which means having some guys in cover in the middle trench). If she gets to the tank, you've lost because she'll usually waste your runners by the time they get to the ladder, even if you use the Edelweiss as mobile cover.
Exactly. It's the biggest sin that a strategy game can make to require you to have mystical foreknowledge of the bullshit twist that's going to happen in the last 5 minutes of a mission and prepare specifically for that with a strategy that would be pure insanity otherwise.
It sounds like it's designed to either test your skills as a mystic, or as a game guide googler. If it's meant as a test of your strategic ability and skill with the system, this sort of you-have-to-know-in-advance gotcha's are exactly what to avoid.
