#Half life blue shift mosue glitch update#
#Half life blue shift mosue glitch software#
#Half life blue shift mosue glitch Pc#

Turning off the turrets in the Hazardous Course seems pointless, there is nothing to go back to that I could find. I don’t think anyone will stay awake at night because of this, but it would be nice. For the low res-pack, I feel that the Gearbox Opfor/Blue Shift weapon animations should be in there. Or maybe it's just me because I'm so used to seeing it in the normal Half-life: Decay. At the end of Duel Access, I feel like Rosenberg should walk to the elevator instead of running since it doesn't feel natural. But there could still be some improvements here and there: How it is actually meant to be solved is way cooler and clever than what I originally thought. However, on my second playthrough, I tried thinking logically and assumed it was changed. When I replayed the new update, I did the same thing and thought it was a glitch. Before, like most players I’ve seen, I just jumped on to the box and floated my way across.

#Half life blue shift mosue glitch update#

I thought this update was GREAT! For the fan puzzle, I didn’t know I was supposed to do what you intended. Only real fixes I could came up with, beyond removing the headcrabs right behind doors that attack you the minute you open them, which was a **** move in the original and is a **** move here. When 'powering up' the lift, maybe delay the headcrabs from appearing until you've fully charged the meter? Having to constantly stop and turn round to deal with them is quite irritating. Alternatively, maybe add a couple more boxes to make the awkward jumps a bit easier? In the room with the electrified water, maybe add an option to turn the fans off completely? Since it was originally designed for two players, going through this solo is a real pain in the behind that could be solved if you're able to stop the fans altogether - otherwise you'll have to run & jump across the barriers while running INTO the wind at least once, and that's frustrating as heck. There are better wireless mice and there are definitely better mice overall if you’re willing to give up on the wireless dream.Great demo - good to properly play through the game solo.

#Half life blue shift mosue glitch software#

The docking station and customizable buttons are great, but the overall build quality and garbage software make this a disappointing outing for something priced this highly. Roccat has made a decent mouse, but at the end of the day, it’s nothing special.

Seriously, it doesn’t do anything cool, it’s not especially outstanding and once you really get down to brass tax, the additional buttons we found often went ignored in favor of keyboard macros or shortcuts we were already used to. This is probably a personal issue on our part, but the mouse itself in-game does nothing of note and nothing to really stand out from the pack. We couldn’t find a DPI setting that seemed to work, with this awkward middle ground of constantly hitting the switches and having to dive in and out of the software to make adjustments per game. It lends itself well to first-person-shooters and when testing it with our usual duo of Counter-Strike and Destiny 2, we had no real complaints. It’s like looking into a dimensional wormhole of the developers’ favorite office games. You go from the most popular titles today ( PUBG, Fortnite, Call of Duty) and then right at the top, Bioshock 2, Command and Conquer 3, and Lineage 2. These are obviously customizable to your preference, but the choice of presets that come with them is utterly bizarre. Then there are the macros it allows you to assign.

We couldn’t figure out why it needed this step, but sure enough, it progressed without a hitch and then proceeded to disconnect despite nothing changing in the room itself.

To update the firmware, the software will ask you to plug it in – fair enough – and then once it’s done, disconnect and reconnect it over USB. Monitoring the signal, we saw that it would just drop to ‘poor’ on a frequent basis and we’ve no idea what could have been causing it. After this firmware update – which felt bizarre to do anyway – no matter what we did, the mouse would disconnect unless pretty much directly in front of the dongle.

#Half life blue shift mosue glitch Pc#

It’s a mere 50cm away from the PC itself. Here’s the thing, it’s not like the PC is all the way across the room. Another time from a cold boot, the mouse again, would not work with the dongle plugged in where we wanted it. Of course, we rebooted and upon a reboot, the mouse worked just fine. Once we moved and connected it back to the dock’s USB port, we were suddenly reconnected just fine. This connection loss is one of the reasons we began to turn on the XP Air, as Roccat’s firmware went from supporting the mouse’s distance from the dongle to losing connection every few seconds.