Fix equipment soft-lock when saving and loading while focusing on a puzzle.Fix equipment soft-lock that could occur when dying while arming an explosive.
Fix for game pausing unexpectedly after loading a game.Fix for Audio Log Portrait disappearing in certain cases.Fix elevator music not stopping when the player dies in an elevator and respawns on another level.Fix Magnum laser sight FX not working properly when loading a save with it enabled.Fix for weapons with installed Modkits not always showing their attachments properly.Improved ragdoll behavior on Human Corpse attached to Cortex Reaver.Improved grenade rolling behavior when thrown.Fixed Ragdolls to not fall into place when loading into levels or saves.Fixed a crash that could occur when playing Grove Chess.Fixed a crash that could occur when exiting Maintenance Cyberspace.Fixed a crash that could occur when entering Flight Deck with older DX11 versions.We hope these improvements will make a smoother and more seamless journey throughout the Station, but don't forget - SHODAN is always watching! I mean, there's a laser rapier for christ's sake.
Damn, even if you don't miss the 90s, it's just a good game. Mostly in terms of game mechanics like limited inventory space and better movement system overall. The game does have differences with the original, I've heard, but I can't say exactly since I'm not familiar with the latter.
I find the art-style very interesting, with its high saturation and a low res texture effect, plus added lighting, you can even tell the intented mix of time periods in the graphics, which I found great. So now we are back with the remake and we have the best of the old and the new, some frustrations included! (lol) But I wouldn't want it any other way I feel like I'm playing a brand new game, but I'm back in 1994 at the same time. A lot of people (myself included) might find a bunch of its mechanics quite outdated by now, but at the same time you can't disagree it was innovating in the genre.
I never tried the classic title back in the 90s.
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