The Last Remnant makes use of several movies in .bik format. These movies can be found in Steam\steamapps\common\the last remnant\RushGame\Movies. Renaming or deleting them will cause the game to skip the movie when it comes time to play it.
New! The Last Remnant Pc Save Game Editor
Despite the game lacking many screen resolution options, the player can force the game to run in specific resolutions by editing the RushEngine.ini file found in the "\My Games\The last remnant\RushGame\Config" directory. Under the [WinDrv.WindowsClient] heading, find the "StartupResolutionX" and "StartupResolutionY" values and change them to desired values. For example, if 1600x900 is desired, then set "StartupResolutionX" to 1600 and "StartupResolutionY" to 900. Be aware that there maybe be letter boxing if the resolution is set to a non 16:9 resolution ratio.
Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the "RushEngine.ini" file in the "\My Games\The Last Remnant\RushGame\Config" directory. Find the "bExSettingUseAllMemberEquip=FALSE" line and change its value to "TRUE". You can now change NPC weapons and accessories manually.
In the sea of RPGs at the Tokyo Game Show last month, The Last Remnant stood out - not only because it commanded a disproportionate section of the Square-Enix stand, but because its demo pods comprised almost a full half of Microsoft's. It's no longer exclusive, but Last Remnant is a key game for both the Xbox and Square Enix this Christmas: where Microsoft is no doubt hoping that Xbox sales of the game will make a dent in its success on the PS3 in Japan, Square-Enix is billing it as an RPG for the world; the Japanese-developed role-player that will finally break out and enjoy as much success elsewhere as it inevitably will in its home country.
This last element, particularly, makes a big difference. Instead of putting up with the battle system for the sake of the story, the role-playing genre's less forgiving followers can bask in genuine spectacle, and there's depth to the battles too. It's not possible to hit a button fifteen times and then watch them play out; like Lost Odyssey's battles, they incorporate sparing Quick-Time Events to add to their action-game feel, and instead of individual characters you command units of three or four members of the main character's army at a time. It really is very different.
The instructions above will work on Bedrock Edition as well, but the only file you need to copy over is level.dat. As of Pocket Edition v0.11.0 alpha, the game will attempt to repair corrupt saves.
IGN scored the game an 8/10, stating, "Remnant: From the Ashes delivers a beautifully deranged vision of the apocalypse that's overflowing with twisted creatures hellbent on making you suffer. The thrill of finally beating a boss that's had your number for hours is right up there with the Dark Souls games that so clearly inspired it, though the underwhelming gear system sometimes brings down the high of overcoming the frequent difficulty spikes. Overall, it's a solid game that offers one of the best and most rewarding co-op experiences in quite some time, as long as you have a hint of desire to challenge and punish yourself over and over."[19] While GameSpot scored the game a 7/10, stating, "Confusing accurately describes Remnant: From the Ashes a lot of the time, especially when its combination of established ideas doesn't mesh. But for the most part, the experiment is a success, resulting in deeply satisfying combat against creative and challenging enemies. Remnant struggles to effectively transfer that success over to an engaging loot system and an interesting story to wrap it all up, but when you're blasting away foes with weapons crafted from the remains of your latest boss kill, it's hard not to do so with a wide smile on your face."[20]
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Finally, the team cached the physics simulation for the assets using a Chaos Cache Manager. This is a system that can record a simulation in-editor and play it back ingame, ensuring that it proceeds the same way every time once it is triggered. This provides a way to show complex, detailed destruction in-game while conserving on processing, and also makes it possible to author destruction in a way that suits specific in-game needs for level design. For instance, the first column that Echo destroys will never fall in such a way that it will block the entrance, and the Ancient One's mound won't leave behind debris that prevents Echo from traversing the arena. After recording a simulation with a cache manager, placing a copy of it in a level will place all of the other assets associated with it.
Thanks to this system, the developers on Valley of the Ancient were able to commit their changes rapidly throughout a day of work and quickly see each other's changes in-editor, all without worrying about resolving versioning conflicts. Tweaks to gameplay scripting and environment art could occur alongside each other constantly, enabling a rapid pace of iteration and a highly collaborative environment art pipeline.
The new World Partition system greatly simplifies this process. Once World Partition is enabled for a level, it automatically divides objects into cells based on their grid position and updates the content of those cells as you adjust the world in the level editor, so you never need to manually assign objects to cells. During gameplay, World Partition automatically loads and unloads cells as players traverse through the game world, without the need for manually managing them or designating streaming volumes.
Triggers, parameters, and .wav files act as inputs, then the MetaSounds flow graph processes that information based on DSP nodes and mixes it into a final sound output. This system provides audio designers with a workflow for sound that is as powerful and flexible as the Material editor, capable of adapting to both typical sound parameters as well as in-game data, making it possible for them to work more closely and efficiently with a game development team within one sound design environment.
For example, during development of the battle sequence, a lot of iteration time was spent fine-tuning the amount of time the Ancient One spends charging up its beam. In other sound design workflows, this might entail re-authoring the sound based on changes to gameplay. Instead, the sfx_Golem_RobotBlast_meta MetaSound uses a Time input called ChargeDuration to determine how long the sound should play. Since the main charging sound is entirely procedural, it automatically adjusts its length based on the given input.
MetaSounds' capacity for flexible design and infinite variation is complemented by significant performance improvements. The MetaSounds graph is rendered asynchronously, similarly to how individual sound effects are normally decoded, which provides an extra degree of flexibility in handling CPU resources. More importantly, since MetaSounds is a true audio rendering system, each MetaSound represents a single in-game voice, regardless of its complexity. This means that the playback you hear in the MetaSounds editor will always be accurate to its in-game sound, and in-game voice management is more predictable compared with earlier systems. This also condenses the workflow for evaluating audio performance, as in the future UE5 will be able to profile the performance of specific MetaSounds individually.
- Older savegames can no longer be loaded. - Older maps can be loaded, but new maps can't be loaded with previous versions of Widelands. - User maps are now saved in a 'My Maps' subdirectory to prevent overwriting of official maps - No longer write replay files for scenarios - Implemented rolling autosave - Disallow changing player slots in single player scenarios. - Added checks for illegal file names during map saving. - Fixed a crash where a leaked remnant of the game session would still be subscribed to the 'changed resolution' event if a savegame failed to load. - Fixed crash with identical autosave filenames when LAN game is run with multiple instances of Widelands on a single computer. Also, more informative error messages in disk_filesystem.cc. - Fixed bug #1548932: Editor fails on save with zip filesystem - Fixed bug #1526514: player 2 in "" section [player_2] not found - Fixed bug #1509172: Editor gives error on saving maps in Windows. - Fixed bug #1428396: Savefile broken when enemy deafed - Fixed bug #1413734: Savegame does not load - Fixed bug #1388028: Unable to load saved game - Fixed bug #1375915: Scripting files get deleted when a map is resaved - Fixed bug #1332832: Warning when starting a new game Unused key "name" in LuaTable. - Fixed bug #1311716: Segfault when loading a game with nightly build - Fixed bug #1303669: Reduce size of campaign savegames - Fixed bug #1302577: Wrong minimap in load dialog when the save game has been overwritten - Fixed bug #1254116: Crash on saving game: unprotected error in call to Lua API (table index is NaN) - Fixed bug #1228811: Observers savegame contains no minimap. - Fixed bug #1227984: Autosave should not trigger while game is paused - Fixed bug #992829: Console output: WARNING: There are 73 unloaded objects. - Fixed bug #979995: Game crashes with large map when saving 2ff7e9595c
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