BREED Delayed [Jul 11, 2003, 5:22 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The BREED Website
(thanks Frans) has word that the sci-fi shooter, like the demo that has preceded
it, has suffered a delay. Here's the word:
The release of the new tactical 3D action-shooter BREED will be postponed and put off until September. Many fans from the BREED community and the entire action-shooter scene had made worthwhile suggestions. The British BREED developer, Brat Designs, took these suggestions to heart and even further increased the game’s complexity.
Since the puplication [sic] of the beta demo at the beginning of June, the 3D actionshooter has undergone a lot of fine tuning. The full support of DirectX9 and Nvidia’s enhanced rendering technology have turned BREED into a visual masterpiece! As of today, brand-new screenshots can be found on the official homepage, which show off the stunning new effects.
When I played Unreal II I thought that it's not possible to screw up such a potential hit any worse, that is untill I played Breed *beta demo*(I know)... wtf were they thinking?
I wasnt bothered by the movement probs, but rather by awfull simplicy of gameplay mechanics, you run from point B to point A while shooting some retarded transformer-like ''aliens'' and that is it! AI path finding was awfull, the damn soldiers would go on and jump offa cliff or stand in your line of fire.
Enemy AI owuld spot you dead on from miles and miles.
Probably the best thing about it was the landing ship moment, it felt really done really good.
This comment was edited on Jul 11, 19:53.
I wasnt bothered by the movement probs, but rather by awfull simplicy of gameplay mechanics, you run from point B to point A while shooting some retarded transformer-like ''aliens'' and that is it! AI path finding was awfull, the damn soldiers would go on and jump offa cliff or stand in your line of fire.
Enemy AI owuld spot you dead on from miles and miles.
Probably the best thing about it was the landing ship moment, it felt really done really good.
This comment was edited on Jul 11, 19:53.
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