My thinking is with this mod you could at the very least have a chance to lessen this pain of completely halting your tracks, pushing and holding the button until the game gladly lets you continue having fun. it's ok if it's under a 3s per lock, otherwise it's awful and annoying.Īt least in TDS once you master the UI you can pick a lock in no time, but it's not perfect because you can't look around while doing it and you can't leave a lock half picked, go back and finish the rest, you always have to redo it from start. while anything else in these games requires some level of skill, the lockpicking is purely a mindless action of holding a button and waiting. and on top of that as a player you don't even have any way to improve upon it. picking locks in T1/2 is nothing more than than a time waste. I hate when games waste my time for no reason.
I imagine creating a virtual straight line which connects (in 3D) the center of the screen (tip of player's nose sort to speak) with a single point on the keyhole/knob/lock, and the shorter the line is the less time the picking takes. the center of the screen) the less time you waste on picking? Is it possible to script the game so that the closer the lock/dor knob is to the player's face (ie. This game developer is obviously lazy and doesn’t deserve support for further game development.I have a question about a seemingly simple mod to improve the lockpicking in T1/T2.
With all sincerity, that mini-game is the worst representation of lockpicking and the outcry of complaints should have merited a total rework of the mechanic. Don’t they realize how horribly inaccurate an analog controller is? Even with the simplified lockpicking it still isn’t viable on consoles, add mouse and keyboard support to Xbox One and then maybe. I will never understand what anyone sees in this “game” if you can even call it that. Thankfully, this pile of shattered polycarbonate film, silicone, silver alloy, and dried pressure-sensitive adhesive only cost me around $9 dollars. Until I pulled the game disc out of my console and threw it like I was pitching for an MLB team, and let me tell you when it shattered to pieces a feeling of overwhelming satisfaction ensued. So I went back at it for 4 and a half more hours trying to pick the same lock, failing and reloading and failing and reloading. Only to find out that they think that they did fix it in patch 1.03. After hours of trying to pick an easy lock, I began searching for any news to see if Warhorse Studios was going to make lockpicking viable on consoles. I was looking everywhere to see why lockpicking was so inoperable on Xbox one.
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