Twenty one years after its first release, System Shock is back! Re-discover what made System Shock the first of it's kind, a ground breaking immersive sim that would inspire a generation of games to come. Post your thoughts about these tweaks below.For the first time ever, System Shock has been rebuilt from the original source code as a FREE update to all owners of the game! You don't have to do this but personally, I don't enjoy the default 75 degrees because it feels like I have partially zoomed vision. It'll expand the view a little and makes it possible to be in a corner and see both walls on either side. Removing the will set the first person view of the world into 90 degrees which is the typical widescreen Field of View that a few games force you to sit through like Left 4 Dead, HL2Deathmatch (before the OB update). Now for my favorite one: Look for the line FOV 90. Just a little under that is "d3d_disp_force_filter_scale2d" that I believe Anti-Aliases the text a bit.-"force scaled menu and 2D overlay graphics to always use bilinear filtering, even when scaled an even multiple (smoothness/fuzziness vs pixel perfectness)" Without doing this, if you play the game on a large screen Resolution like 1080p or 1600x1200, the HUD will not get bigger and will thus be extremely tiny. Remove the semicolon and change the numbers to whatever resolution you want it to act as.įor example: Laptop users (assuming your max is 1366x768) should use this line to make the HUD bigger "d3d_disp_scaled_2d_overlay 1024 600" What this does is increase the size of the HUD by scaling each it based on another resolution. Scroll down until you find the line " d3d_disp_scaled_2d_overlay 640 480"
There are alot of lines you can modify to your liking but I'll just cover some basic ones that have a good reason. Go to your games install directory ">\Steam\steamapps\common\SS2" and look for the file cam_ext.cfg > Open this in Wordpad or Notepad.
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