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Are there any graphic mods for System Shock 2
- Thread starter rcf1987
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jstnomega said:
Oh ya having heard how good it is hell ya I bought it. Its a great game so far
by the way which one is it
Never got to play this game and I'm looking for a copy now...hopefully I can find one for cheap.
I went on wikipedia and there seems to be two graphical mods for it:
SHTUP - Hi-rez textures http://shtup.home.att.net/
Rebirth - More polygons to models http://mods.moddb.com/3329/system-shock-rebirthhigh-poly-pack/
They both work together....now i just need to find my self a copy.
I went on wikipedia and there seems to be two graphical mods for it:
SHTUP - Hi-rez textures http://shtup.home.att.net/
Rebirth - More polygons to models http://mods.moddb.com/3329/system-shock-rebirthhigh-poly-pack/
They both work together....now i just need to find my self a copy.
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I highly recommend using SHTUP (the texture upgrade,) but not the model pack (Rebirth.) Reason being, is that while the models are very limited (low poly,) they somehow add to the atmosphere and immersion in a surreal way. The new models look great, (with a few exceptions,) but the added detail emphasizes how few variations there are. For me, it kinda detracts from the immersion this way.
The texture pack simply upgrades textures (especially text labels, computer displays, and other things that were much less readable before.) With this installed, the game actually looks pretty nice. If you can get past the low poly character models, everything else is modelled pretty well.
There are quite a few tips, extra mission mods, and tweaks to be found at http://www.ttlg.com in the System Shock forums. There is also a lot of help there for getting it running if you're having trouble on a newer system.
The texture pack simply upgrades textures (especially text labels, computer displays, and other things that were much less readable before.) With this installed, the game actually looks pretty nice. If you can get past the low poly character models, everything else is modelled pretty well.
There are quite a few tips, extra mission mods, and tweaks to be found at http://www.ttlg.com in the System Shock forums. There is also a lot of help there for getting it running if you're having trouble on a newer system.
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Any mods out there for the animations?
Some of the ones they lifted straight out of Thief really bothered me... The "searching" animation looked dodgy enough in the first place, and when you see a zombie doing it, seemingly under the impression that he's holding a sword, it kind of breaks the immersion...
Some of the ones they lifted straight out of Thief really bothered me... The "searching" animation looked dodgy enough in the first place, and when you see a zombie doing it, seemingly under the impression that he's holding a sword, it kind of breaks the immersion...