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A player has discovered a typo, which could have been the cause of the bad reviews made for the first-person shooter "Aliens: Colonial Marines."
Modder Game and User ModDB JamesDickinson963 shared his discovery in a November 1, 2017, preview of an updated game mod on which he was working for "Colonial Marines." He noticed a spelling error in the game's PecanEngine.ini file, which could have a big impact on the game.
In one of the lines of code, he found the word "Tether "spelled as" Teather. " Due to this typo, one of the controls for artificial intelligence of the game did not work properly. He had controlled foreign enemies or the hunting behavior of Xenomorphs. The effect left Xenomorphs running blindly, even when the player's character was already in front of them.
Jamesdickinson963 claimed that correcting the spelling should give eyes to the aliens and let them chase the players as they should have done from the very beginning
The ResetEra user, JigglesBunny and gaming magazine PCGamer discovered this article on July 13 and put jamesdickinson963's recommendations to the test. Surprisingly, both accounts had improved gameplay with more "intelligent" and aggressive aliens, the kind fans of Ridley Scott's "Alien" franchise would recognize as immediate threats to human life
"Aliens: Colonial Marines ". 11, 2013, for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 with bad reviews. Most of them, including PCGamers noted the bad behavior of the AI, which made the Xenomorphs comic rather than terrifying. However, jamesdickinson963's patch and other game changes to improve the title could help the game shine as expected by game maker Gearbox Software and Sega. Coincidentally, the UK-based Fanatical online gaming store has "Colonial Marines" for sale at $ 3, or about P160. / ra
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