Sentences with word «killcam»

Nazis become transparent when you shoot them in Sniper Elite 3, thanks to the gruesome x-ray killcams.

Update 1.5, available on Steam, adds a large amount of killcams, making an already cinematic game into an action movie.

Games are only 6v6, lag problems are terrible, killcam replays are utterly nonsensical, the list continues.

And besides: it will always result in you making an ass of yourself in the round - ending killcam.

The game likes to reward your work, too, with the series» trademark killcam which provides a gory x-ray view of your target as the bullet rips through their skull and brains or decimates their lungs or even annihilates their testicles.

What you see in your opponent's killcam video after you die may not line up with what you experienced just moments before.

* Fixed killcam showing glitched area under map if your killer is dead.

The deal has brought 3D replay and killcam features to the shooter.

I've held off on buying it so far, but most of the reports have been positive (apart from load times, lootboxes and the final killcam / play of the game)

And when you do strike, you're treated to Sniper Elite's famed killcams, which showcase your devastating handiwork in glorious and gory slow - mo.

New PUBG replay and killcam functions are coming with the battle royale's 1.0 PC launch, letting players and spectators take in 3D views of the action.

Killcams still make you scream with rage, making you question if these people have some kind of sixth sense for this series.

After being killed you'll have first person view from your killer (entitled killcam) for a few seconds where you'll see where he or she was, how they killed you and what perks that were used.

Now players can check killcams in the result screen.

That game was remade in 2012, in Sniper Elite v2, which added the series» defining feature: an x-ray killcam that follows the path of your bullet into the bodies of enemy soldiers.

An Atlas - themed digital content pack, including an assault rifle and pistol, the Atlas exoskeleton and helmet, an Atlas player card to leave your mark on any killcam, an extra exoskeleton upgrade token, and five extra supply drops for multiplayer games.

Buoyed by the popularity of the killcam they've gone and added even more killcams for some stealth takedowns so that you can watch a knife enter a brain and for other things like your explosive traps blowing people up, resulting in a wonderful moment of slow - mow glory where shrapnel turns them into pulp.

(2) Player Card Backgrounds — Liven up any killcam with two exclusive player card backgrounds, inspired by Nuketown 2025 and Zombies.

While the killcam is a unique feature, and it can be sadistically entertaining to watch bullets tear through your enemies, it is really the only thing that separates the game from other generic third person shooters.

Jones is keen to stress that the franchise's killcam is «somewhat separate» from the core game, an additional bundle of systems designed to enhance players experience, instead of acting as a «crutch» for the core game: «It's important to us that the game stands on its own two feet with its own shooting mechanics, the AI, the level design, all the rest of it.»

While the killcams were added to the game long before the advent of services like YouTube and Twitch, later iterations of the franchise have provided perfect fodder for them.

Sniper Elite's killcam was a lucky accident.

There's also not a lot of games using a killcam like Overwatch does, so it all sort of makes the problem more evident than I think it would be in other shooters.

o Atlas Player Card: Leave your mark on any killcam with an Atlas player card, featuring both a custom Atlas calling card and custom Atlas emblem.

After 12 hours of campaign gameplay, those killcams do not get old, which is just as well considering there's full campaign co-op with 2 exclusive co-op missions, a 4 player survival mode and full multiplayer support to sink your teeth into.

A number of other concerns are discussed in the video, such as the ability to disable the killcam or the game's music, but they all pale in comparison to the news that Blizzard have chosen not to gouge there fans for each extra, but worthwhile, nugget of content.

And yes, the X-Ray killcam is back for those gory - heavy, bone - crushing long distance kills.