The devastator is hands down the best weapon for taking on distanced high level baddies. Very fast travel time and a big punch.
I agree.
however, the ammo seems to be few and far between. I save it for the bosses of the level if possible.
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The devastator is hands down the best weapon for taking on distanced high level baddies. Very fast travel time and a big punch.
the final say 9.2/10
Awesome. Awesome, awesome, awesome. But it's intelligently made beyond being just "awesome". It's awesome, yes, but it also has a brain, and expects that YOU have one, and lets you USE that brain. It may start off a little slow, but eventually the game truly turns into something special. It's the kind of game we not only get anymore, but the kind of game we NEED MORE OF. If you have any interest in taking the FPS genre in a direction in sorely needs to head in... buy this game. If you have any interest in blowing up monsters, buy this game. If you have even the slightest passing interest in crazy multiplayer experiences, buy this game. If you are a PC gamer: BUY. THIS. GAME. That's all I can possibly say.
IGN gave it a 7.0. Guess the nub might have been playing consoles all this time... :bleh:
PC gamer here, dont see the appeal of SS3 either. 7.0 probably warranted. Offers nothing new. It's a throwback, which is fine in itself, so a 7.0 in that sense is great. But the gfx are average, gameplay is dated. And who, other than super hardcore PC only gamers, really care about the plethora of options the game has.
PC gamer here, dont see the appeal of SS3 either. 7.0 probably warranted. Offers nothing new. It's a throwback, which is fine in itself, so a 7.0 in that sense is great. But the gfx are average, gameplay is dated. And who, other than super hardcore PC only gamers, really care about the plethora of options the game has.
What exactly do you want from the gameplay, either added or removed, in order for it to not be "dated"? And I'm talking primarily about the SP.
Seriously (no pun intended) they can't win. Too many options / too few options. Gameplay like every interchangeable, watered-down modern warfare console port on the market / dated gameplay.
If up-to-date means being like all the other FPS shit out there (which basically means MP-focused with some pissy little on-rails, scripted, QTE SP campaign) then give me throwback any day.
If, on the other hand, you're one of those people who's all about the competitive MP, then this probably wasn't going to be the game for you to start with.
Then I don't see your problem, since Serious Sam 3 has competitive multiplayer.I just dont see how any PC FPS shooter these days can be released without some form of actual VS mp.
you probably hit it on the head with competitive MP. I just dont see how any PC FPS shooter these days can be released without some form of actual VS mp. Co-Op has zero appeal. I am not judging on what should be added or removed necessarily, just stating that its a very generic title, no matter how tweaked for PC it is. Hence the average reviews. Just because it works very well xfire/eyefinity, graphic options, etc doesnt warrant any special bonuses as far as how good a game is. This title will be all but forgotten in 3 months.
you probably hit it on the head with competitive MP. I just dont see how any PC FPS shooter these days can be released without some form of actual VS mp. Co-Op has zero appeal. I am not judging on what should be added or removed necessarily, just stating that its a very generic title, no matter how tweaked for PC it is. Hence the average reviews. Just because it works very well xfire/eyefinity, graphic options, etc doesnt warrant any special bonuses as far as how good a game is. This title will be all but forgotten in 3 months.
Co-op is the most appealing multiplayer for me. When I played Crysis, my first thought after hopping into a vehicle was "I can't wait to play this with a friend!" followed by "Oh wait, just deathmatch." Then when playing Crysis Warhead, I again thought "I can't wait to play this with a friend! Oh wait, still just deathmatch" which was closely followed by me beating the game and then never starting it up again. Thank heavens Croteam knew what was what when they made Serious Sam.
you probably hit it on the head with competitive MP. I just dont see how any PC FPS shooter these days can be released without some form of actual VS mp. Co-Op has zero appeal. I am not judging on what should be added or removed necessarily, just stating that its a very generic title, no matter how tweaked for PC it is. Hence the average reviews. Just because it works very well xfire/eyefinity, graphic options, etc doesnt warrant any special bonuses as far as how good a game is. This title will be all but forgotten in 3 months.
you probably hit it on the head with competitive MP. I just dont see how any PC FPS shooter these days can be released without some form of actual VS mp. Co-Op has zero appeal. I am not judging on what should be added or removed necessarily, just stating that its a very generic title, no matter how tweaked for PC it is. Hence the average reviews. Just because it works very well xfire/eyefinity, graphic options, etc doesnt warrant any special bonuses as far as how good a game is. This title will be all but forgotten in 3 months.
So much bitterness.
So is this game worth getting guys? I'm thinking of snagging it , I love Painkiller type games where its just a slaughter fest.
These guys seem a lot harder than in the old games. They move a lot quicker and tend to move at angles to you so you can't just fling a bunch of rockets at them from range and then move on. You either need to get close with rockets or spend a ton of bullets from one of the assault rifle or minigun. Or use the cannon.
...Co-Op has zero appeal. ...
OK....so the prelude run up to the final boss...damn near melted my video card.
I'm not kidding I hit 85C by the end of the level, my office feels like a friggin sauna.
I just got the Devastator; please tell me I get the mini-gun soon.
OK....so the prelude run up to the final boss...damn near melted my video card.
I'm not kidding I hit 85C by the end of the level, my office feels like a friggin sauna.
Neither one is given normally during the game. The only way to get them is to find the secrets.Huh? I thought the mini was before that, could be wrong though.
Here's my question, where in the hell is the laser gun? I found it via the secret, but ammo is seriously rare and I don't recall it ever being officially given in the game. Likewise with the sniper rifle..
- Step one: Find a 10 foot high structure you can climb onto
- Step two: Gather all enemies on the map into a corner right below the structure
- Step three: Drop a brick of C4 into the hundred or so enemies below you
- Step four: Profit (or alternately: It's Raining Men)
So I was a little harsh when first commenting on the game because I had only played through level 3 or 4. I do not recall at which level it started getting better, I'm thinking level 5, but from that point forward the game has been awesome. I'm really glad I stuck with it for the first few levels, which in my opinion, still suck. The later levels totally feel like the Serious Sam game I know and love.
Quick question on the wrist bracelet weapon, Sam has the bracelet on to unlock some relics but I haven't actually used it to kill enemies. Am I missing something or do you get that ability later? I'm to the part of the game just after powering up Anubis.
Thanks!
The bracelet weapon replaces your 'fists'. Hold fire and lasso up enemies. After a period of time or when you let go of fire, they "explode".