I was confused when I first joined because I wasn't sure which team I was on and I had to check the scoreboard.

When you had the Charge Dart around 5:00 in that third video, I was a real bad shot with the pistol. xD

I subscribed to that channel, too.

I just checked and there is some ambient sounds in the original port and the n64, machinery in the background and things like that, big difference is how the n64 mixes them compared to the original port.

There's three ambient sounds in the remaster, first one echoes "this human", second one "primagen must not be stopped" and the last one I can't figure out.

In the port, they are generic echoes, roughly half a second long and you can sort of make out what they say if you listen closely, but in the n64 version, these echoes are sometimes drawn out for a couple of seconds and are mixed alongside the machinery sounds, so it's really hard to figure out what they say or if they are just generic ambient sound.

By the way, that fov slider from the remaster it's a godsend.

I noticed the "this human" one and the sound on the remaster is more noticeable.

Back when playing the N64 version and emulator, I never would've thought of it anything more than ambient machinery sounds.

That brings me to another thing... I didn't hear "it is inevitable" at the end credits.

Excuse the double post, but I don't think there's point in a separate thread?

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I was playing through the rest of the Lightship, yesterday and wondered if anyone else noticed the ambient sounds of Oblivion?

If you use Duke's mod guide to open up the files with the "Developer 1" command (which I'm sure most of you already knew), you can find the sound file (Sounds > Wave) "OBLIVIONAMB01".

I love how his presence haunts the Lightship. After all, he wants Primagen to be freed so that the universe can be destroyed in the process. I'm not sure if I ever noticed in the N64 version, then lore was hard to come by and I just played the game.

I just checked and there is some ambient sounds in the original port and the n64, machinery in the background and things like that, big difference is how the n64 mixes them compared to the original port.

There's three ambient sounds in the remaster, first one echoes "this human", second one "primagen must not be stopped" and the last one I can't figure out.

In the port, they are generic echoes, roughly half a second long and you can sort of make out what they say if you listen closely, but in the n64 version, these echoes are sometimes drawn out for a couple of seconds and are mixed alongside the machinery sounds, so it's really hard to figure out what they say or if they are just generic ambient sound.

By the way, that fov slider from the remaster it's a godsend.

That switch in the picture is not the one that disables part of the force field. The actual switches are past some area that requires you to have a talisman.

Well, don't I feel stupid... Thanks! xD

It's been a while since I last played through this, so I forgot.

I think that qualities to go in my thread for the dumbest thing that I've ever done in Turok. LMFAO!

I'm loving this mod and I can even jump up in the Death Marsh trees! xD

How can I turn it off for single player game without taking it out of the folder?

I'd still like to play that normally and the wooden elevator jumps in the Lair are something I won't want to do at high speed. I always hated that part, though the game always had a jumping glitch. Remember when getting out of water use to make you run at a fast rate or was that only emulator? xD

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Also, I think I may have to start a new game before even finishing... The second quadrant force field switch in the Lightship has been pressed, but the green energy is still flowing from that conduit.




I don't want to use the cheat just to get the key... FML!

Hopefully it's a visual glitch and I can still get it after the fourth quadrant. I've been playing this save file since the game was out and before updates... Maybe that's why it's glitched?

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Back to the mod. I like this on multiplayer because you can easily dodge other players' gunfire and not get hit when running around a corner to cover. My survival was much better and I wasn't dying of one-shot kills every damn time I entered a fray with someone. I'm not one to coomplain about it (unlike some fool the other night, though that was pretty funny because he was mad as shit at all of us! xD), but I do hate one-shot deaths that are hard to avoid (like WTF just happened?).

With the fast paced mod, it's more fun and does require more faster thinking. I got some pretty good shots, too and running fast like the original Turok! xD

Thanks, Vis!

I will just leave it here! 

Yeah, it was fun.

Edward says there's an incoming patch:

"We are aiming for Monday (we always try to release on a Monday, specifically Kaiser's Monday). The patch became larger than we expected and it needed an extra week (for example we wanted to get multiplayer balance testing done with Top Men)."

Hopefully, Monday means soon (not sure where Kaiser lives).  I'm hoping these Top Men have ironed out most of the MP quirks and everyone can upgrade to the latest version. 

Gazer, I've noticed too, that most of the time there is only one server up and they're not running a beta build.

I also asked about revamping the in-game messaging system.  Again, Edward says, this has been addressed in the next build.

All in all, sounding good.

As soon as it goes live and I install it I'll start a server and just leave it (and Steam) running for a bit in case anyone is around to jump on.