Surviving The System Shock Remake
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Not at all timely but a game well work talking about!
Forgot to put my poem in the video! If you want the full effect of my signature poem followed by the video like all my other uploads watch at this playlist!
• System Shock Remake
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Woops! 😅 I forgot to put my little signature poem at the start of this one like all my other videogame videos! So I uploaded it seperately you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/ijcYbnHvGeg/v-deo.html
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Thanks for your patience! ♥♥♥
to be fair, ive always beena stickler for Original Wiggles...
Give me Greg or give me death!
I believe Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri also plays in the System Shock Universe. In the original game you can see the Hacker who hacks into Tetracorp and you can see the Terra Nova Armor/suit.
Edward Diego who ran Citadel ordered some pretty nasty experiments mostly biological Warfare and Weapons. He is the reason the Virus exists which SHODAN uses to mutate the crew.
SHODAN recorded all of this and this is the reason you the Hacker got the job, so that he can delete all evidence. But..that didn't work out so great didn't it?
You can see, read and hear all that ingame. Bianca Schuler was the one who inverstigated on him.
Cool tip on Terra Nova! I found the Bianca Schuler investigation recordings. And I read some stuff online that told me Diego was trying to develop weapons with the mutagen on Citadel Station hence Bianca investigating, by getting the hacker in to unlock Shodan's ethical restraints then Diego could use Shodan to kill the soldiers Bianca had organised to arrest Diego as well as hide his tracks, have a scapegoat and continue his weapon development agenda. But I didn't find the textual evidence that spelled that out in detail in the game, I had to look it up. So I probably missed some recordings or I just suck at putting two and two together. Like the pieces were there now I know that but I was still confused until I read someone elses summary.
Other than having someone to blame, I also wonder why Diego, who's administrator access the Hacker uses to breach Shodan, doesn't just turn off the restraints himself? Maybe he was ignorant of how Shodan works -- more of a business type than a tech type -- or maybe it was just about covering his tracks and being able to blame the hacker if things worked out badly for him. It's really Diego's motivations that were missing for me, why did he want to take all that risk and develop weapons? For profit for himself and his company? Like I can assume that but I never found the recording where he gloats about how much success his weapons will bring him that then makes his actions make sense. But as mentioned in the video, this is irrelevant and not actually required for the game, more just a niggling curiosity on my part.
I played this for like 2 hours before I got bored. I tried to like it, but despite all the praise it just didn’t keep me engaged. There was a bug that frustrated me enough to put it down for a bit. On PS4 if you remap the interact button to X, you can not place items into containers, storage or recycling machines. The game thinks you’re trying to “take all”. I may play it again, but there’s just too many games out there competing for my attention.
I can't relate to playing it on a controller -- if a bug had made the mouse drag and drop not work I absolutely wouldn't be able to play either. I can definately appreciate the game isn't for everybody but I think if you played a lot of early 90s PC games back in the day this one will scratch an itch!
system shock > starfield easily. Starfield probably the most unnecessary boring game ever made.
Unlike System Shock Remake I am not going to describe Starfield as "one of the best gaming experiences I have had in years."