NOLF 2 Demo Released [Sep 17, 2002, 12:12 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
As promised (story), the demo version of No One Lives Forever 2:
A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way has been released, premiering on FilePlanet
(registration required). The demo is a 158 MB download, and according to plan, offers "four
levels total from three of the game's 15 chapters. The locations will include
Japan, Siberia and the never before seen, Underwater Base." Mirrors are now
available from Gigex,
FileShack (registration required), and 3D Gamers.
Hump,
Hmm...our systems are pretty similar with the slight overclocking I do and running the 4600. Want to humor me for a second or two? Try the demo with mouse smoothing disabled (set all the way to the left) and see if that helps out at all. For whatever reason, I have never been able to fully adjust to the way 'Lith handles input and that is one of the things that make it feel/play/control smoother for myself.
I seem to be a lot more sensitive to it than others, so it may not have any affect, but still give it a try... Also, are you using the 40.41s and using some type of software to make sure your framerate is not being limited to 60Hz?
Edit: Another quirky thing I noticed with the earlier 'Lith games was how differently (better) they responded with an optical mouse. Yeah, optical mice are more precise, but the difference was only that big when I was playing a 'Lith game. Again, more of my weird input sensitivity.
Thinking (feeling?) NOLF 2 runs significantly smoother than the original,
Ray
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Hmm...our systems are pretty similar with the slight overclocking I do and running the 4600. Want to humor me for a second or two? Try the demo with mouse smoothing disabled (set all the way to the left) and see if that helps out at all. For whatever reason, I have never been able to fully adjust to the way 'Lith handles input and that is one of the things that make it feel/play/control smoother for myself.
I seem to be a lot more sensitive to it than others, so it may not have any affect, but still give it a try... Also, are you using the 40.41s and using some type of software to make sure your framerate is not being limited to 60Hz?
Edit: Another quirky thing I noticed with the earlier 'Lith games was how differently (better) they responded with an optical mouse. Yeah, optical mice are more precise, but the difference was only that big when I was playing a 'Lith game. Again, more of my weird input sensitivity.
Thinking (feeling?) NOLF 2 runs significantly smoother than the original,
Ray
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This comment was edited on Sep 17, 20:52.
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