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not a port? bioshock 1 was originally made for windows. it was even a 'games for windows' thing. its just a bad remaster where alot of the original bugs arnt even fixed. good thing it replaced the original game for free, id hate to be the sucker who buys this.
Back when it came out I saw the HFR version of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and I immediatley noticed how HFR made it all feel like a cheap video production (combined with too much CGI and not the best at that the worst parts of it really jumped out at you),... later I watched it again at a 24 fps theater and it was much more enjoyable and it's visual flaws didn't kill the whole fun and where much less noticeable at 24 fps.
Bioshock 1 as you can see loses quite a lot of it's apeal, the speed/ pacing is just wrong and doesn't fit the setting. Should be possible to lock it down to 30 fps via driver means, hopefully without issues, but they really should have included that as an option and possibly even make it the default.
I seem to recall Bioshock 2 when it came out displaying the same symptoms (off pacing/ speed due to higher fps unfitting to the setting/ experience),.. since I never completed Bioshock 2 and the last time playing it has been a long time, so not entirely sure on that.
Thanks god that someone else has noticed.
Yeah... few bugs and fails here. But the most important in terms of visauls and graphics is this one, I think.
Thanks for reporting.
Actually, they don't need "effort to change" anything here, because hands and weapons animations were fine in Oringinal Bioshock, with no lag and 60fps.
And yeah, I know, the "remastered" is quite little, but there's a lot of other topics to talk about it. Let's keep this topic for this concrete issue, if you don't mind. The issue here is something than means that they have broken something that in original Bioshock ran fine. I do not care if the remastered improvements are small, but at least I want that they do not spoil what worked fine in the original.
Thanks por reporting. About the big daddy suit thing, yeah, maybe, but I guess that that is the same as in the original Bioshock.
ahk yea have not played orignal for while so did not realise wish they took time to put things like that in kind of ruins the immersivness for me