After playing BioShock...

Bjossi on 21/8/2007 at 17:40

System Shock 2: Expansion Pack I: Deck 5 Basketball Special

Aaaaaanyway, maybe we shouldn't be creating yet another anti-EA thread. :p

Matthew on 21/8/2007 at 18:05

Yes, because you know I'll be obliged to start screaming about Populous, MULE and Deluxe Paint. ;)

TF on 22/8/2007 at 11:20

If you just changed the assets you'd have roughly half of SS2 right there, some no doubt hardcoded parts like hacking and needing to add skills or an inventory will probably put a halt to the rest though.

ZylonBane on 22/8/2007 at 15:04

Okay, who's going to be the one to import the Big Daddy model into SS2?

Kolya on 22/8/2007 at 16:14

The model would probably look like a cheap version of the Bioshock one... :erg:
A security bot that protects a psi monkey would be more interesting. Maybe dark can't create such a behaviour - I dunno.

ant on 23/8/2007 at 07:47

So is anyone actually enjoying BioShock more than SS2?

Oskar Cruo on 23/8/2007 at 08:25

Quote Posted by ant

So is anyone actually enjoying BioShock more than SS2?

Im not saying that bioshock would be bad because I havent tried it yet, but how could someone possible enjoy some game more than SS2? :cool:

D'Arcy on 23/8/2007 at 09:25

There's a game that I enjoy a lot more than SS2. It's called System Shock.

Matthew on 23/8/2007 at 10:31

D'Arcy: rockin' it old skool since 1995.

cosmicnut on 23/8/2007 at 12:56

Both SS games were ground breaking in their time
Bioshock is also but from a different perspective.

SS and SS2 both broke the mold in how games were PLAYED at the time

Bioshock breaks the mould of how games are MADE now.

The AI tricks and more interactive world are leaps from the linear gameplay.

This doesn't make as much impact as the way the stories were told or the RPG elements.

Theres also the rose tinted way we look at old games