Was it a good thing that DS was stopped after the third episode ?
Shoudl've stopped at 2
Should've stopped at 1
Should've never done it.
>>339252921
Yeah but I always thought that the Isaac from the third game had no fear from the necromorph ence the more action tps gameplay
should've stopped at 0
>>339252440
I liked Dead Space, personally. The story was interesting to me and the gameplay was fun.
What was your most memorable moment in the Dead Space series ?
Mine was the boss in the church from DS2
Have you ever played the dlc?
There will be a 4th Game.
>>339253371
How was the DLC for these games? Never got a chance to play Severed in DS2 or the one for DS3.
>>339254116
I missed severed too, but 3's one is more horror oriented like 1 and 2
>>339254116
You get the real ending of DS3 in the dlc.
This 45 min dlc was better than the original game.
>>339253102
I like the cut of your jib there sonny.
>>339252440
Replaying DS now
Lore questionClearly the animated films don't fit into the official canon and the books seem pretty irrelevant as well.
How did the Market get on Aegis Seven? They said it was a second marker, like the black marker they found on Earth right?
So let me get this straight, the moon aliens things from DS3 left a Marker on Earth to come back and eat it some day or whatever. People dig it up and Unitology is founded. So, what....do they make a copy of it and then ship it off to Aegis Seven? Why?
>Ending on a cliffhanger
Hell no.
>>339252440
DS2 and 3 are shit compared to the first one
>>339255556
2 is an improvement in every single aspect.
1 = RE Remake in space.
2 = RE4 in space.
3 = Never got released it's bad stop talking about it.
>>339252440
As crappy as DS3 was, I have to admit that it was graphically impressive. I mean, floating around in space outside the Terra Nova, looking down at Tau Volantis - that shit looked fucking gorgeous.
I still have to finish the first. Anyone has this problem of getting too disgusted by all the monsters and blood that you decide to stop play a game?
>>339256725
No, you safespace faggot
>>339256483
This. Hated the game but it was very pretty.
>>339256725
Ha if that really is the case. Go play Spec:Ops The Line.
>>339257468
Op here ,I really liked the lights in DS3
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>>339257646
DS3 was a alright game just not a good dead space game.
i liked it as a action game, not a dead space game
plotwise was weak, still got a nice enough ending for the thing
>>339258318
Yeah but EA said "if DS3 doesn't sell 10,000 copy we stop" and they launched it on Origins. ON FUCKING ORIGINS , IF THEY HAD LAUNCHED IT ON FUCKING STEAM OR GoG IT WOULD VE SELLING LIKE HOTBREADS FUCK YOU EA AND FUCK YOU VISCERAL GAMES
Love 1 & 2, still own them.
Never got around to 3, less from it dropping the horror aspects but more from hearing overwhelming responses when it initially came out that it was a shitty game. This was back in high school when I was still an idiot that listened to the majority opinion though, so I've actually been looking around to playing it some day or waiting for a remastered version of the games. Probably the only remaster for a series from the previous generation I actually want.The space dive from the tower in Dead Space 2 was based as all fuck.
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>>339259397
It's a DS3 spoiler in a way, you know.
>>339259480
and just about as stupid
Protip: play dead space 2 with the music turned down to zero
also dead space 2 is the best 8/10 game ever
>>339259556
I thought Dead Space 3 Awakened's ending was brilliant.
How DO you fight a planet?
>>339259736
a planetcraker
>>339259736
I dunno, maybe one of those fancy mining ships that can manipulate gravity like it's fucking nothing?
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>>339259894
As if it would just sit there and let your slow ass ship setup all those preparations and lazer beam shit to kill it, slowly, one piece at at time lol
>>339259736
Man, even thought Dead Space was just a shooter with horror elements in the end, the series had the best fucking written characters, they acted pretty believable given what they knew and did when thrown into those situations. They feel human.
The DLC's beginning is the latest example, dat fukken dialogue is so good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjYGAew1gz4
>>339260069
>implingy issac wouldnt override the fuck out the ship
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>>339260451
There's a simplier, older way to destroy a planet, a method that was conceived already in the 30's:
You take a starship
Accelerate it to a fraction of speed of light
and ram that fucker into the planet.
Yes it's probably good it's over. 3, even though I had fun with it, was really starting to turn it into something it wasn't. That fucking dlc ending was the worst. A forth game would have been terrible. They were basically setting it up as some massive CoD war shit against the necros and all those moons. Would have been shit.
Is it possible to get the hacker suit on the PC version?
Who liked the weapons customization ,because I liked my flamethrower-rocket launcher
>>339260825
yes, there's a dat file you can add to the game folder to unlock all those doors you need
Google around.
The first one is still the best in my opinion. Things got weird in DS2 with the voiceacting and the focus on action.
DS3 was meh. I really hated the action and forced romance and semi-forced (to 100% anyway) coop.
If they were to make it another game, they should stick to their roots on what made the game great in the first place.
Just remembered I need to get a physical copy of Dead Space for future generations.
>>339255394
>So, what....do they make a copy of it and then ship it off to Aegis Seven? Why?
that's exactly what they did, and it was most likely to conduct research on the marker like they did in DS2 (because humanity is fucked and needs new sources of power/energy from the markers because planetcracking won't last them forever)
>>339262127
In a way, planetcracking and mining asteroids would be a very good business.
Black Science Guy said right now it's a giant waste of resources to get into spacemining, but probably by the end of our lifetimes, it will be a thing.
Also you have to think at the end of the DS3 DLC, leaves very little to interpretation.
>>339262337
it would be a good business but humanity's exhausted it so much to the point where planetcracking is the only thing they can do to survive
the main antagonist of DS2 actually goes into depth about why he's researching the marker in the logs you pick up in chapters 13-15, it's a shame they didn't give him voice lines to emphasize how he was sort of doing the right thing
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>>339262652
so why exactly humanity is fucked?
it's not even that far into the future by scifi standards, and it's not like asteroids won't provide asstons of all sorts of minerals and metals not to mention cracking goddamn planets
>>339262869
no nuclears materials or petrol/similar chemicals to power shit, or materials to build without scraping what they got already
that bad they are
>>339262869
To quote DS3 near the beginning - "We're too many with too little to go around."
I genuinely expect a war in the next decade and that might knock a few hundred thousand mouths out of the equation.
>>339262869
my guess is they became so overpopulated to the point where they exhausted every natural resource available to them, and thus needed to go into space to find new sources of energy
we can see this from the opening of dead space 3 and in dead space 2 seeing as how it probably got to the point where they needed to transport a bunch of people to a space station like the Sprawl because of how overpopulated earth was
this is just conjecture but something along these lines is the most likely reason why humanity's screwed
>>339263079
You mean in the setting uranium, petrochemicals and such are exceedingly rare?
>>339263357
astoudingly so, aparently
i think thats because the moons are pulling cicles on this, a species gets them or the markers, species go crazy, they get eaten, hibernate, repeat
they did it so much that the universe is pretty dry on mats i think
its just headcannon anyway
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>>339263267
Not that anon but game Devs need to do more research. The sheer material resources from a single planet cracking would be on an order of magnitude beyond what any amount that the population would consume. I don't care if earth is a fucking sky scrapper filled with people in broom closet sized rooms. Asteroids alone would give enough materials for hundreds of years of expansion. The only issue would be food but they have mastered cloning in the DS universe. You could vat clone meat by the fuck ton, synthesize gruel filled with vitamins and carbs and even proteins if you didn't give a fuck about enjoyment.
The point is once you start large scale resource mining in space especially from asteroids the sky is the fucking limit.
Do you remember in the intro of the first game, the black guy talk about osmium ,is this the thing Rig are made of ?
>>339263975
not saying you are wrong and i dont think you are but aparently the human expansion is universal, many galaxies filled to the brim with humans and stations and ships and shit
i does sound like an astronomicaly high need of resourses of any kind
>>339255556
>shitting on DS2
>thinking his opinion matters
Top kek
>>339263975
I wish I wasn't 'converted' by hard-scifi novels and books, because of shit like this. I can't enjoy the background setting and the reasoning for what's happening when they are simply wrong and illogical.
I guess the DS writers just had to write in a catch to not make humanity have means to destroy the necromorph planets. Uranium rarity is kind of a big kick in the dick of expansion and progress.
>>339263975
You have to think anon, judging by first few chapters of DS3, it's easy to see that a lot of Earth is full of people, including the moon itself. Flying cars were EVERYWHERE and automated trucks delivered goods on the ground.
I admit what you say is true, but going by the fact they had space travel, warp capability, as well the ability to terraform a planet or moon, it's easy to see/say that the human population exploded after space started to become a more common theme.
