Le 2006-08-09 23:20, RainMakeR a écrit:
dante evite de quoter les gens qui laisse leur email. Surtout quand ils l'editent apres ^^

Le 2006-08-10 12:11, Sodom a écrit:
Hum, c'est vraiment dommage que les compétences de Latham n'aient pû être exploitées à leur juste valeur sur The Thing. Qui sait, peut-être que les consoles de la nouvelle génération lui permettront de s'offrir une session de rattrapage : et puis une suite au jeu n'est pas à exclure, non ?

Le 2006-08-10 11:32, Laurent a écrit:
Sinon, l'article sur The Thing a été remanié avec un chapitre supplémentaire écrit par Simbaddad.

Le 2006-08-10 13:01, Thezis a écrit:
Félicitations à Simbaddad pour sa première contribution au site!

"The infection system was implemented and available in the original game, but there were a few places where squadmates would become infected and burst-out for no reason, which players really disliked," adds Nightdive software engineer Josh Dowell. "We removed those, so now squad mates may only become infected by direct contact with a Thing beast."

Chatting with us over the summer, Cumron "Ron" Ashtiani (one of the lead artists on the 2002 game, who also advised on the remaster) plainly stated that Nightdive hoped to solve the much-maligned infection system. At the time of our conversation, however, the developer had yet to figure out a concrete solution. "At the minute, we don't know how far we're gonna go with it, because there's, I don't know, four or five different solutions to it — ranging from quite simple to quite involved," Ashtiani teased. "This morning, on our Discord channel, the guys were [going] back and forth about the various solutions for that."

With over 1,500 code changes and 2,000 art and level improvements, The Thing: Remastered could almost be considered a brand-new game. In addition to the removal of scripted infection, this version also lowers the insanely high difficultly level of its 2002 predecessor by adding more health and ammo packs — as well as manual save points, autosaves, skill-based boss fights, and a more forgiving hit points system — along the way.

Moreover, it features previously unseen content, including creature assets designed by Siggy Galaen, revised or recreated cut scenes, and a number of environmental reference points that better align the game with the beloved Carpenter film (now available to own from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment ). As fans know, Carpenter's approved likeness (not his voice) appears in the adventure, which serves as a direct sequel to the 1982 cult classic. "It's a lot of fun and I'm happy to have my visage in it," the director told SYFY WIRE when we spoke to him over the phone back in 2022.

Le 2006-08-02 21:25, RainMakeR a écrit :
en general je flingue mes co equipiers. Et c'est vrai qu'a part pendant une certaine cinematique j'ai jamais utilise le test sanguin.