You could have "puzzle" rooms, areas where 106 won't follow you into, but you must solve a problem before moving on, but if you fail at it too many times then 106 will come for you. Maybe have a room where the walls are made of 106 clones, all standing side by side, ontop of each others heads as wel...

Serimah wrote:Ah so you mean it making a noise capable for the player to distinguish that it's 096 waiting somewhere close by?

Pretty much.

DjSaturn wrote:Not to mention, there aren't any doors with keyholes.

right? or am i mistaken?

correct.

My question is...how would one get the key? I doubt most people (who know what it does, and how dangerous it could be.) would willingly pick it up. Perhaps they could find a locked door, that when clicked on could say something like "I feel like I need a...key..."

You could always make the sound that plays when you find him louder, or make the range of which it plays larger... Meh, 096 being a free-roaming enemy seems more annoying than frightening. Imo, this is how I'd see encountering him. -Okay, which tu-*096_1* oh god, where is he? -Ugh, is he behind thi...

You could always make the sound that plays when you find him louder, or make the range of which it plays larger...

If you ever played any Half life game you will see what we're trying to explain, the fact that your character could speak would be really anti-atmospheric. And it isn't for RPGs only, there's quite a few first person view games where the main characters didn't say anything. I don't really think tha...

Rox wrote:One of the best silent characters EVER: Isaac Clarke (Dead Space 1..only in the first one,and who plays knows what I'm talking about.)

Gordon and Isaac..damn,they are fucking awesome!

I LOVE Dead Space..BUT HATED his lack of character, I'm so glad that they finally gave him a speaking role!

Not for me.

Which is something I really don't like, it works better for RPG's, but not for other types of games :(