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Showing 1 - 8 of 8 comments. Djigivara View Profile View Posts. Restart Steam Originally posted by Djigivara :. Re install the game if there nothing else to do!!! View Profile View Posts. I have a similar problem. The game suddenly stuck,but I hadn't even saved it.. Originally posted by Ofey :. Rudi-v View Profile View Posts. I would try to re-install the nvidia drivers first, before trying to re-install the game.
That just might solve your problem. Originally posted by Rudi-v :. Will it come to PS4? We hope to have it ready about 2 months from now.
Sorry for not releasing it now, but a couple of issues have kept us from doing a simultaneous launch of Safe Mode. I hope that clears things up!
Let us know in the comments if you have any other questions! Cool update Thomas! How's the search for a community manager going? Any promising candidates? Some minor bug fixes. Mostly some weird places where you can fall outside of a level. If we have time and we figure out a good way too approach it, then perhaps. Love the idea. I was happy enough with the monsters, but this sounds a great way to play the game. Really hoping observing the monsters safely will be really interesting.
So do you mean that monsters will interact with the player In a different way? Or just ignore them? It depends on the monster. I want to leave the ways secret so people can be surprised. It is more than simply ignoring the player though. Even tho i'm sure this will be opcional, IMO i think is not a good thing, and i hope this is not something that will affect the future gameplay decisions of your next horror based games if any, your horror games to me and I speak for my self, are fantastic because of the tension and fear they convey and that is tied exclusively to the monsters and not the stories, the stories are good but they alone were not what made me continue playing to the end.
For example the water monster from amnesia wouldn't be nothing, if it couldn't kill the character, but ended being one of the most memorable parts of the game to me, that tension has i run way was awesome, the worm from Penumbra has well, running and hiding from the monsters was a VERY important part of the experience to me, for that reason alone Soma and Machine for pigs are my lest favorite.
After saying this i'm sure some are saying i'm a action guy, for the contrary, i loved Dear Easther, i loved the vanishing of Ethen Carter, etc, but those where games exclusively made to experience the story, a frictional games horror game to me in the other end is a different thing entirely.
Another reason is i'm not a native English speaker and so "story" is something that sometimes i take a long time to really appreciate. It's worth remembering the one of the greatest horror games of all time Silent Hill 2 also had a safe mode. It was called beginner mode and it made you invincible.
Soma and Amnesia aren't even that hard when you think about it but they are too scary for some people to enjoy. I Hope Frictional add ity in their other games. I would actually reply Amnesia if it had a mode like this in it. As a shameless wuss who nonetheless adores the story and the characters of Soma and the environment, and the themes I just want to say I really appreciate Frictional going out of their way to create a whole new mode for a two-year old game, even taking into account the Xbox release.
It sounds like a lot of thought has been put into the best way to provide a different gameplay experience that nonetheless still hits the same critical notes emotionally, and I'm looking forward to hopefully managing to complete the game for myself. Plus it'll be an interesting psychological experiment. Just how much fear goes away with the knowledge that I can't "die", considering of course I was never in any real danger to begin with? Same anon as above, ftr - I mean, it is insofar as it dials down the major gameplay challenge of Soma.
I don't really have any issue acknowledging that. Safe mode is easier, end of story, and I think anyone who can play the game on normal mode should, at least the first time around. I admit I'm a little puzzled as to why people object to the existence of safe mode in general, though.
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