Already bought 2033 Redux, but I'm conflicted on whether or not the LL redux is worth it.
I think people are freaking out about the LL redux a bit too much, stop thinking about it like a patch and think about it like a "game of the year" edition but instead of having all the dlc included it has the dlc PLUS improvements made to the games engine on top of it. Either way you're still getting all the dlc for way cheaper than you would if you bought it with the original game and a more stable experience overall.
[QUOTE=Araknid;45776381]Already bought 2033 Redux, but I'm conflicted on whether or not the LL redux is worth it.[/QUOTE]
If you don't have the DLC and you want the survival mode, I'd do it.
Its also good for someone like me who is interested in metro but hasn't played any of them yet.
How is the performance compared to the original Metro 2033?
[QUOTE=Shirky;45778461]How is the performance compared to the original Metro 2033?[/QUOTE]
While I don't have it and can't confirm, Last Light ran better than 2033 significantly and this brings 2033 to the LL engine.
They also claimed some optimizations such as changing to 64 bit only increased performance in both games
[QUOTE=Shirky;45778461]How is the performance compared to the original Metro 2033?[/QUOTE]
From what they've said, it'll run a lot better. Though I can't confirm that of course.
[QUOTE=Shirky;45778461]How is the performance compared to the original Metro 2033?[/QUOTE]
It's optimized like LL.
[QUOTE=Shirky;45778461]How is the performance compared to the original Metro 2033?[/QUOTE]
i remember reading that the graphical fidelity is multiple times better and the game itself actually runs 3x better
[QUOTE=xfreak341xx;45776415]I think people are freaking out about the LL redux a bit too much, stop thinking about it like a patch and think about it like a "game of the year" edition but instead of having all the dlc included it has the dlc PLUS improvements made to the games engine on top of it. Either way you're still getting all the dlc for way cheaper than you would if you bought it with the original game and a more stable experience overall.[/QUOTE]
It reminds me of when Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena came out and included a remastered and reworked version of Butcher Bay along with it. It was seriously one of the best deals ever.
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