Author Topic: No feet in Bioshock  (Read 7375 times)

Must be hard to actually shoot things like that.

It is. But I'd rather look at my feet.

Play Mirror's Edge if you want full body tracking.

Farcry 2 has it to an extent, mostly vehicles though.
You should see mirrors edge in third person.

In L4D you can see your body but I don't think you can in L4D2.

I wonder why they removed it in Left 4 Dead 2...

That's why Mount & Blade games are so excellent. You can actually look down to see your body.
Except you're in third person most of the time.

I know because seeing your feet is the highest selling point of any video game. I'm always looking at them. I rarely look up to aim. I just stare at my feet all day long.

It really takes me out of the immersion of the game because all I see is that I am just a pair of floating limbs. I look down far too often when picking up items and the whole issue just seems weird and awkward to me.
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Just because it's a first person shooter that doesn't mean I can't take a look around and enjoy the visuals, jackass.
« Last Edit: July 16, 2011, 07:56:34 AM by Lørd Tøny »

You should see mirrors edge in third person.
My eyes.
What have you done to them.


http://www.callmedom94.net/apps/blog/entries/show/7263190-battlefield-3-players-feet-to-be-visible-at-all-times-and-new-controls-in-rush

Too bad I don't play those kind of first person shooters. Duke Nukem, Wolfenstein, Quake, Doom and now Bioshock are the kinds of first person shooters I play.



I think Skyrim you can look at your feet.

I think Skyrim you can look at your feet.
In Uncharted 2 you can look at your feet. (It's 3rd person I know)

Can you in TF2?

In Uncharted 2 you can look at your feet. (It's 3rd person I know)

Can you in TF2?
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nope.

I can't remember if Halo 2 did it or not, but Halo Combat Evolved certainly didn't
you can in halo 2
you could even stick plasma grenades to you