I won't spoil anything in the game with the details of the finale but I will say that I completed the final segment of the game (the final boss fight) without using a single plasmid. It actually wasnt that big of a deal until the game's finale where, as you can imagine, began to frustrate me because nothing I did would fix it-not even restarting the game. I often resolved the issue by reloading the game from an old save, by entering a in-game cinematic like moving on to a new level or by restarting the game.
Hitting the Q key did nothing.įunny enough, the first few times this happened I chalked it up to gameplay and figured the game was purposely making this happen for narrative reasons, but I soon realized it was a severely disabling bug. This means that switching between and/or firing plasmids was not possible. On many occasions (to quantify, probably 25% of the game) my entire left arm (the plamid one) was locked-completely forzen. The Q key, be default, is used to rotate through the various plasmids that you currently have equiped.
Bioshock 2 remastered ini tweaks Pc#
But really quick I would like to get something off my chest: I experienced a fairly annoying bug in the PC version of the game that was almost a show stopper for me. TextureStreamingDistanceLimit=30000.000000ĬascadingWaterSimulationVelocity=10.000000īGameWasFinished=TrueEDITED BITS: Added another couple of interesting sections, and these are the settings I found before I started playing around.ĭone and done- I Beat the game last night and I deffinitely have a lot of thoughts I need to flesh out so I can type up a conclusion and discuss some things with you guys. I’ll keep my eyes open for new reports and the inevitable comparison videos.OffsetSkeletalProjectorRearFrustrumPlane=10.000000 Console gamers shouldn’t have too much of an issue though as the collection marks the best looking version available for them, and both sides benefit from improved textures and overall lighting quality. While these claims have not been verified by myself, reports from players on NeoGaf, Reddit and Steam suggest the Bioshock Remastered Collection – on PC at least – might not be the best option for players, at least for those wanting a bit more faithfulness to the original games.
Users on Reddit have begun providing solutions to access more advanced graphics settings through editing of ini files. The graphics options for the remasters are also fairly limited Bioshock and its sequel have Anisotropic Filtering, Window Mode, VSync, Anti-aliasing and “Expanded” FOV. Lower quality water effects, the absence of surround sound, reduced environmental fog and particle effects, visual bugs, and missing light shafts are among other reported issues – some of these are clear functionality lost from the original game, some returning bugs, and the others are questionable artistic changes. For starters, some bugs from the original game like screen flicker are being reported. The Bioshock Remastered Collection released on consoles this week and PC yesterday, and members on NeoGaf who have jumped into the PC remaster of the first BioShock (a separate client than the original) are reporting inferior aspects when compared to the original version of the game. Uh oh, looks like we have another Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut situation on our hands.
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