BIOSHOCK REMASTERED MOUSE FIX WINDOWS

On a serious note - so you were able to use the research camera without the game crashing? Any way we can compare systems or somehow to collaborate to see if we can figure out what the difference is? Because mine crashes. Originally posted by e5c4p3artist:Disinformation - very political sounding.

Fortunately my gaming mouse has buttons where I can change it on the fly without being required to change it in the game settings. I like it at 1 during game play but at 3 while hacking or navigating menus. If you increase it to like 1280 x 760 it looks great - but mouse sensitivity is weird. If you accept the the default game resolution, everything works fine except you don't see as much on the screen as you'd like to. I don't notice much of a difference with graphics (they're there, but it's not THAT significant). I like the game menus in the classic version better too by the way. Glory be, it works! And.I had forgotten that you can get prizes like plasmids from doing research! So not having the research camera would take away some important game features - even if it were possible to work around it to solve plot points. I ended up starting over, playing the classic version. So you were able to use the research camera without the game crashing? Using the camera crashes mine. I am VERY disappointed with this entire experience considering the game itself is an astounding experience. BUT.at least it seems like it will be possible to complete the game unlike the remastered version. I have not found a way to take screenshots in the classic version. So you have to go to the game menu every time before you hack, set sensitivity to 3 when done hacking set back to 1. The mouse is way too sensitive for gameplay if set higher than sensitivity setting 1, but then hacking becomes nearly impossible.

BIOSHOCK REMASTERED MOUSE FIX WINDOWS

I had no sound until I ran it in compatibility mode for Windows XP, SP3. I am having some issues with the classic version as well. In any case - even if it ends up being possible to get through the game - you will never ever ever get any of the bonuses the camera is designed to provide, and therefore the game will be harder to play.ĪVOID THIS VERSION OF THE GAME (REMASTERED) AT ALL COSTS. I'm going to give it a few more tries and then decide but I have tried a couple dozen times already and it's not looking good.

I am close to giving up and maybe restarting the entire game playing the classic (non-remastered) version but it feels very discouraging to replay 15.3 hours of the game. I have not gotten that method to work after many many many tries and crashes/restarts. Be prepared to suffer through several crashes as you trial-and-error this.īut later in the game, there is another pointless goal given by Sander Cohen to take pictures of people. Text will come up informing you that no photo was taken because not enough of the subject was in the frame, but the goal will complete. The camera works fine when no subject is in view (except those pictures don't count for anything), but as soon as there is a subject in the frame and you take a picture, the game will crash and not give credit for the picture.Įarly in the game, when you first acquire the camera, there is a chance you can complete the first task given you where the camera must be used by taking pictures (of spider slicers) by having only a portion of the target in the frame. In Bioshock Remastered there are several times you *must* use the camera to take a picture of a person.

Bioshock remastered mouse fix