What happened?
What happened?
Owen Watson
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Blake Bennett
I don't care for this particular topic, to be honest.
Josiah Nelson
major fuckup from Nightdive
Hunter Bennett
It looks perfectly fine to me. You gaymers expect too much.
Ethan Sanchez
Is this the first remaster Nightdive managed to fuck up?
Levi Myers
They fucked up Blood and with Atari's autism they cant even fix it anymore
Isaac Howard
>nightdive has ZERO access to the original code
>for a game that was legendarily known for being black voodoo magic of the time
>fucks it up
Really they shouldn't have even done it.
Brandon Davis
Fuck me that's bad. I was hoping all the hubbub was just graphicsfags and "muh soul" autists freaking about nothing, but that's really awful.
Josiah Price
ScummVM's team reverse engineered Blade Runner over a few years, fixed heaps of bugs, restored cut content (optional) and worked with GOG to release the game on GOG.
Night Dive wanted to remaster the game on multiple platforms. What they should have done is used ScummVM's code, but it would need a different license, WHICH SCUMMVM WAS WILLING TO ACCOMIDATE. But Night Dive didn't want to pay ScummVM, and instead got their own people to reverse engineer Blade Runner from scratch, and the then remaster it, and the end result is buggier, has awful visuals, and what QoL additions it does add are not enough. They also failed to credit ScummVM for the subtitles they included. This whole thing is an incompetent shitshow caused by Stephen Kick I think his name is refusing to pay ScummVM to use their work.
To rub salt into the wound, you can't buy the ScummVM version on GOG anymore. It's included as a free addition if you buy Night Dive's broken remaster.
Jacob Reyes
Kek engine
Lincoln Lee
Now, hear this: it doesn't have mouse support.
Jordan Phillips
>Now, hear this: it doesn't have mouse support.
Yes it does.
Ethan Ortiz
>worked with GOG to release the game on GOG.
Ah yes, after releasing it free on their own website like every other game they work on they decided to make a pittance by "working with GoG" to sell it to the guillible masses.
Bullshit.
Joseph Garcia
>Ah yes, after releasing it free on their own website like every other game they work on they decided to make a pittance by "working with GoG" to sell it to the guillible masses.
The ScummVM team don't get money from that release. GOG licensed Blade Runner from the company that owns Blade Runner, and then used ScummVM's work.
Jaxon Wood
>after releasing it free on their own website like every other game they work on
What are you talking about? ScummVM never released Blade Runner. They created an engine re-implementation. You'd still have to provide the OG Blade Runner files yourself. GOG purchased a license to sell Blade Runner games, and used ScummVM's engine to do it. How is it possible to be this wrong, user?
Oliver Williams
This seems an appropriate thread to ask
Redpill me on Bladerunner series, I've been interested in watching Bladerunner 2047 movie for a while but I don't know anything about the series other than the fact the reaction images, gifs and WEBMs that constantly getting posted on this site are from 2047 movie
What movies, shows and games I should finish before watching Blade Runner 2047?
Joshua Barnes
newfag get out
Connor Mitchell
They managed it with Blood and a few other games they lacked the source to. Kinda wonder if they outsourced this one.
That being said their Blood port is still fucked.
Brandon Lee
Holy shit. That's some mk1 looking ass stuff
Lincoln Thomas
Watch Blade Runner Final Cut.
Watch Soldier by Paul W.S. Anderson (Blade Runner spinoff, very kino).
Then watch Blade Runner 2049 and repeatedly say, "I recognize the thing!" when you spot references to Soldier in it.
Gabriel Jones
Watch the first movie. Watch 2047 after. That's it. Not hard to figure out.
Josiah Reed
????
just watch the movies, retard.
there's 2.
watch them you fucking mcu addict cinematic universe tard
Carter Jenkins
just a reminder that the gog version is still here.
gog-games.com
abandon all notions of piracy morality. save it out of a sense of software preservation.
Christian Green
is this a new game? this looks like 90s shit and not in a good way for th most part
Mason Ward
Did they went public or something? When the quality is that bad why would you push it out before ironing out all the problems
Jackson Richardson
It's a bad remaster of a 90s adventure game.
Ayden Robinson
You aren't fucking special. You may trick yourself into thinking that the world revolves around you, but sooner or later reality is going to catch up with you and shatter that illusion. You now have a choice. Do you do the right thing anyway? Despite being just an average joe? You can still get it done, but doing the right thing won't change where your life is headed. Your life is hurtling towards a cliff. The whole planet earth is fucked up and getting worse. Technology and society is spiraling out of control, if it hasn't burnt out already, it'll blowout.
The only thing you can control is this last choice. Do you do the right thing?
In this case the right thing is watching the original Blade Runner and then 2047 in a double header with a small break and the understanding that they are both long and real films that aren't going to hold your hand and probably won't fully understand the first time after watching. If you are a marvel loving zoomer you will hate them. Then you can watch/play/read the peripherals if you are still interested.
Don't fucking watch it just to try to understand meme images on the internet.
Hunter Russell
It's a remaster from a company that specialises on remastering games from the 90s (recent Quake remaster for example) that turned out to be a disaster
Isaac Gray
>2047
Zachary Reed
Nah, he should watch the first in a Saturday and the sequel in the next
Also, you didn't even tell him the right version to watch