A weird craving for a specific feature in a game

[AzraelCC]

I don't know why, but I want to play a game where the bodies of fallen enemies don't disappear no matter how long you've been playing. Besides, Postal 2, Cortex Command and the Myth series, any games you might suggest?

 

[Phelot]

Any 2D FPS would have that. Blood even keeps most of the gibs.

Requiem: Avenging Angel

Total Annihilation keeps wreckage.

Max Payne keeps the bodies and also a lot of the decals, shell casing, etc. for a very long time.

Max Payne 2, not so much though the bodies remain I believe.

I share your enthusiasm for perpetual dead bodies.

 

[Mystary!]

Isnt deus ex like that? And hitman? Otherwise there would be no point in having to hide the bodies.

 

[AzraelCC]

Hmm, I might look for Requiem. I remember seeing a preview of it during the 90s, but never got around to playing it.

It's a shame that FPS today utilize hardware more for bloom. I'd love to see a Serious Sam type game where one of the puzzles require you to create a ramp out of the hundreds of enemies you'll kill.

 

[MetalCraze]

I don't know why, but I want to play a game where the bodies of fallen enemies don't disappear no matter how long you've been playing. Besides, Postal 2, Cortex Command and the Myth series, any games you might suggest?

Operation Flashpoint/ArmA

Even more - you can go 100km away from the combat area to take a shit, then get back a hour later and collect all of their weapons.

 

[BirdsCanFly]

I'd love to see a Serious Sam type game where one of the puzzles require you to create a ramp out of the hundreds of enemies you'll kill.

 

[Silellak]

A better title for this post would've been "A weird craving for sticky dead bodies"

 

[Pablosdog]

You should be able to collect the organs and make a proto person or a giant colossal human of meat.

 

[Phelot]

It's a shame that the most obvious use of ragdoll physics has never been implemented in a game: the ability for the player to create realistic pits of dead bodies.

 

[Admiral jimbob]

Mount and Blade?

 

[Panthera]

Dawn of War has an option that comes close and makes it almost comically obvious just how many reinforcements both sides go through in a match.

The Total War series was always pretty grim for bodies remaining.

 

[Hory]

It's a shame that the most obvious use of ragdoll physics has never been implemented in a game: the ability for the player to create realistic pits of dead bodies.

It's not very well known in the industry that the tech demo for ragdoll physics was a nazi extermination camp simulator.

 

[Damned Registrations]

Diablo =P

 

[Gragt]

There is a mod for UT that does that.

 

[Fens]

wolfenstein 3D ... the original old one

the persistent corpses were the best way to navigate the mazes. whenever you see a dead body, you know that you've already been there.

 

[Awor Szurkrarz]

It's a shame that the most obvious use of ragdoll physics has never been implemented in a game: the ability for the player to create realistic pits of dead bodies.

It's not very well known in the industry that the tech demo for ragdoll physics was a nazi extermination camp simulator.

Link, plz?

 

[Zeus]

It's a shame that the most obvious use of ragdoll physics has never been implemented in a game: the ability for the player to create realistic pits of dead bodies.

It's not very well known in the industry that the tech demo for ragdoll physics was a nazi extermination camp simulator.

Link, plz?

 

[DraQ]

There is a mod for UT that does that.

IIRC Unreal and SP mods have this feature when run under UT via oldskool.

 

[Awor Szurkrarz]

It's a shame that the most obvious use of ragdoll physics has never been implemented in a game: the ability for the player to create realistic pits of dead bodies.

It's not very well known in the industry that the tech demo for ragdoll physics was a nazi extermination camp simulator.

Link, plz?

I just want to play it.

 

[Pliskin]

Posting in a necrophilia thread.

 

[AzraelCC]

Dawn of War has an option that comes close and makes it almost comically obvious just how many reinforcements both sides go through in a match.

The Total War series was always pretty grim for bodies remaining.

Yeah, especially when dealing with Orks. That said, is there a mod for Cossacks that makes bodies persistent? My friends and I will be playing next weekend and I'd love to see thousands of dead bodies on the battlefield.

 

[Suchy]

Betrayal at Krondor
Vietcong

generally pre-console games

 

[SCO]

Thief

 

[shihonage]

Fallout

 

[Redeye]

Thief

Yeah, that was actually a necessary game mechanic.

I loved dropping the sleeping bodies into water to drown.



Arcanum!

When I murdered people in houses, I had to keep moving the bodies because guards look through windows.

Commandos?