
No Install Issues Here Either
#136 posted by
nitin on 2010/10/15 01:47:34
there was some great design in many levels, pity about the layouts though, they could have been more imaginative.
I need to replay this sometime on my new rig I think.

It's Called Stone Pit.
And yes, you should reinstall(forgive me guys, but these days I'm really PK psyched).
#138 posted by
Trinca on 2010/10/15 11:42:18
my kid love the boss with the statues that give energy to the Dragon :) he already played thisv level lots of times!
I miss many bunnyjumpings because I'm use to QW that required more skills
#139 posted by
necros on 2010/10/15 19:00:38
i don't blame you. i feel like taking a run through again myself. :)
It's blasphemy to call the movement in painkiller bunnyhopping tbh. Probably the biggest disappointment in the end, was hoping it's multiplayer would be a Quakeworld HD with more balanced guns. But nope :(
#141 posted by
necros on 2010/10/15 21:02:19
one thing i liked about the gameplay was that some monsters could debuff the player. a few had some kind of poison that would slow you down and there were these witches or something that would scream and your screen would start to go dark. the longer you were in the scream, the darker it got (up to pitch black but that took like 5 or 6 seconds).
The slowing gits were really annoying though cause they jammed your gun :E

Whoof!
Just got through Forest in Trauma.
Started Orphanage.
Creepy.
#144 posted by
necros on 2010/10/16 04:31:57
for a game that was touted as mainly action, some levels give me the creeps. orphanage is a good example, but also asylum and any map where those strange 4 legged guys that have horns/giant claws for feet. those guys just seem to come out of nowhere!

Latest From The Battlefield.
Just got through Lab. Here the tarots to be placed really come into their own. If you choose the wrong combination, it's just impossible to reach the end satisfyng the tarot condition for the level. BOOH can be even trickier than PK.
And I totally agree with necros. Lokis (it's what they're called, like the norse god of mischief)are just disturbing, especially in Opera House... As the exploding blanket children in Orphanage.

BTW.
#147 posted by
necros on 2010/10/18 19:44:05
yeah, that's the editor. although, it's technically only half an editor. painedit allows you to place monsters and items and stuff but, afaik, you can't actually build anything. you still need maya or some 3d package to do that.