I was played through Two Betrayals last night. After I emerged from the control room and went outside, and after getting the sniper rifle I was working my way down toward ground level. At one point I peeked around a corner and used the sniper rifle to target an enemy. When I fired the shot didn’t impact the enemy and appeared to hit an invisible wall.
So I switched to the original graphics and sure enough, in the original I was pointed at solid wall a few inches from the edge, while in the new graphics I was a few inches past the corner’s edge.
Is 343 responding to any issues or are we just wasting our time reporting issues?
Well, it’s not really a huge problem, just a different graphic. I wouldn’t worry about it too much, if I were you.
I’ve had the same problem, but oh well its the final product and while I agree its annoying to waste ammo like that I just work with it. Its only an issue if you’re trying to go on Legendary where you need every bullet, and still not too big of a problem. At least its only inches of difference and not feet, but a tip, don’t shoot through trees… I -Yoinking!-’ hate trees.
> Well, it’s not really a huge problem, just a different graphic. I wouldn’t worry about it too much, if I were you.
When the new graphic doesn’t match what the engine uses to determine if your shot hit the wall or not, that’s a problem. I’d estimate the old corner stuck out about a foot farther than the new corner. And it certainly doesn’t match 343i’s claim that the game will play exactly the same. Fortunately I haven’t noticed a lot of this.
I did notice at one place in The Library they added a piece along the bottom of a wall and you can walk into it right up the main wall behind it because they’re using the original model to provide the boundaries for collision testing. That isn’t a problem, it just was a little weird.
if you need every bullet, use bandanna. also, some walls are added in the 2 betrayals landing pads, and rock animations can be lower. also, the platform you jump to for bandanna is lower than the graphics show.