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yeh didn't realise this, know for next time
only had a shotgun with 2 shells ops, due to doing a half glitch-run, least I know for next time :) also tried the weapon cheat giving me ammo, this didn't trigger the kill with shotgun achievement but did trigger the kill the bald man achievement .... so evil
Yes, i can confirm this works for the bald guy or natla achievement.
I don't think the lighting in the remaster is any more realistic than in the originals - if you switch back and forth between graphics modes you quickly realize that 95% of the time, they just inverted the original lighting. Dark places become well-lit, bright spots become pitch black - with just as much, or indeed as little, rhyme or reason than before. You can play through pretty much the entire collection without using a flare that way. Its bonkers.
I think the lighting changes are mostly there to make things look "different", and thus justify these remasters. I suspect the same is true for the decision to make the games significantly darker in general - to disguise the fact that most areas got a simple, AI generated texture swap and no further improvements or embellishments.
Maybe the plan was to get more nuanced with it, like they did in the more polished sections that they kept showing off leading up to release, and they ran out of time - or maybe quick and dirty was always what they had in mind, seeing how doing things cheaply was the only way to make the business side of this project make any sense given its lack of sales potential.
Either way, I think outside of a few select spots, the lighting changes of the remasters simply make the games worse. At least with the originals, the lighting choices were deliberately made by the level designers. This just seems like a brute force hack job to me.
If they did run out of time - you always do in game development - I hope some of that missing polish can be added in a future patch.
The thing of it is, if it was just about aesthetics I wouldn't mind so much - but it keeps impacting gameplay/readability, and that is the part that actually lowers the quality of the game itself. It makes it so that the remasters cannot truly stand on their own, because you're always switching back and forth to make sure you're not missing anything, and that is just a bummer.
It seems the next patch will improve a lot of this and add much more. So if you feel the desire to play again (to find all secrets or for achievements) wait for after the patch comes out.
It really is. I thought it was cute at first, but the more I play (currently halfway through TR3) the less I find the humor in it.