System Shock Remake - All Weapons Showcase | 4K | Ultrawide 

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.

: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

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.

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.

My lock on laser never worked for some reason

thats some attention to detail, small studio overdid themselves

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.

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!

There actually is an AK like weapon that fires western 9mm ammunition, PPSh something

Yep, the magnum really saved my ass on a number of occasions.

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.

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

Modded magnum is sexy af in this game.

'Course, it does feel spoilery.

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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

wild futuristic guns just kinda work I guess

(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.

Nothing important ;-)

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

These are special ammunition that is stuffed with an electric charge.

True

Pls make imports

@daenackdranils5624 Nah it's just u, no good manner.

@daenackdranils5624 no body asked

Laser rapier*

Retro futurism, bro ;-)

Wdym

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.