To folks that have played it before: any tips or suggestions? Are there preferred mods for it? It's also available for $6 at GOG.com and their version will not require anything special to install on a modern OS. It has LAN multiplayer which could be fun to mess around with at some point with friends. I hear there is a modding kit for the game which I am thinking of looking into. I will probably keep it at 1024x768 because the textures have a grittiness at that level that I think actually makes them look better. Once it gets above 1280x1024, it does start to smooth out a bit too much for my liking though. It doesn't require any tweaks or compatibility modes to run. Like TIE Fighter, it was easy enough to run the installer in XP Mode and then copy the game from the VM to a directory on my harddrive. I picked it up on a 2 CD set from Goodwill, so it has a 16 bit installer which naturally doesn't work in my copy of Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. The graphics are clearly dated (the game is from 2000) but overall I think the design of the levels and characters is quite good and the way lighting is handled and the fantastic atmospheric sound effects and music make it easy to get sucked into still. The atmosphere in the game is quite nice.
I just picked this up and started playing. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature.
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