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Unreal II is only a few months old, so to get it at that price is quite a good deal since it debuted at $50.Quote:
Originally posted by crashed13
32$ sounds like alot for a old game like Unreal 2. I bought a 3 cd game pack with Quake, Quake 2 and Quake3 Arena for $19 Canadian($12 U.S) from a bargain bin.
OLD GAME!!! What planet are you on? Unreal 2 hasn't been out all that long, only a few months! So you chose to get a bargain pack of games where the newest one is some 2 years old! Strange.Quote:
Originally posted by crashed13
32$ sounds like alot for a old game like Unreal 2. I bought a 3 cd game pack with Quake, Quake 2 and Quake3 Arena for $19 Canadian($12 U.S) from a bargain bin.
LOL sorry your right Unreal 2 is a newer game. I was thinking of some other FPS.:o
Found a simple way to skip the cut-scenes. For the cinematics, just hit ESC. For the in-game cut-scenes hit TAB and type "stopscenes" (no quotes, case insensitive). Skips right into the game.Quote:
Originally posted by Un4given
By far my biggest complaint about Unreal II isn't the length, although it was a little short, but rather the scripted dequences. There is absolutely no way to skip them. You have to sit there through all of them and just wait.
I understand the mission briefing information the first time through, since you need to know what it is you need to acomplish. However, I think it may affect replay value because now that you know what you want to do, you don't want/need to go through it all again, but you have no choice.
If it doesn't work for you type "bemymonkey" first (to enable console cheats).
Now I can play it again! :)