How to Prey on nightmare
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- How to Prey on nightmare
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - INTRO-Doc and Nick
0:53 - INTRO
2:29 - GRAPHICS
10:08 - SOUND
14:05 - GAMEPLAY
15:01 - HUMAN
15:34 - SCIENTIST
20:24 - ENGINEER
22:12 - MORE THAN ONE WAY
27:00 - SECURITY
30:45 - TYPHON
31:54 - ENERGY
35:01 - MORPH
37:31 - TELEPATHY
39:53 - STORYMODE
40:44 - FUN WITH AI
42:00 - FAILING THE TEST
43:03 - THE MIND GAME BEGINS
44:10 - NICK'S MOTIVATION
46:28 - NICK'S GREATEST FEAR
49:48 - GLOO
52:39 - DISRUPTOR GUN
53:15 - LOBBY
56:06 - MORGAN'S OFFICE
58:30 - GETTING THE PISTOL AND MEDKIT FABRICATION PLANS
1:01:45 - WATCHING VIDEOS
1:04:15 - GETTING NEUROMODS
1:06:26 - CALVINO'S OFFICE
1:07:51 - NICK IS A BAD PERSON
1:09:27 - ACCESSING THE FABRICATION SECTION
1:12:24 - THAT'S A BIG HOLE
1:14:38 - CORPORATE SAMMY JENKIS
1:19:59 - PSYCHOTRONICS
1:25:36 - KINETIC BLAST
1:26:29 - NEUROMOD FABRICATION
1:32:06 - FINISHING THE EXPERIMENT
1:34-:09 - GUTS
1:35:48 - ARBORETUM
1:37:20 - CREW QUARTERS
1:48:10 - THE GREENHOUSE
1:49:20 - BETRAYAL
1:51:41 - NEUROMOD DRM
1:53:28 - DEEP STORAGE
1:59:57 - DATA STORAGE VAULT
2:00:41 - CAPTAIN COOL
2:02:05 - LIFE SUPPORT
2:04:13 - REACTOR
2:06:48 - SCANNING CORAL
2:11:50 - DAHL
2:14:53 - IS NICK GONNA DO IT
2:15:45 - GAME OVER, MAN
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Happy Holidays everyone! If you liked the video, please share it. The view on this got tanked somehow. Maybe it's that time of year. Anyway, happy holidays. I hope this coming year treats everyone better than the last.
Merry Christmas Strat! Thanks for the content!
More like the tube not liking your ideas of progressing the almighty Conversation on Videogames
As luck would have it, for the next 23 hours, Prey is free on the Epic Games Launcher. Also, yes, your videos are on in the background, but I pay attention :)
Yeah the vid isn't in my sub tab, it was while it was premiering, but not anymore. Only found it through the channel.
this quality is way worse than your other videos. and that's not even about the bad jokes like boiling a cat. the intro 30 minutes are terrible tutorial beginner guide to ability. not needed at all. we don't care if it's 12 seconds or 15 seconds betweeen level 2 or 3 or this or that ability. seriously. FILLER
"It was too graphically demanding to do an actual reflection. So, the devs would create a second room on the other side of the mirror that was an exact copy of the room you were in. And they would have an AI copy of you in the other room that copied everything you did."
This is how IRL mirrors work.
I don't think irl mirrors have embedded A.I mimicin your moves..
Real life has RTX ON.
@@elitereptilian200 naaah, IRL had upgraded to skinwalkers mirroring you in the other dimension
That is trippy
I like my mirror self more than my own self. I like the direction of his hair.
Actually, in the future, wood paneling on space ships and stations would make a lot of sense, especially for rooms with a lot of plants in them - good for breaking whatever bad feelings you might get after living in what looks like a computer elsewhere for too long. Cities contain lots of trees and parks for a reason.
I think we may run into issues similar to the pen/pencil issue. Organics are much more likely to give off small bits of whatever that can contaminate and cause issues with electronics. Bits of dirt, dust, tiny decomposing tissue etc. That being said, I am sure we would have figured that would before having a space station on this scale.
tbh id prefer to live in a computer
You would never layer extra wood on a space ship. Also cities didnt come first the trees did. Cities destroy trees only after the fact do they try make up for it. So we can breath. The look of things doesn't outweigh the problems it creates. For ex wood on a ship is too heavy to be used.
@@homesliceslices69 brother you took the words right outa my mouth, common sense for the win.
@@homesliceslices69 I think they were saying the wood paneling would be purely aesthetic. And weight wouldn't matter on a space station. On a ship made for entering a gravity field it would (wood) matter, but things would have to have already gone catastrophically wrong for a space station of this magnitude to be entering a gravity field to a point of a weight differential caused by wood paneling would be negligible. However I feel another direction we would go for space architecture would be some form of display, possibly holographic if the tech progresses enough to make it efficient and lifelike that would display scenes to give a small room the feeling of a wide open space.
Unique golden pistol is useful too. As long distance rifle. Yeah, guns in Prey are strange.
There are guns in Prey? I always just beat the protoplasm out of everything with the wrench
Unless you used all the upgrade kits on the regular pistol first, because you didn't know the golden on exited...
Prey is the game I recommend to people before trying to get them to play System Shock or Deus Ex. It's such a slick, modern take on the immersive sim genre that it's easily the best representation for gamers just starting to discover it. I spent too many hours on Talos I, and don't regret a thing. Thanks for covering this awesome game. Somehow I knew Strat-Edgy wouldn't sleep on this criminally overlooked gem.
I just got it as a epic game for free!! So ima play it a bit!!
Amen!
Bioshock 1 is also an easy rec for a new-to-it player.
To bad its so boring
@@xBINARYGODx Human Revolution and Mankind Divided are good too
I admire the amount of editing that goes into these man, but also, Prey is such a great game
Oh hey, Mortismal watches Strat. Good taste. Watch your stuff almost every day.
@@kevblr15 get over yourself
@@CSM100MK2 for... Being surprised one of my favorite UA-camrs likes another of my favorites, and commenting that I like their stuff? I'm not sure how that's something to get over?
member when prey was gonna be a bounty hunter game in a cyberpunk alien planet with better gameplay than cyberpunk 2077.
bethesda is truly a curse upon the world
My first time playing through Prey, I was like "wow this game is cool! so many options" then watched this and I don't think we took any of the same routes in the first act of the game. Just reinstalled and played up to the first space walk section and I found even more ways to get through. I abandoned my first playthrough because I went further down the Typhon tree that I wanted to and turned the turrets against me with an engineer build, but I didn't even know the Typhon tree had blink in it. Full Typhon mod playthrough it is!
I feel this; My first prey through I played w/ all max dmg psy powers
If you invest in hacking, you can circumvent the turret issue entirely while still enjoying their protection. When Dahl shows up, if you already have hacking 4, he basically just hands you a free army of military operators. If you sneak beside the dispenser, you can hack them as soon as they spawn and won't have to waste parts fixing them.
@@sloganwade4994 it's silly, but I was just upset that my turret buddies were mad at me. I didn't even use them all playthrough.
The what had blink in it?!?!?!
I played it thrice and I didn't know about the blink skill. But now it makes sense because phantoms teleport.
@@dinothegonzo It's not as cool as it sounds, your limited psy pool and the fact that you already have the gloo cannon to go basically anywhere make it less useful as a basic traversal tool like it is in Dishonored. If I had to change one thing about Prey in general it would to make psy regenerate in some capacity, the fact that the game's "mana potions" use the same limited resource as level ups is pretty hardcore for a game that lets you turn into a coffee cup for fun.
Can we all appreciate, for a moment, the incredible performance of Benedict Wong? he nails Alex's character so perfectly, the oxymoronic sincerity in the way he delivers his lies- the way he reminisces on his and Morgan's childhoods. It's something that suits Benedict perfectly when you look at his other roles, especially as Kublai Khan. I don't think they could've picked a better person for his role and ahis performance alone makes me think better of the game.
I completely get where you’re coming from with the Typhon designs, but I think Arkane nailed it. They’re not very scary, sure, but the formless design gives them a Rorschach test look, which I think really feeds into the themes of the game.
I don't think the game was really meant to be scary so much as it was meant to be unnerving/anxiety-inducing. Playing it for the first time and not knowing when a mimic will strike is the worst feeling (in a good way) when playing this game. Of course, once you know the gimmick, you're either playing super cautiously or going full rambo on every object you see (until you get the ability to identify mimic objects through scanning). After a while, it becomes less about the mimics and more about you handling your resources properly, both of which can be anxiety-inducing (imagine running low on metal to make more ammo for your weapons!).
I just figured they were made of the coral strands, just not glowing. Like if you frayed apart a rope into all the strands, but they stayed together in kind of a cloud. Then when they die they become little balls of the strands curled up. Makes sense since they're all made by a weaver.
Yeah I think the whole ink blot test look is fantastic, I really really like how the Phantoms, Mimics and Nightmare looks like. Phantoms in particular have some extremely unnerving quality to them, it's as if I'd seen one in a dream before, like Arkana tapped into some archetype that I didn't know existed and pulled it out. The Telepath, Technopath and Weawer designs are less exciting but I do apreciate how weird they are.
It does fit thematically... it's just a shame that the designs were very similar to a lot of other lovecraftian inspired media at the time.
huh, I for one find them unnerving, well the Phantoms at least as they are mostly manshaped and together sounds they produce.. Ofcourse those feelings start to fade as you play for several hours and get used to them. But the first time I saw one? Very intimidating.
This game is criminally underrated. The attention to detail and atmosphere is insane. I also love the small things like the use of the 0451 code in these immersive sims.
I really wish Prey delved more into it's themes of identity, there was so much potential for it with the multiple operators of Morgan's past personalities.
I was hoping for more as well, all sorts of aspects of personalities could've seen so many different and even unhinged endings
13:30 I've played games with subtitles my entire life, simply because I don't want to miss something. It never occurred to me that I shouldn't be able to understand them until now.
A note: December ISN"T lying to you. He is doing what Morgan programmed him to do, just as January is doing what Morgan programmed him to do. Over the course of the tests, Morgan changed, and her decisions on how to deal with the typhon changed as well (you can find plans that predate December if you look around thoroughly).
Her?
@@Dogman262 at start of the game you select your gender
My wife got this game for me knowing that I'm a huge system shock fan, but didn't tell me anything about it. I played it for about an hour got bored and moved on, apparently I was Moody that day. Came back about a month later it clicked with me what this game was and I reinstalled it in a mad panic, played start to finish. It's now one of my favorite games of all time.
Not a complete explanation for the r2r’s but Kennedy surviving means that we don’t become involved in certain wars and war is the biggest pusher of specific tech like communication and recording.
Watched this after just finishing my first playthough, it was on hard and I chose to take absolutely no typhon mods, as well as save everyone I could. only human killed being the bastard cook. even took alex's hand after using the nullwave instead of the self destruct.
This was absolutely amazing to watch since it was basically watching the COMPLETE opposite of all of my own choices since I didn't plan to play again to try it out, Not that I don't absolutely adore the game, I just don't much enjoy replaying in general, thank you for this gem!
No need to kill him... just, ya know... stalk him down and let him recycle himself with his own trap and dodge out of the danger :p
I hate how this game is so ignored or worse, misunderstood. The negative reviews really hurt. Sure its not a game for everyone, but it's a game for a lot of people. Anyone who likes Deus Ex or System Shock should easily love Prey. Or anyone who liked Bioshock but was disappointed that it was a linear game should be fucking thrilled Prey exists. I mean, it's quite literally what Bioshock was gonna be, like during the early trailers/interviews and vertical slices.
Anyways I'm glad you covered it and I'm glad you really gave your opinions because a lot of people either say they love it or hate it and it's all or nothing.
It really didn't help that it took the name of a game that people were excited about (prey 2) and Bethesda basically destroyed a promising franchise (along with the developer) purely so that they could ultimately slap the name on a completely original project that had nothing to do with either the original or the sequel that had excited so many people.
If this game had not been overshadowed by the publisher's crappy treatment of their development teams I feel that it would have been looked upon more favourably and could have made a better impression on potential players. The name of the game barely makes any sense at all with the second-hand IP (at least the original Prey was about aliens who used humans as a food source). If they called it something like Endless Morning at least that would have been thematically relevant and could be seen as a play on words that gives a subtle hint at the twist.
I loved this game, I actually had a great time playing on Nightmare survival but never using any neuro mods. You can get in every locked door, I remember one in the beginning requiring you to bounce a nerf dart off of a glue gun blob into the monitor. I was very proud of that one.
You're a friggin genius
@@Orange_Swirl I know, but thank you.
I never realized until now how good Strat is at making a convincing dialogue in his narration. I appreciate the subtle detail of having the beginning of one character's lines overlap the ending of the other's, to give the impression that they're both in the same room.
I really like this format in retrospect. It's a shame he listened to the dipshits who complained about Nick's voice. Probably hit too close to home for them.
Can’t say I’m a fan of ‘Nick’, but he’s right, this is on in the background while I’m working.
Voice is grading on my ears, but I understand the 2 characters he’s trying to do.
I adored prey ever since I first played it. The whole world just sucked me in and the mooncrash dlc is the best I've ever played
truly your best work yet, genuinely funny and informative and passionate, you don't always hit, but this is some true million subs type progression, lovin' it, congratz dude and thanks !
The light you're throwing at the lady can be taken to the helipad and you can pick it back up after the ride
Criminally underrated game. Good on you for giving it some attention, Strat. Oh and happy holidays from London. 🎁
If this game was something, underrated wasnt one, everyone and their mother knew about it and sucked it balls deep
Ps:happy holidays :D
this nick/doc dialog would work if i didn't know it was just you talking to yourself
Was wondering when will be Prey 2017 video, you wanted to make it since Dishonored video. P.S.Can't wait few months for Weird West Immersive sim/RPG by Raphael Colantonio (founder of Arkane)
Just watched the Tiptoe the tank video on prey last night. Thanks to all the amazing creators.
Was just wondering where you've been, happy to see another video man!
My thoughts exactly!
You mentioned how stunning big enemies with the GLOO gun was a bit shit compared to the disrupter, which is fair enough for stunning, but one of my big revelations in the game was the power gravity had! You lure technos and telepaths up high and then just GLOO gun them, let them fall to their deaths, it was crazy effective. Speed impact in general worked well, in the space areas I'd GLOO them and race up to them and shotgun them in the face a couple of times, the impact of them hitting walls when they got launched by the shotgun would help out too.
Loved this game. One of the few games I not only actually finished, but beat it twice and want to do a third playthrough
I haven't seen anyone mention it yet, so I'll bring it up because you claimed that Stims are more valuable than neuromods: There's a sidequest you can do in the life support area that makes the water give you back 50 psy points per sip. Almost every area in the game has at least one sink you can reliably get back to whenever you want, so once you complete this sidequest(Which you can do basically as soon as you get through the guts and bring the elevator down) you're pretty much a god as long as you hydrate constantly. This also means you have pretty much nothing else to use your exotic matter on BESIDES more mods.
ive been playing this 10/10 the past few weeks, this video couldn't have come at a better time
Prey is imo Arkanes finest work. One of my favorite games of all time.
Prey is brutal on nightmare, everything wrecks in a couple hits but puts horror in the survival horror
Also hopefully your ticker is still doing well after your surgery
you really underused the recycling grenade, that thing turns almost any obstacle and enemy into delicious material
So fucking happy to see these two back!
I always love these long form videos. Great to watch, and later to put on while I’m doing something like dishes or gaming. I kinda wish he’d play the “BUCKSHOT” clip whenever he uses a shotgun in a game.
Great video man. I particularly loved the art-style analysis. Really taught me a lot about Art-Deco!
Oh hell yeah, I never finished Pray after finding that cop-out early ending.. glad to get to see how it's all meant to play out. XD
Merry Chrimbo to ye! Hope you have a good one!
When I played Prey, in a week, I immeadiately went and did 3 playthroughs after finishing one.
I love how you can playthrough the game completely without getting neuromods. (Like how you can playthrough Dishonored 2 without powers too).
The Nightmare-Survival no-neuromods run is one of the most exhilarating gameplay experiences I've had.
Time to reinstall pray again. A good watch after a full Xmas dinner
This was definitely Colantonio’s magnum opus, everything Arkane after this is simply not on the same level
I do watch your videos actively, not in the background, if that serves for something. Great video on one of my favourite games ever.
I’ve been waiting for a prey video for some time. I’m so glad this is finally a thing
This was a timely video. Prey is free for 12 more hours on the Epic game store.
Love these machinima-type reviews. Nice.
Would be cool to see you review Deathloop some day, fully committed to funky 80's explotation movie style and feel, it also has the power trip of Dishonoured, but revels in it because your actions only have consequence within the loop, be prepared for mindfuckery.
more like midloop
Deathloop is the most mid FPS ever created
Very refreshing for you to just gush over a game so much and not talk shit the whole time. I mean I love that too but it was cool to hear how much you liked it man.
Easily the 2nd or 3rd best game I played this year, just a hair's breadth behind Disco Elysium and possibly Subnautica. So glad it's getting the deep dive from a quality source. Love and peace in the new year, Strat. Wishing the family well.
this is perfect my dude! i'ma watch this in that sweet spot on Christmas day when everyone is full-on food and off doing their own thing.
Thanks as always for the top-tier content my dude merry Christmas to you and yours and fuck it, merry Christmas to anyone who reads this comment, hope you have a good December 25th.
Much love!
For those who haven't played Prey yet, it will be available for FREE on EGS tomorrow
2 AND A HALF HOURS OF PREY TALK!? STRAT YOU'RE SPOILING ME!
Also my first playthrough of this game ever was on Nightmare with all the survival options turned on and it's been my favorite game ever since. Masterclass vidya game.
I never crafted any Psi Hypos and I never felt like I needed to. Making more Neuromods is better because the more you install the more efficient your attacks become
The word you are thinking of at the beginning when you talked about the art style is retro futurism.
Yay! Nicks back! Merry Christmas everyone
You might actually be my favorite long form content creator on the platform currently
And then Mooncrash was amazing as well. THAT is how you do a roguelike. Excellent level design, everything else randomized.
I love everything about this channel. Even the foreground of the two guys in hell, which sums up every aspire sharing their love for a game to a neuro-typical. I've seen this video a few times, which means that the informational delivery is entertaining. Keep up the good work!
"Trolley problem" the game. :) It makes one wonder about this social ethical question, doesn't it?
Interestingly, the game's expansion revolves around a story of saving a bunch of separate people from a moon outpost. But they must work cooperatively to reach the game's goal. I think devs try to give us some message through their works.
This is an amazing christmas present.
I remember watching your original prey video back when it was released and being super intrigued. I then promptly went and asked my parents if I could play it to which they said no (I was 14 at the time).
Since I couldn't play it I kept on listening to your video so many times, to the point where even now I still remember half of those opening 30 minutes and it brings back chills whenever I hear those lines.
I played the game myself a year or two ago just because of your video and it was amazing. I've played it multiple times since and it's one of my favorite games of all time. I didn't even consider the possibility of you making another video but seeing this pop up in my subscription feed makes me very happy and it is a great christmas gift thank you.
Just got Prey on the winter sale and Strat releases a vid on it a day later lol.
Hobbled my way through this about six months ago on medium. interested to see how this is even possible
Are you like a total casual or something? I too played on medium but after a while the game became a cakewalk and i dominated everything and had so much supplies even in maxed out slots over half space was taken by them. I also had 247 neuromods used (65 skills purchased) so that helped a lot (i played slowly as it took me 35 h to finish my first playthrough but i explored a lot). After few first hours it became quite easy. So how it was difficult for you? I rarely get why casuals have problems with games so im interested to see what points made you "hobble" though the game. Unless i misunderstood your comment.
I played through Prey as a first person shooter with a focus on hacking and crafting. Yeah, crafting the neuro-mods allowed you to bypass some of the difficulty spikes, except, I failed to ever kill or damage a Nightmare without being killed quick fast and in a hurry. The ability to run through the last parts of the game, where the enhanced enemies swarm you, made things exciting and fun.
As for my choices:
Killed the fake chef => He murder everyone he ran into, and attempted to deceive me.
Saved everyone else => More meat to the grinder to keep the aliens off my back, or provide back up.
Caused the station to emit the psychic pulse => Exploding the station would not stop the aliens from coming. The pulses and the visions indicate a higher intelligence. An explosion causes an investigation, so more big aliens sent over. A psychic feedback to them, lets them know, we can fight. Hopefully, brings them to the table for talks. The old Greek proverb: "If you wish for peace, then prepare for war."
In the ending scene, I felt tempted to kill Yu, because they basically experimented with my species. After some thought, if we could properly communicate, then maybe, we could of avoided said situation, however the lower lifeforms tend to be unable to do much other than procreate.
From the research tapes and the like, I figured out a bit more about the Typhon. They consume our nervous system to reproduce, and need specific types of advance nerves tissue to do so. Never found records of Typhon consuming an insect.
The doctor's nervous system illness provides a clue on an effective bioweapon against the Typhon. Her degenerative disease allows her to walk around the ship with little worry of Typhon attack. Since, we produce large amounts of bioweapons, and some specifically nerve agents, then it makes since to use these weapons on them. Shoot, I'd figure out how to kill them, after figuring out how to breed them off of lab grown nervous tissue. It would be the ultimate fail safe: a sprinkler system filled with the toxin.
The last conclusion, is the Typhon, we see at least, exist as smaller components of a larger organism. Coral acts as the nervous system to this gigantic being, with the lesser Typhon acting as the circulatory, and immune system. Hence, these "cells" lacking a part of the being makes sense. From a scientific stand point, witnessing the completed being appear, a being the size of a planet, or a moon, then trying to understand it, would lead to multiple interesting theories and the like. The realist asks how to fight such a being, and how to communicate with it.
Might be interesting to see these questions answered in a sequel or more likely, a book.
Just finished this game yesterday and it is now one of my favorite games now, took me about 38 hours and I enjoyed exploring all lf the station thoroughly
This video came out on the perfect time, I had just finshed binging prey for the first time and prepared by completing both dishonored 1 and both its dlcs multiple times (which I had finished just for the sake of watching you're dishonored review) along with dark messiah and the opening of arx fatals.
I also finished you're first part of the immersive Sim documentary too, loved every bit of it, haven't watched the video yet but I'm gonna get to it as soon as I have the free time.
the cat video remark made me vietnam flashback to similar internet videos... thx brother
The when it comes to the aliens cut needs to be respected. Such a good cutaway right there
Mate you are upping your game video by video.. thank you for the entertainment and happy holidays!!
Quality entertainment, as always! Great work pal : )
Just stumbled upon this channel and I would watch hours of content in the syle of the two guys in the intro!
Its amazing this was released the day before it was free on epic games for the holidays.
Just finished Prey yesterday. Had heaps of ammo for every weapon, 10+ of all grenades and +100 crafting materials. Played on nightmare with all the extra features turned on and no typhon neuromods.
Another of your how to videos on a game I really like! Merry Christmas to me!
Finally got enough spare time to watch this in it's entirety, awesome take on an awesome game, great job man.
One of my favorite games
Hey dude, finally finished Kotor 2 to finish watching your video about how to be gud at it. Merry Christmas!
Leverage skilltree is good because if youre low on resources then its effective to pile up a bunch of random items in small rooms and just chuck recycler charges at them
It's too bad that the recycler has a limit to how many things it can recycle at once. I've once put a whole room's worth (and then some) of things into a small, tight room and it only ate up like 8-10 things :(
It's unfortunately not very efficient either, but it's good when you're low on a particular resource (for me, it was either exotic material or metal).
@@ToyokaX its only what the reclycler can "see" like if theres 2 things next to each other the reclycer cant see the other so it only gets one
Its great that even after so many years, so many new prey review and documentations are coming out. If there are enough maybe it will send a sign that we need a Prey 2.... one can only dream.
Been waiting for this one for a while!
I’ve watched your longer videos so many times. These are all amazing.
This took multiple sittings to actually get through, but Nick had me coming back.
Man I love this game, this vid made me go back and play. I did a nightmare run, no typhon mods. I tried doing mostly wrench. Basically Iassc Clarke, bloody wrench and gloogun. I love your work, thank you for making such amazing content.
This is the best review of prey! I wish I watched this when I first started but still has a ton of tips as I continue. I love the long in depth format! I can tell you are a real fan of the game…Subscribed 🎉
I love PREY. It deserves 10x more spotlight. Masterpiece.
Man what timing. I just re-installed the game the other day with the intention of doing some other kinds of playthroughs.
That conversation about the importance or lack there of for these videos made me laugh really hard. You are one of or maybe my absolute favorite youtuber. You are, or seem to be, down to earth and also you're a fellow veteran which is cool. anyways thanks for the video, very informative and I have always wanted to get into this game but haven't been able to.
This videos intro flows so cohesively into the rest
i really like listening to you and doc banter back n forth . im watched this video way more than i would probably admit to any human being but i just idk . your point of view is fascinating and i cant wait for more .
Why couldn't it have had people tho! I miss people! I absolutely adores Deus Ex, but just could never get into system shock, because there's no people.
Just started to play this game and fucking hell it is a refreshing sight to play a good, well made game.
I just recently played prey for the first time, completed the game on normal.. loved it.. just started another play through n nightmare n man, I’m like 2 hours in and I’ve seen more mimics than I saw for the entirety of my first play through lol
Prey is also free today on Epic, I missed the free Pathfinder kingmaker, and vampyr from yesterday though.
At times i just feel so zen watching and listening to you explain the feeling of such an amazingly crafted game.
well timed my boy
I remember really liking prey but I stopped like halfway through after I broke my legs and I had to hear the crunchiest fucking bone snap I've ever heard in a game every time I tried to sprint. At least it was funny.
I tazer into shotgunned my whole way though the game, sometimes tazer into wrench, fully human, angry old man build
If you released the "volunteer" trapped in that glass cage he would tell you about a fat guy with a suit just like his, going around killing people. That's how I did not fell for the chef's trap
The small mimics freaked me out a bit, but i think thats from their appearance being similar to the headcrab.
I went to Ravenholm at a young age, and part of me never came back...
Prey is one of the best games of all Times imo. A true Immersive sim and the System Shock 3 we never got. I really hope we see a sequel one day
Lol, did you know that within the audio recording & prodduction community it is well known that reel to reel tape recording & playback is in fact the highest format of technological advancement atleast whenever it comes to audio fidelity. The analog format is free from recording through sampling rates, thus the audio recorded is literally fully fluent and precise as it can ever be.
We have moved mostly to digital formats because it is just much more convenient for audio manipulation, playback & storing purposes.
Also, messing with analog gear is much more of a pain to deal with than digital because it is much more sensitive and for it to work properly it has to be constantly taken care for & calibrated.
Though, quantum computing seems to be on its way and allot of granular aspects of analog audio that digital can not capture I'm sure that quantum would, or at least I'd hope so.
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So yeah, a world where scientists evolutionized reel to reel analog recording, playback & storing and stuff like that would actually be a world much more advanced than where we are currently at.