@@semvision Yeah, they're an indy studio with a focus on making existing games playable on modern machines with slight alterations. This is literally their first original game and they changed engines in the middle. It was worth the wait.
@@RoseSupremesome jagoff threw a massive temper tantrum because the plasma rifle wasn't in the demo and he immediately assumed it wasn't going to be in the game. I mean a supermassive bitchfit, like the world's very worst three year old you can imagine being told he can't have a toy. It is in the game, though, so...there ya go. lol
From the way the Hacker reloads this weapons, he was either a soldier once or had VR-Training (something you see in System-Shock 2). Going for the latter on this one.
in the original since the reloading had no visuals, you could only imagine that his reloading skills were about as good as yours were depending on how long it took you to press the button (meaning he became more proficient with guns as you went through the game). That being said, it's ironic that a Hacker is able to use every weapon in Citadel station compared to the actual soldier in System Shock 2.
The dude also appears to be jacked though looking at his arms. As nice as the animations are, it might have been more fun to have the animations be less COD MW, and more 'IT guy who played video games'.
So bizarre to see a remake of a 29-year-old game have a lot of love and effort put into the weapon animations, pleasing fans of modern weapon reload animations.
@@LordTrashcanRulez Still 4 days off. Come back when it's actually 2024 (especially a few months into the year), and don't type it in a way like I got it wrong and you're correcting me, because I was correct when I posted the original comment.
It's the deterrence factor. In my opinion here's nothing scarier then hearing a metalic *clatch clatch* in a darkened room. Even if someone were wearing body armor there would be significant damage to their insides from being hit with buckshot or a slug. Their ribs would be shattered and they might even have internal bleeding. If they were able to get to a doctor they might survive but I wouldn't count on it.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694what about specific ammo types that don’t have enough force to cycle a semi-auto, you get a more reliable, consistent and versatile weapon with the Pump-Action.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 If you want to fire something like dragon's breath you need pump action because it can't cycle the gun. But Dragon's Breath is useless as a weapon anyway. Same thing would be true for things like non-lethal baton rounds.
Interesting fact about the Laser Rapier, there are multiple colors of Laser Rapiers in the game. The one you first pick up in maintenance is the blue one, then I believe an Orange one is available from Storage and a Green one is available on the Executive deck. Those were the ones I found playing the backer beta, i'm not sure if there are others.
Its neither randomized or fixed. Its based off of you UI color. Only the one in executive though. Change the UI, then pick it up, you cant change it afterwards. There is green, orange, purple, red, green, white, and the one in storage is blue.
The original Skorpion in the original System Shock was a funny weapon, because its overworld sprite and HUD icon indicated it was basically a futuristic AK-47 (oddly firing 9mm pistol cartridges) and its alternate ammunition type was literally a 100-round ultra-long banana magazine. The Mark III rifle was basically a slow-firing high-damage semi-automatic Marksman Rifle despite the fact that it was referred to in the lore as a burst-fire capable assault rifle.
Favourite detail: When you hit an enemy with the Laser Rapier and you've got no energy left, it'll just lightly and limply slap the enemy across the face for no damage, because it's actually a filament sword with a name cooked up by the marketing department, and not a real laser.
Definitely doing a railgun justice, that thing is a beast. Also worth pointing out there's some weapon altering upgrades, so far I've only seen a upgrade that makes the Minipistol a burst-fire Minipistol but it also adds to the in-game model so might be another mini-video.
@@bloodyair269 game devs are not casuals though? There have been so many games and mods with over the top/detailed reload animations long before MW2019
@@bloodyair269 So what's your point then? MW19 upped the bar for gun animations in the eyes of casual consumers? Don't quite get your thought process, buddy
Given how rare and valuable ammunition is in this game, there's some part of me that can't help but reflexively wince at seeing so much spent shooting at walls.
@@StressmanFIN Not being a "mmmm technically" guy, but I think it's a cool point so I'll share it. The rail gun fires a slug of ferrous metal using electromagnetic force. Now your battery ain't gonna be able to give up that much ass all at once, the throughput is simply too much, so they load it up with capacitors that can store up some of that energy and let it go all at once in a sequence that powers the rail and pushes that slug out with enough force to, well, probably punch through the hull of Citadel Station IRL (ignore that!). Those little panels coming back up are most likely the capacitors drawing power from the battery (your battery in this case) and locking into position to tell you that they're ready to fire again. So in this case the reload would be incredibly fast (it's just a stupid slug of metal) but the capacitors would be the real delay for another shot fired.
@@AuspexAO You are in fact correct. Something that wasn't shown in this vid is how you can spend your own energy to accelerate the charging process by sticking your fingers in the port that says "Charge" I learned that from the new Firearms Expert Reacts vid... I don't actually own the game... yet.
Question for those who played, I understand that the original had a mechanic of ammunition types, was that mechanic kept? Seeing the dragon's breath from the shotgun I realize that indeed it is still there.
yes, Teflon-coated rounds against armored targets for the pistol/smg, Dragon's breath and flechette for the shotgun, Incendiary and Penetrators for the assault rifle - sparqbeam and ion pulse rifle can change the power settings and the plasma rifle can shoot a bouncing projectile as a secondary attack which reminded me a bit of the pulse riflein half-life 2 (as in, it will kill you if it hits you) - there's also modkits that turn the pistol into a burst-firing almost-smg and change the three-round bursts of the AR into full auto, larger capacity mags for pistol/magnum/smg and charge-up reduction for the railgun (unmodified, there's quite a delay between trigger and discharge)
@@m-jenny1649 yeah, the "iron sight" mode on middle mouse button only zooms in a tiny bit and slows down the player character while active - i still highly enjoyed the gunplay though, especially on the Magnum for sniping heads (or dumping half a mag into a big robot), the SMG with the magazine upgrade, overcharged sparqbeam and later on the energy-efficient Plasma rifle
Optimal loadout: 1. Rapier. Inject yourself with berserk, and use body shield mod. Can take down bosses with a few slashes. 2. Magnum. Upgrade it to kill most big enemies in 2 to 3 shots. 3. Rail Gun. One shot killer for most except bosses.
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Hey. Would it be ok if I use your video for a thing where I replicate System Shock remake animations in the physics-based VR FPS game, Bonelab? I'll make sure to credit you in both the video and the description.
@@maxdamage4919 i think it's cuz the animation didn't pump out the old 6th shell before they started reloading new shells, so the pump exchanges an old shell for a new shell
For a "realistic sim" -type game, I was pleasantly surprised that not only are there more weapons than you'll have room to carry, but just about all of them kick ass. The weapons in Prey (closest game I've played to this one) feel a bit sparse and weak in comparison.
To me it gives the impresion that they are all reused animations from other games I have noticed some similarities with the Call of Duty Modern Warfare saga and the like.
Is anyone else noticing something off about the shotgun reload animation? I literally see a shell zip down where the hand is when they grab a new shell off-screen.
(use the cargo lift to carry what you want "near-by" - you can also drop things anywhere and retrieve them later by going back (maybe put a marker there and remember which floor you put your "stash") - the smg uses the same ammo as the pistol, while sparq/ion and plasma use energy) i kept the magpulse pretty long because the energy-charged double shots (same key as changing ammo type on other guns) is decent at putting down robots, even the larger ones with two and a half shots - though the magnum is great at anything and pretty darn satisfying to use While you have energy to spare or have a recharge station nearby, the sparqbeam on overcharge setting (or plasma rifle in normal mode) is pretty darn great - sparq to ion pulse rifle isn't much of a leap - the rifle can dish out more energy woth of damage before overheating but is hardly worth the additional inventory space, even/especially compared to the upgraded (and larger) sparq Even the grenade launcher came in handy on a few occasions because the blast is instant and it fires the grenades further than you can toss them After pistol to smg switch, with plenty of teflon rounds, the smg chews threw machines faster than the AR with penetrators, though the AR is better at long range (i kept "sniping" with the magnum though) - this is around where i ditched the shotgun and used the ARs incendiary ammo against biological enemies instead of using dragon's breath and the SMG with teflon against robots up close or the AR with pen rounds at mid-range instead of relying on flechettes in a pinch - the six shots simply don't have enough sustain for numerous big targets at once and inventory space was running gravely low With room to take cover and peek, the magpulse was still fun into the late game, but smg/rifle make quicker work of robots while you can sustain them with ammo there's almost no railgun ammo until the bridge section (just like in the original System Shock, lul) so i dropped it after firing three rounds with it and never regretted ditching it because smg/rifle/magnum carried hard. Use an EMP nade against Cortex Reavers and empty your mags into them while they're rebooting, rotate into cover, reload, emp and mag dump again
Magpulse and Sparqbeam are staples and you should carry them regardless of whatever other weapons you choose. The Laser Rapier is a no-brainer upgrade over the other two melees in the game. From there on out get a feel for what you like and don't like and carry and drop stuff as you see fit. I reccomend the Magnum because it's solid damage and relatively plentiful ammo and the Grenade Launcher because the normal grenades in this game feel horrible to use. I also reccomend ditching the Minipistol as soon as the Skorpion becomes available or you can get more ammo for the Magnum because the MP is garbage outside of the first few levels.
For all the people on PC here, do you think this game is good enough to work on consoles without any issues? Because I heard the original was very janky.
A question I have is how some of these guns work. Are the projectiles accelerated both magnetically and by gunpowder where for instance a 9mm projectile is accelerated to 3x the normal speed by a magnetic accelerator.
@@my9thaccount140 well actually yeah. I might have found a use for it few times, but still the level design wasn't really that appropriate for long distance firefights.
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For an indie dev they really knocked it out of the park with these animations
God forbid that they bought his projects, otherwise they will introduce donations.
They have talent
it um took a while to make
@@semvision a polished product is desirable over a rushed one
@@semvision Yeah, they're an indy studio with a focus on making existing games playable on modern machines with slight alterations. This is literally their first original game and they changed engines in the middle. It was worth the wait.
Hope the guy that thought they didn't add the Plasma Rifle is happy.
:D
Bruh
Yeah, I am.
What are you talking about.
@@RoseSupremesome jagoff threw a massive temper tantrum because the plasma rifle wasn't in the demo and he immediately assumed it wasn't going to be in the game. I mean a supermassive bitchfit, like the world's very worst three year old you can imagine being told he can't have a toy.
It is in the game, though, so...there ya go. lol
From the way the Hacker reloads this weapons, he was either a soldier once or had VR-Training (something you see in System-Shock 2). Going for the latter on this one.
Military implant must have some battle-related data.
@@pablotomasllodra4423 Most likely. Probably during his sleep he was given VR-Training.
in the original since the reloading had no visuals, you could only imagine that his reloading skills were about as good as yours were depending on how long it took you to press the button (meaning he became more proficient with guns as you went through the game). That being said, it's ironic that a Hacker is able to use every weapon in Citadel station compared to the actual soldier in System Shock 2.
The dude also appears to be jacked though looking at his arms.
As nice as the animations are, it might have been more fun to have the animations be less COD MW, and more 'IT guy who played video games'.
@@tweda4 I am glad that the animations at least aren't bad.
worth mentiong that the different ammunition play different sounds and muzzle flashes plus the magnum's laser has a lock-on feature for extra damage.
My lock on laser never worked for some reason
thats some attention to detail, small studio overdid themselves
So bizarre to see a remake of a 29-year-old game have a lot of love and effort put into the weapon animations, pleasing fans of modern weapon reload animations.
Pretty wild too since original didn’t even have animations (by default at least)
30*
@@LordTrashcanRulez It came out in 1994.
@@RoseSupreme It's basically 2024
@@LordTrashcanRulez Still 4 days off.
Come back when it's actually 2024 (especially a few months into the year), and don't type it in a way like I got it wrong and you're correcting me, because I was correct when I posted the original comment.
Even in the future, pump action never gets old and obsolete
It's the deterrence factor. In my opinion here's nothing scarier then hearing a metalic *clatch clatch* in a darkened room.
Even if someone were wearing body armor there would be significant damage to their insides from being hit with buckshot or a slug. Their ribs would be shattered and they might even have internal bleeding. If they were able to get to a doctor they might survive but I wouldn't count on it.
I mean technically they ARE obsolete. There is no reason to have a pump shotgun over one that's semi auto. It is fun though.
its more the rule of cool than anything else - not that their is anything wrong with that in video games ;)
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694what about specific ammo types that don’t have enough force to cycle a semi-auto, you get a more reliable, consistent and versatile weapon with the Pump-Action.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 If you want to fire something like dragon's breath you need pump action because it can't cycle the gun.
But Dragon's Breath is useless as a weapon anyway.
Same thing would be true for things like non-lethal baton rounds.
Interesting fact about the Laser Rapier, there are multiple colors of Laser Rapiers in the game. The one you first pick up in maintenance is the blue one, then I believe an Orange one is available from Storage and a Green one is available on the Executive deck. Those were the ones I found playing the backer beta, i'm not sure if there are others.
I think they're randomized except for the blue one, because the one I got on the executive level is pink.
Its neither randomized or fixed. Its based off of you UI color. Only the one in executive though. Change the UI, then pick it up, you cant change it afterwards. There is green, orange, purple, red, green, white, and the one in storage is blue.
Its not random, its based on your UI color. Only the first time you pick it up and only the one in executive.
@@commandernomad2817 That's actually the tits!
Really like the shooting and reloading sound, they feel pretty unique.
Even though it’s a remake from the ground up, and an excellent looking one at that, I love how it still feels like a 90s game in some capacity
The original Skorpion in the original System Shock was a funny weapon, because its overworld sprite and HUD icon indicated it was basically a futuristic AK-47 (oddly firing 9mm pistol cartridges) and its alternate ammunition type was literally a 100-round ultra-long banana magazine.
The Mark III rifle was basically a slow-firing high-damage semi-automatic Marksman Rifle despite the fact that it was referred to in the lore as a burst-fire capable assault rifle.
There actually is an AK like weapon that fires western 9mm ammunition, PPSh something
Favourite detail: When you hit an enemy with the Laser Rapier and you've got no energy left, it'll just lightly and limply slap the enemy across the face for no damage, because it's actually a filament sword with a name cooked up by the marketing department, and not a real laser.
Definitely doing a railgun justice, that thing is a beast. Also worth pointing out there's some weapon altering upgrades, so far I've only seen a upgrade that makes the Minipistol a burst-fire Minipistol but it also adds to the in-game model so might be another mini-video.
These are honestly _really good._
The sound design is blessed and divine!
The magnum is a beast, my favorite weapon. Second is Railgun, it look similar to Quake 2😍
Yep, the magnum really saved my ass on a number of occasions.
Man those reloading animations are delicious
I really like how some guns look like shitty, mass-produced iphones with their giant logos, blocky designs, and user-friendly ammo counters
MW19 really upping the bar for firearms animation in FPS
MW19 was the imitator though. This trend in reload animations comes from tactical shooters and milsims.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 yeah but MW19 is the one who bought it into spotlight and introducing to casuals.
@@bloodyair269 game devs are not casuals though? There have been so many games and mods with over the top/detailed reload animations long before MW2019
@@skdKitsune i mean the consumers.
@@bloodyair269 So what's your point then? MW19 upped the bar for gun animations in the eyes of casual consumers? Don't quite get your thought process, buddy
Given how rare and valuable ammunition is in this game, there's some part of me that can't help but reflexively wince at seeing so much spent shooting at walls.
What's really cool about these Weapons is That not only do they look realistic but they also look Retro As Well
3:32 the railgun sure has some oompf to it, loved to use it
Nothin quite like its instant "id like that to die" ragdoll shot
I find it somewhat funny, that you reload it faster than it takes for the weapon to cool after firing.
@@StressmanFIN Not being a "mmmm technically" guy, but I think it's a cool point so I'll share it. The rail gun fires a slug of ferrous metal using electromagnetic force. Now your battery ain't gonna be able to give up that much ass all at once, the throughput is simply too much, so they load it up with capacitors that can store up some of that energy and let it go all at once in a sequence that powers the rail and pushes that slug out with enough force to, well, probably punch through the hull of Citadel Station IRL (ignore that!).
Those little panels coming back up are most likely the capacitors drawing power from the battery (your battery in this case) and locking into position to tell you that they're ready to fire again. So in this case the reload would be incredibly fast (it's just a stupid slug of metal) but the capacitors would be the real delay for another shot fired.
@@AuspexAO It was a cool point, thanks for sharing
@@AuspexAO You are in fact correct. Something that wasn't shown in this vid is how you can spend your own energy to accelerate the charging process by sticking your fingers in the port that says "Charge"
I learned that from the new Firearms Expert Reacts vid... I don't actually own the game... yet.
Almost every weapon has a cosmetic change when upgraded, you missed those.
Modded magnum is sexy af in this game.
'Course, it does feel spoilery.
Jon Ferguson is going to have a field day with that shotgun.
That mark 3 AR pick up animation when he racks the weapon is so satisfying, as is the empty reload.
I wish the combat feedback wasn't so blast cause the weapon animation are pretty sweet
These look so good but I really wish the mark III and skorpion were still space AKs
the fact you can find different colored laser rapiers is still rad
Question for those who played, I understand that the original had a mechanic of ammunition types, was that mechanic kept?
Seeing the dragon's breath from the shotgun I realize that indeed it is still there.
yes, Teflon-coated rounds against armored targets for the pistol/smg, Dragon's breath and flechette for the shotgun, Incendiary and Penetrators for the assault rifle - sparqbeam and ion pulse rifle can change the power settings and the plasma rifle can shoot a bouncing projectile as a secondary attack which reminded me a bit of the pulse riflein half-life 2 (as in, it will kill you if it hits you) - there's also modkits that turn the pistol into a burst-firing almost-smg and change the three-round bursts of the AR into full auto, larger capacity mags for pistol/magnum/smg and charge-up reduction for the railgun (unmodified, there's quite a delay between trigger and discharge)
@@psyantologist in fact the combat system is very similar to an fps (half-life) since it does not have an iron sight
@@m-jenny1649 yeah, the "iron sight" mode on middle mouse button only zooms in a tiny bit and slows down the player character while active - i still highly enjoyed the gunplay though, especially on the Magnum for sniping heads (or dumping half a mag into a big robot), the SMG with the magazine upgrade, overcharged sparqbeam and later on the energy-efficient Plasma rifle
Optimal loadout:
1. Rapier. Inject yourself with berserk, and use body shield mod. Can take down bosses with a few slashes.
2. Magnum. Upgrade it to kill most big enemies in 2 to 3 shots.
3. Rail Gun. One shot killer for most except bosses.
These are pretty damn fantastic.
Damn, I was not expecting CoD level gun animations from an imsim!
That railgun sound is amazing
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Shodan: I knew you were an insect but can you keep it down
Hey. Would it be ok if I use your video for a thing where I replicate System Shock remake animations in the physics-based VR FPS game, Bonelab? I'll make sure to credit you in both the video and the description.
👌Okay
1:03 Something is definitely wrong KEKW
"Something is definitely wrong"
Proceeds to not explain what is wrong
@@OrificeHorus Shoot the 6 shells, when reloaded the six shell, pump and out the shell of the chamber, that is the error.
@@maxdamage4919 i think it's cuz the animation didn't pump out the old 6th shell before they started reloading new shells, so the pump exchanges an old shell for a new shell
Im stoked for this but I cannot wait for this to be on consoles soon.
For a "realistic sim" -type game, I was pleasantly surprised that not only are there more weapons than you'll have room to carry, but just about all of them kick ass. The weapons in Prey (closest game I've played to this one) feel a bit sparse and weak in comparison.
Mag pulse is actually Insurgency Sandstorm M45 reload animation
To me it gives the impresion that they are all reused animations from other games I have noticed some similarities with the Call of Duty Modern Warfare saga and the like.
Shodan Watching : Humans are so weird.
Dan Mak is so cracked, these look neat
5:17 D-did it just hit something?
Nothing important ;-)
Prior to its upgrade that Assault Rifle fires like a Battle Rifle.
True
I'm glad they made it so that the last shot on the shotgun isn't cycled.
Probably up there with Cyberpunk with the best-looking futuristic gun aesthetic and sound design.
These reloads look fucking smooth holyyyyy
It's like they hired Hyper, or someone who strived to animate like hyper to do these!
These are very "tactical/military" for being a *HAAAACKER*
Is it really using the plasma gun if you don't kill yourself with the ricochet?
sexy future guns. I should get this game.
Bought this game for the PERFECT animations alone.
in original game IonRifle was ultimate ONELOVE-arm.
Is anyone else noticing something off about the shotgun reload animation? I literally see a shell zip down where the hand is when they grab a new shell off-screen.
holy fucking shit, that muzleflash. i think im blinded
These animations feel familiar for some reason. Like Sully or that guy that used to animate for Payday 2.
Weren't laser rapier's in the orginal She-Ra? Guess someone on the team was a fan.
The forward grip on (KF-18) needs to be redone i notes a lot of modders forgetting to add a hand around forward grip
It's like those guns in elysium (the movie with jason bourne) but in a game, minus the put-together stuff like the ak and others
Goodness! These are MW19 tier animations!
Very nice
i like fps games with futuristic guns
When weapon sound like weapons and not nerf guns.
Can’t wait for ray traced 60fps on PS5.
People,anybody knows the release date in videonconsoles?? Ps5,Xbox Series?
The magnum sounds so damm cool
Is it just me or did the original system shock have more weapons?
Impressive library
Wait, wat? You can zoom in the sight? I finished the game and never find out
What are the best guns? I keep running out of inventory space for all these guns I keep finding.
(use the cargo lift to carry what you want "near-by" - you can also drop things anywhere and retrieve them later by going back (maybe put a marker there and remember which floor you put your "stash") - the smg uses the same ammo as the pistol, while sparq/ion and plasma use energy)
i kept the magpulse pretty long because the energy-charged double shots (same key as changing ammo type on other guns) is decent at putting down robots, even the larger ones with two and a half shots - though the magnum is great at anything and pretty darn satisfying to use
While you have energy to spare or have a recharge station nearby, the sparqbeam on overcharge setting (or plasma rifle in normal mode) is pretty darn great - sparq to ion pulse rifle isn't much of a leap - the rifle can dish out more energy woth of damage before overheating but is hardly worth the additional inventory space, even/especially compared to the upgraded (and larger) sparq
Even the grenade launcher came in handy on a few occasions because the blast is instant and it fires the grenades further than you can toss them
After pistol to smg switch, with plenty of teflon rounds, the smg chews threw machines faster than the AR with penetrators, though the AR is better at long range (i kept "sniping" with the magnum though) - this is around where i ditched the shotgun and used the ARs incendiary ammo against biological enemies instead of using dragon's breath and the SMG with teflon against robots up close or the AR with pen rounds at mid-range instead of relying on flechettes in a pinch - the six shots simply don't have enough sustain for numerous big targets at once and inventory space was running gravely low
With room to take cover and peek, the magpulse was still fun into the late game, but smg/rifle make quicker work of robots while you can sustain them with ammo
there's almost no railgun ammo until the bridge section (just like in the original System Shock, lul) so i dropped it after firing three rounds with it and never regretted ditching it because smg/rifle/magnum carried hard.
Use an EMP nade against Cortex Reavers and empty your mags into them while they're rebooting, rotate into cover, reload, emp and mag dump again
Magpulse and Sparqbeam are staples and you should carry them regardless of whatever other weapons you choose. The Laser Rapier is a no-brainer upgrade over the other two melees in the game. From there on out get a feel for what you like and don't like and carry and drop stuff as you see fit. I reccomend the Magnum because it's solid damage and relatively plentiful ammo and the Grenade Launcher because the normal grenades in this game feel horrible to use. I also reccomend ditching the Minipistol as soon as the Skorpion becomes available or you can get more ammo for the Magnum because the MP is garbage outside of the first few levels.
These gun designs are really cool and ugly at the same time and I love it
Retro futurism, bro ;-)
I don’t prefer System Shock, but this remake should be a blessing for those who like
For all the people on PC here, do you think this game is good enough to work on consoles without any issues? Because I heard the original was very janky.
A question I have is how some of these guns work. Are the projectiles accelerated both magnetically and by gunpowder where for instance a 9mm projectile is accelerated to 3x the normal speed by a magnetic accelerator.
wild futuristic guns just kinda work I guess
This game is about software engineer wrapping his head around ChatGPT..
It’s all pretty cool but why do laser/electric/plasma guns have recoil
i know it's an, excellent game. many would recommend it for me. thanks.
5:58 Star Wars! Lightsaber?!??
😂😂😂
Laser rapier*
now it just needs to be ported to VR
I was about to make a claim of who this animator was, but it's not who I thought.
u forgot to show off the overcharge with the sparqbeam brooooo
Sound good
A lot of cool weapons, but not enough space in inventory for all of them 😄
Shame you did not show difference in ammo types as most guns sound way better. Similarly to magnum when it’s charged rounds.
Some of these guns gonna give me epilepsy
*Выглядит интересно и графонисто*
0:00 Didn't know the protag has Parkinson's disease
Wdym
Those are some sweet a$$ weapons right there!
They're good animations but I feel like they're to cartoony and over the top for the vibe/aesthetic that system shock has going for it.
no more flechette???!?!??
NOOOOOOOOOOO
So many guns and so little inventory space....
The rail gun takes forever to shoot
Now every fps game goes with cod reload, which is good
those flashes so damn bright
aye.
Pls make imports
@daenackdranils5624 Nah it's just u, no good manner.
@daenackdranils5624 no body asked
Anyone know how to make the magnun have the laser sight?
Modkit station at Storage number 9 room at Storage level. After this upgrade,magnum will be handgun to go, save 9mm and teflon 9mm for skorpion SMG
@@HiroyaFujimiya Ty so much
where do the shotgun bullets go
These are special ammunition that is stuffed with an electric charge.
wait a second, you can zoom in? How the hell can you zoom in??? I finished this game in 23 hours and didn't knew that
It’s on the middle mouse button by default, which should tell you how important it is for the gameplay.
@@my9thaccount140 well actually yeah. I might have found a use for it few times, but still the level design wasn't really that appropriate for long distance firefights.
1:44 WAIT WAIT HOLD UP
THAT'S THE *ULTRAKILL* SHOTGUN
4:07 reminds me of a certain weapon in Halo
Noooooo they nerfed the skorpion
Rhytm on first 3 weapons feels sooo…overdone 😅
0:31 Is this a flashbang rifle ? I can't see shit
might want to get your eyes checked