Comments - obihb

Grab this file.

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Replace the file in your Config directory to get the old WASD key setup.

All I can really suggest if you have sound issues is to make sure to install most up to date sound drivers. We've had some replies about sound before with the older demo and as far as I remember the problems were all driver related.

Sorry, I don't even know if that is possible. This is based on a new build of the UDK and many things are completely changed. But, as it is, I create the build using the included UDK tools and it does not allow me to create an upgrade to a previous version.

I'm not gonna say too much about the music but I think TheHills actually answered that one already. The style choice here is what we always had in mind for our game. But as it goes with music everybody has their taste and opinion. We just happen to go for the more epic kind of music for our game.

The controls are set up like this to move them over to the keyboard since the mouse is not used at all in our game. If you played it like this first then you'd feel weird playing with the mouse. It's just about habits forming. The new layout is much better for our game considering if you had to play on the keyboard. It's more based on how platform games used to control on PC.

But.. if you really would like the old layout you can grab this file and extract into your... /Bounty Arms Demo v0.11/UTGame/Config ... folder and over write the old file.

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I think you would have to look through the DefaultInput.ini file for key binds.

The music is not really controllable as a separate track as it is right now.

For running in full screen, push Alt+Enter. Sorry there's no menu option to choose this.

Thanks guys, always good to see positive response.. :)

Yeah, all I can say about this is sorry for the lack of configuration options. That stuff just didn't make it for this version. As I've mentioned to other people as well, using a game pad is the way to go but I understand many people won't have a game pad for PC.

Thanks to everyone's great response. We put a lot of work into the game and it's good to see it's not for nothing.. :)

Thanks for the detailed feedback.

About the controls, we actually don't intend people to ever use the keyboard to play this. Because the demo runs on the PC of course the keyboard is inevitable because not everyone owns a game pad. But the game is meant to be played with a game pad and you'll have much less trouble maneuvering the character with a controller compared to the keyboard. The game will in fact mainly be aimed at consoles.

Your suggestions are good and I'll say that we consider all these things as we work out designs. To be honest about the demo though, the level basically got cut back quite a bit and some stuff had to go for this iteration, which includes stuff like multiple paths or secret areas. Ultimately the workload forced me to get more focused on the main part of the level in stead.

We do consider multiple paths per level, we also consider throwing in more as you say background to foreground interaction for the player to find secret areas.. etc. It's definitely all planned features for the full game. And also as you mentioned, it's about replay value. Running through again should be slightly different and try find more things. We also consider other methods to add replay value.

Thanks again for your feedback.

For any other res you want to use you can push TAB and use the command "SetRes" to change the res. So in this case you type "SetRes 1440x900".

Thanks for the detailed feedback.

We are actually quite well aware of many of the problems in this demo as it stands and among them are what you have mentioned here. Mostly it's due to the fact it's not a completed game by any means. It's very much a work in progress and we covered as much of the game play aspects as we could fit into this demo.

We have many things planned with regards to the aiming system that will make things work a lot better. It's really just one of many aspects of the game that is in really early stages and this demo is just the tip of the iceberg. Same goes for AI behaviors and many other things as well.

About fighting the Flyer Drones, they are meant to be fought on the run. You dodge around and fire back at them. You can actually take them down without much health lost. It's very important to note that unless you did so, you need to play with a game controller. It allows much more freedom in movement. Even though the aiming system doesn't offer any extra features currently to make life easier, it's still robust enough to deal with the enemies very effectively.

You press whatever button you have assigned to "use" in UT3. You just have to stand next to the button robot and press "use". You see the button robot will open up when you get closer to allow you to push the button there.

Thanks guys for the good comments!.

Yeah, you do need UT3 to run this mod. Also make sure to install Patch5 for UT3 before trying the mod.