Dead_Lemon
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
Its also likely the older folk operating in HAM radio space, have a background in communication operations when HAM was a far more common communication device.
HAM is still awesome, I find it very interesting with the long distance, remote, communication challenges some people partake in.
Some BBS hosts were quite sophisticated, running multiple computers and banks of modems to handle multiple user connections.
It really took away from the game experience
I ended up scratching out my original CD copy of the game, installing version 1.0 of the game. It had all the music and better visuals
The patches removed visual features for performance, not GoG's fault here, not sure why GoG hosts an inferior version, its quite a downgrade. The music removal I do not understand.
(This all was particually obvious in an early mission, where you have to beat up some parked cars with baseball bats, the patched version show minimal dents and zero scratches, and the radio sitting in the corner make no sound. This completely changes in the V1.0 copy, so much more atmosphere)
I doubt many are doing this upgrade, and I think its awesome someone has the tooling & skill to do so. I cannot fathom how this is a threat to RPI. I would assume a community firmware patch will likely release & resolve the limitation (until it becomes a signed binary)
The more the models dog food the internet, the wackier they will get, with the amount of slop being created at this point in time.
Artists also enjoy creating and the process of creation.