I can't imagine an updated fidelity at max settings should be comparable to anything released in the last 2 or even 5 years. Flawless Widescreen was created in an effort to make it easier to craft fixes and patches to get games functioning correctly in UltraWide/Surround/Eyefinity gaming resolutions, often developers neglect these types of users leaving them to fend for themselves and find their own solutions, or in some unfortunate cases - live without the wonderful. What kind of 4 year-old or younger GPUs the members here would be using that can't run this game at max anything settings with upgraded textures and effects? It's a 9 year-old game.
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Glad I picked up the 280x, and yeah, it would not shock me if the same people promising me that the 2gb 960 would be the bee's knees are those claiming the same about a 3gb midrange card in 2016 for $200.Īs for this free upgrade in textures, I'm not sure what people were expecting with fancy sliders and if they would really be useful-this game is from 2007.
I went with the 280x because I knew that the basic "HD" texture pack in Skyrim were already demanding a bit more than the 1gb of my 5850 (I think they wanted at least 1.5gb to be happy), and so I thought, wtf am I going to be doing with 2gb in another year if this already 3 year-old game pushes 2 gb? I wanted to know what was going on with nVidia and AMD at the time, and I got a lot of recommendations to go with a 960 2gb because it was "enough VRAM" and it's awesome because it's nVIdia. however the lines I found that would seem to expect player speed, Aliases=(Command="Axis aBaseY SpeedBase=1.0 Speed=+1200.0|HACK_TriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved|onRelease HACK_UnTriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved",Alias=MoveForward)Īliases=(Command="Axis aBaseY SpeedBase=1.0 Speed=-1200.0|HACK_TriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved|onRelease HACK_UnTriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved",Alias=MoveBackward)Īliases=(Command="Axis aStrafe SpeedBase=1.0 Speed=-1200.0|HACK_TriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved|onRelease HACK_UnTriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved",Alias=StrafeLeft)Īliases=(Command="Axis aStrafe SpeedBase=1.0 Speed=+1200.0|HACK_TriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved|onRelease HACK_UnTriggerEffectEvent PlayerMoved",Alias=StrafeRight)ĭon't actually have any effect on the in-game speed, no matter what I set the values to.Click to arch is broken (we can't search within calendar dates, yet) but I was trying to dig up a thread from back ~2013 or 14 when I needed to replace my 5850. closest I found to the user.ini is DefUser.ini. There isn't even a folder for Bio2 like there was for 1 here, even though they were installed on the same drive.
Here's where I've checked: users/appdata/roaming I've checked a few different places already for the proper. I've even read that, like Bio1, Bio2 doesn't actually have a console.
Supposedly tab gives you a Console to type commands into, but I have found that this doesn't actually open a command console. That being said, I am trying to make a few small customization tweaks to the gameplay for my own comfort (mostly just trying to up the player speed a bit), but I cannot for the life of me find the.
I apologize if this isn't the place for Bio2 questions. To fix and restore true surround sound 5.1 audio to the game open the Bioshock.ini file located in AppDataRoamingBioshockHDBioshock And go to the ShockGame.ShockUserSettings Change SpeakerModeSMStereo to SpeakerModeSM51 Also I since I have a Creative Soundblaster Z card I also set bEAXEnabledTrue Now on to 3d. I looked to see if there was a Bioshock 2 subreddit to post this on, but that one's newest post is 2 years old, so I'm coming here.
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