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Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 13:44
by keithhenry
Seriously, 3 pages of complaints about how wrong widescreen is in Bioshock and no-one else's played it to the end?

It's not broken, it's exactly correct, play to the end and you'll see why. The vertical FOV is a compromise by the developers to make levels 11-13 work.

PM me if you want to spoil it for yourself.

Rating: A+ ;-)

Bioshock FOV Issue

Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 15:29
by ben@scan
Whats the level called where the issues occur? I am up to Andrew Ryans "Hephaestus" Level ? No issues in TH2GO up until now with Racer_S's FOV fix......

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 15:59
by Elios
Seriously, 3 pages of complaints about how wrong widescreen is in Bioshock and no-one else's played it to the end?

It's not broken, it's exactly correct, play to the end and you'll see why. The vertical FOV is a compromise by the developers to make levels 11-13 work.

PM me if you want to spoil it for yourself.

Rating: A+ ;-)


actuly haveing it H+ at that part would make it even more so if you know what i mean

it would realy feel like what was going on [/b]

Re: Bioshock FOV Issue

Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 12:04
by keithhenry
Whats the level called where the issues occur? I am up to Andrew Ryans "Hephaestus" Level ? No issues in TH2GO up until now with Racer_S's FOV fix......


You're about 1/2 way. This game is long. The levels go

1 Welcome (demo)
2 Medical
3 Neptune's bounty
4 Sub
5 Arcadia
6 Farmer's Market
7 Fort Frolic
8 Hephaestus
9 ...
10 ...
11 ...
12 Point Prometheus (where you'll see the conflict/distortion)
13 ...
14 ... (end)

The visual effect starts part way through 12 and goes right through to 14. Those levels are quite hard.

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 12:17
by ben@scan
Thanks for that I will hopefully get to play some more this weekend :-)

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 11:53
by ben@scan
I am at Point Prometheus in Bioshock and I have so far not had any issues with the FOV in the game :-)

I will let you know if I do

Cheers

Ben

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 13:24
by keithhenry
I am at Point Prometheus in Bioshock and I have so far not had any issues with the FOV in the game :-)

I will let you know if I do

Cheers

Ben


You know what you gotta do on that level? Let me know when you've finished it, you'll see what I mean when you get one of the items you're looking for.

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 14:10
by dtech
Indeed, but it doesn't cause any issues. The game is indeed better playable with the hack turned off, because *uhm* with the hack you "miss" something of the game. The hack works perfectly, but it's useless and even negates it's use.

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 14:40
by ben@scan
Are you saying turn the FOV hack off to play this game?

If you do this the weapons are far too close and it actually makes you feel ill I tried a level like this and would never play without the FOV hack again

There was a Steam update recently that caused the FOV to screw up, I had to delete some Dll files and re-update my Steam but until I had donr this the FOV didnt work and there was no way I was going to play without the FOV hack.... :?

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 14:46
by dtech
The weapon-too-close feeling is just because you're used to something else, not something you can blame on BS. I didn't say you should turn off the hack to play it, I'm just saying that with the last levels (except the very last one) the hack is useless, and even negates it's use (you see less instead of more). This is however not the case with the other level's. But it isn't a problem really, because you can just press "/" during the levels-with-the-visual-effect.

Bioshock discussion and Detailed Report grading questions.

Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 14:47
by ben@scan
Ok no problem thanks :-)