In a game like Shadow Warrior they added more stuff to drag the gameplay down to the point where even the act of leveling up your character is a chore. It slows the game down to an almost stand still, in a game about quick movements and properly positioning yourself to slash or stab enemies at the right time. The other half of my play time has been sifting through gems and other useless loot trying to min-max everything. It was a horrible design choice, coop had a proper setup in Gears of War 1 for crying out loud, a game 10 years old yet FWH thinks only host progression is good enough?!ĭear god loot and skill tree is now even more confusing when combined with the horrible “skill gems”. So if you play with a friend, you would progress but his game would not and you would have go back and join his game in order to help him progress. The "Coop" I have not personally done, however based on questions that I've personally made and had answered the coop is a joke, as in the host makes all the progress the players joining said host make ZERO story progression.
Your protagonist has degraded in every way he is no longer a mature warrior who learned humility at the end of SW1 and your sidekick is an annoying girl who does nothing but ridicule Wang every second of the game. The story is even worse and the characters have lost ALL of their charm, almost like the writers of the original are not present for the sequel. They had a sure thing with just making improvements to SW1 maybe add some better skill leveling systems or RPG like elements into it but to turn it into a fake open world game that is 100% a clone of Borderlands, bad loot and all just made it an awful experience. the move to basically turning the linier story driven game into an out right Borderlands clone was by far the biggest mistake that FWHs made. SW2 is nothing of the sort, the combat, while "improved", movement, flow, the combos, etc. Couple that with a fairly good combat system, melee that felt good, guns that were utter garbage even max upgrade, and good characters with actual arch’s that tended to complete I felt SW 2013 was a great product. However, in some instances, playing the game in multiplayer can glitch her sitting animation into loading a unused T-Pose lip sync test animation.I loved SW1 to death, aside from a few instances of out right frustration due to FWH's love for charging type enemy types and the mass wave "difficulty" crutch it was arguably one of my favorite games in a long time. It contains scripts for menus titled gozu, hoji, intro, mezu, and xing.ĭuring the later parts of the game's story mode, Kamiko is seen sitting on Lo Wang's bed. Pc_arch_scripts.bin/data/scriptsbin64/base_templates/menu/obsolete contains what appears to be scripts for canned main menu backgrounds. Pc_arch_scripts.bin/data/scriptsbin64/gameplay/debug also contains some E3-related scripts, in addition to some for PAX. Pc_arch_scripts.bin/data/scriptsbin64/gameplay/levels contains a large amount of scripts for testmaps and E3 levels. They range from level generation to trailer playback.
Under pc_arch_scripts.bin/data/scriptsbin64/gameplay/base_templates/e3 a number of E3-related scripts can be found. In pc_arch_scripts.bin/data/scriptsbin64/gameplay/base_templates/weapons, some leftover scripts from Shadow Warrior 2013 can be found, such as: If you want to dig around, there is a QuickBMS script available for SW2 at There are a LOT of unused scripts, I'm not entirely sure how I should format this section, let alone detail the contents of these directories.
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