Here are the changes... Gameplay: - Fixed enemies playing idle sounds instead of footstep sounds on every walk cycle. - Ammo cannot be picked if there is already a maximum amount in the inventory. - Fixed some non-spawning enemies on LotB. - Double colt was playing mirrored animations in some cases. Fixed. - For some reason, the Highlander Reptiloids spawned a small, green blood decal when killed, instead of the big red puddle as they did in SSHD (and their regular reptiloids do). Fixed. - Pillars in the Khnum boss' room in LotB can be destroyed by the boss again. - Fixed some items disappearing after load game in rare cases. Multiplayer: - Fixed enemies prefering the first player in the list in coop in some rare cases. - Fixed multiplayer desync issues if vr_fVRWeaponPitchAdjustment used on clients. Menus: - Serious Sam games now have the Benchmark menu, just like Talos did. - Moved graphics API selector to the top of gfx options. - Enabled resolution and view mode options for VR games. - Moved the refresh button in Join Game menu so it doesn't overlap the game list. - Fixed wrong description of number of lives in Standard coop in some places. - Fixed netricsa hud element being visible in game modes which do not support netricsa. - Many various fixes in usability and readability in chat console, both for flat and VR. Graphics: - Updated GPU performance table for autoadjustments. - Fixed bug with flickering on burning objects under OpenGL/ES. (Also fixed player appearing effect!) - Fixed various cases where flamethrower flames didn't appear on some objects. Editor/modding: - Added Generic Script tool. This allows creating new Editor tools from Lua! - It is now possible to easily change the difficulty in editor: instead of going through the simulation start params and clicking the difficutly, you can just set the gam_gdEditorDifficultyOverride cvar to desired difficulty (or none = 0 if you want to disable that). - Deletion of animation envelope will now also delete its animation tracks. - Animation clips/tracks from unselected envelopes are now dimmed in animation track editor. - Skeleton editor: Added movable splitter between LOD and bone lists - Animation editor: Added "Create channel" shortcut to Envelope list context menu - Skeleton editor: Added one more movable splitter to the bottom panel - Animation editor: Added one more movable splitter to the bottom panel - Script Source Edit control: Added command to set cursor to a variable pointing at selected entity (Shift+F2) - Text control: Fixed long strings not fitting the screen. - Text control: Added automatic scrolling for left/right cursor movement using arrow buttons. - Animation Editor: Fixed wrong order of animations when using Shift+Up/Down with no filter string - Added ability to assign parent for the static sound entity form the script. - Optimized saving non-world resource files from within the context of a world document. - Starting a simulation on a world with a game title for which game title info doesnt exist should not crash the editor anymore. It will just refuse to run the simulation. - Fixed several various small precision bugs with respect to how probe lights and prebaked lightmaps are generated. - Meta Pointer control: Dialog for selecting targets now always shows all available targets - Animation editor: When animations are changed using Shift+Up/Down, the currently selected envelope remains selected if possible. - Script Source Edit control: Shift+F2/Ctrl+Shift+F2 to cycle variables (forward/backward) pointing at selected entity - Created scriptable support for adding any kind of postprocessing layers to player view. Layers have some ID and can be added, modified or removed on demand. - Interpolator Editor tool: Added shortcut (Tab) - Copy Attachment Names tool: Added shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+C) - Added mask texture to Zoom shader which specifies (in red channel!) how much zoom to apply at each given texel.
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🎮 Full Controller Support
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Grab your VR headset and explore Sam's chaotic world of extreme violence and endless fun.
KEY FEATURES:
Serious Sam Fusion 2017 integration - receive free updates for this game through the central hub. Oh, and play cross-platform with players of the "flat" version to find out what's the ultimate combo: hi-tech motion controllers or good old keyboard & mouseMoves like Jagger - Serious Sam VR: The Second Encounter features a built-in (blink) teleportation system that allows you to move quickly and avoid charging enemies with the help of Sam's translocator device. You can tweak and adjust the way you move through VR space to best suit your playing style by using our own Serious Warp (TM) locomotion. Feeling much more hardcore than that? Use the smooth trackpad/analog stick movement and go full locomotion.
Not another single-weapon game – Keyboards are for typing, so keep your fingers off. Grab a weapon, one for each hand, and boost your stopping power with Sam's new toys: Sniper Rifle, Flamethrower and Chainsaw! Use different weapon combinations or dual-wield two of the same to defeat Mental or use your arsenal in a deathmatch against "flat peasants".
Old-school, but nice and shiny – Visit South America, ancient Mesopotamia and Medieval Europe, uncover over 130 hidden secrets and lose yourself in one of the most impressive VR experiences yet, all powered by the latest Serious Engine 2017.
Steam Workshop Support - where you will be able to submit your content creation or download new player-created modifications.
Full blast singleplayer action – Go back through time and use all of the available firepower to go head to head against five new enemies and three nasty bosses. Choose between five difficulty settings that can satisfy everyone - a gentle flower looking for some casual fun or a death machine ready to spread mayhem in virtual reality.
Pick your poison - Plunge into chaotic 16-player versus multiplayer modes, some unique and others based on campaign levels, or enjoy the classic co-op action in a 12-level cooperative campaign mode featuring several difficulty settings, increased enemy strength (based on player count), friendly fire/infinite ammo options, and much more. Play the entire co-op campaign in classic 80's arcade style with limited lives.
MULTIPLAYER MODES:
Beast Hunt and Team Beast Hunt - Compete against other players, or teams in Team Beast Hunt, hunting down various enemies to see who can get the best score at the end of each campaign level!Survival and Team Survival - Alone or with other team members, fight off endless enemy attacks in a specially designed survival map, and try to survive for as long as possible!
Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch - Watch all hell break loose in free-for-all or team based battles with classic deathmatch rules!
My Burden - Hold the special item and protect it from others in an attempt to get the highest score and secure your victory!
Last Man Standing and Last Team Standing – Use your wits and reflexes to help your team or yourself to be the last man standing in these single-spawn modes.
Capture the Flag - Infiltrate the opposing team's base, steal their flag and secure it to get points, while also defending your own.
Instant Kill - It's simple - you get hit, you die!
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04
- Processor: Intel Core i5 - 4590 equivalentMemory: 6 GB RAM
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD R9 290 or NVIDIA GTX 970
- Storage: 10 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: HTC Vive VR headset. Internet connection required for product activation for the first time. After that. a persistent connection is not required to play SSVR: The Second Encounter.
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04
- Processor: Intel Core i7-6800 equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAM
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Fury or NVIDIA GTX 1070
- Storage: 10 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: HTC Vive VR headset. Internet connection required for product activation for the first time. After that. a persistent connection is not required to play SSVR: The Second Encounter.
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