Chrisfratz

Hey @Ross Scott about SA2 being ported into SA1, it's probably because SA1 controls differently and there are a lot of people that prefer how it handles compared to SA2

Does anyone know what track the music from the opening turret section is on the soundtrack download that Ross released? I can't find it.

The only thing I could think of that does something like that are some of those keyboards with optical switches. But I don't know how many there are that use it for simulating analog movement.

The only middle ground I can think of is the steam controller. But that wouldn't really work well for FM.

Yeah, HL2 was not made for that control scheme. It's implementation feels more like an afterthought to me. Especially compared to something like Halo CE.

It's not. Like I said, I'd rather play it with a keyboard and mouse. If you notice, that point when I brought up my weapon switcher and then took a step back after shooting the windows, that was me trying to switch to the grenades. I eventually just used the scroll wheel on my mouse to do it. The only exception for me is that I'll sometimes play my steam copy of Halo MCC with a controller, but usually when I'm on my TV.

In response to the discussion of whether or not gamepad aiming should be used for FM, I recorded a bit of me playing HL2 with my Xbox One controller. Even though I consider myself pretty good at gamepad aiming, I'd still rather have a Keyboard and mouse when I'm playing games on my PC. Here's the video. If it looks blurry, it's still processing. The difference with Strife and HL2 is that HL2 does have aim assist (from doing research it's more like Halo's bullet magnetism than snapping your crosshair on the enemy) on when using a gamepad, while Strife (Or GZDoom in your case) doesn't have aim assist. But even with aim assist, I still prefer using a keyboard and mouse like I said.

Oh yeah, the modding scene for 06 is starting to boom which is great. I saw one person trying to port some levels from Ninjabread Man to it for some reason. It's neat that you can do it, but sometimes I wonder if he thinks if he should do it.

I personally think it's a fun way to have a laugh at how at times it can feel like one. Especially with how vocal some of the shall we say... village idiots can be.

Not trying to be rude, but I've seen comments like that in RedHotSonic's videos. Which makes sense as his avatar is a red Sonic, which attracts kids, but it's just kinda strange to see that here.

Oh, I guess I was wrong, NVM then. That was what I had always heard, and they way people presented that made it seem like it was fact, so I took it as fact. I think I was also too lazy to look it up when I first heard it because I was a young idiot.

The PS2 version is also the worst version of the game, as the game wasn't originally going to be on the PS2. But Sony told Sega that if they didn't release Sonic Heroes on it, they wouldn't be allowed to release any other games on it. So they had to use the Renderware engine so that they could easily bring the game to the PS2. And the games weren't well optimized for the PS2, which is why Heroes and Shadow the Hedgehog are really bad on the PS2.

Someone made a good instrumental using a Midi soundfont

Honestly, while I do love the Unleashed Project for Generations, I still prefer playing the Unleashed day levels in Unleashed

I now decided to try to process an FMV with the texture ripping tools.