Discuss Answers to Last Light questions from THQ & 4A Games Here!

Very happy the automatic shotgun now has iron sights. To be honest, I felt like the melee attack was totally unneeded. I am in still of favour of the knife being a selectable weapon, but I really didn't like alt melee.

Being able to control which barrel fires on the Duplet however, is always nice.

 

Yeah you could but you had to press the muse on both sides did you not?

 

Why doesnt the knife work both ways? It could use the 'Battlefield' method i.e click the button and u knife. Hold down the button and you equip the knife.

 

I would like to have the choice of multiple languages again.
It's really cool to play Metro 2033 one time in German, then in English, then in Russian, ...
That are those little things which make a game worth to play it a second or maybe a third time.

 

I would like to know the answer to majnu's latest question too, as probably would most of the members on the forum. We are all very grateful for the awesome attention to the community that THQ/4A have given and if the team is now fully concentrating on developing Last Light and cannot spare time to talk with us, then please tell us. It will put our minds at ease and we won't be anticipating the answers any longer. :lol:

 

Answers have returned.

 

Finally!

 

I'm very curious about Last Light's system requirements for PC.

 

Not really, the Crysis games don't appeal to me. However, out of curiosity I would like to know what they are, yes?

 

CPU: 2.4 GHz quad core processor, Intel Core i5 or better
RAM: 2GB (4 GB for 64-bit operating systems)
Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible video card with 1GB RAM, Nvidia GTX 500-series or AMD 6000-series or better.
Operating system: Windows 7, Win 7 64-bit is preferred
DirectX 9c sound card, dedicated audio card is preferred
16 GB free hard drive space
More PC game system requiremen

 

If Crysis 3 is one of the more demanding games for PC, then the Cerberus is perfectly prepared for the rest.

 

The answer I got about the stealth sections a while ago wasn't helpful to me at all, I know they don't try and force one approach but what I actually wanted to know is if the stealth would be more challenging which they didn't mention...

 

manju: no escape artist here, just been slammed with work getting trailers and other items ready for deployment...that and the fact that the development team has been really busy, so much so they needed to put Q&A on the back burner for just a bit.

Cerberus: We will provide full PC specifications well before game release in case anyone needs to / wants to upgrade. As the development team is still optimizing, we don't want to provide specs prematurely as they may change slightly during the optimization process.

VanillaToshi: This is just my personal take after playing the latest builds, but I find the stealth sections in M:LL to be more challenging that in 2033 for a few reasons: better and more adaptive AI, situations where there are a greater number of enemies through which you need to sneak, different challenges between pathways (i.e. one may have less enemies, but those enemies have more powerful weapons)...I don;t want to give away too much, but there will be plenty of good opportunities to flex your stealth skills.