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Free https://www.gog.com/game/symmetry

"The City of Lost Children" And everything from Charles Dickens.

My 2 cents is that locking the player in place while picking up the body is a good example taken from Thief: Deadly Shadows (TDS). If Thief 1/2 had more possibilites for speedrunning through the whole thing, than TDS and TDM are slower paced. Picking up the body strikes me as very appropriate in this respect. I'm all for improving animations.

Well, Doom 3 had pitch black darkness to force people to use the flashlight. But it breaks people's eyes to strain them at the monitor so I'm against it. A little ambient light never hurts to know where you're going.

People wanted Half Life 3. They got another cliffhanger. Shitters.

To finish answering your question, note that the game that TDM was built on - Doom 3, had motion capture, but in view of the issue about getting "the mod to a new level", please watch this video:

So true. Invisible War is underrated. Everyone near someone coughing with the coronavirus around:

You can reduce the LOD of textures to lower than allowed by the game settings. I'm not sure if a feature with strictly this description exists, but it could probably be scripted and tied to the frame rate if necessary.

Damn straight.

To the best of my knowledge, the original Bioshock was awesome due to Andrew Ryan's character. The in-game audio logs perfectly unveiled that new spin on Ayn Rand and how the whole utopia theme/philosophy should wrap up.

Is this mission updated in the in-game downloader? Thanks in advance.

The analogue sticks will work for fluid leaning.

It's decent. In various simulators people use TrackIR for games like that where you can move your head without moving your body in-game. The fluid lean itself is useful. However the phone accelerometer seems a little of a gimmick in this case, no offense intended. Most people would probably tie the same command to a gamepad.

Thanks a lot for the answer. I agree, it's probably easier to get a new USB. I did jerk around with this one though and figured that I had to type to remove readonly in CMD and then safely remove the drive and then put it back in for the readonly to be cleared. Then it is finally cleared of write protection! When doing a check disk for errors it tells me that the USB has no errors. However whenever trying to do something more complex in CMD like "clean" or "create partition primary" it gives me "DiskPart has encountered an error: The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error. See the System Event Log for more information." Basically it always resets back to read only write protection enabled whenever I try to do something useful to it. But it also resets readonly to enabled when checking disk for errors. Will try to bring it back like Frankenstein back to life. I must've done something to it because it worked reliably since summer until recently. Maybe messing with the USB name did something.