Stuff gets stuck in walls, your wrench sometimes refuses to work and enemies respawn in places where they really ought not to be able to.
The rules of the game seem to work against you in odd ways. Too bad for you, it's keyboard and mouse controlled. It soon becomes clear that you're playing as a guy who literally has a computer jammed in his face. You can't just whip out a power whenever you feel like it either you've gotta equip the Psi-Amp first. You can bind individual powers or tiers of powers to keys. Shooting is awkward, dodging is awkward, the interface is awkward. If there's one thing you should know about System Shock 2 it's that the game makes everything as awkward as it can possibly be. They're all very weak, sneaky, hidey guys, as it should be. None of the guys are combat guys, really. PSI guy isn't really a combat guy though. New players might want to play on Normal and be a PSI guy so they can use their PSI points at all it's a lot easier to turn PSI guy into a hacker than it is to turn Navy guy into a PSI user. The ability to use Cryokinesis is very useful against cameras and PSI guy can get healing pretty quickly. To unlock the freeze ball power (the first PSI attack) for the Navy guy, I'd have to spend every stat point I'd earned so far. characters there's a big stat point cost to allow you to use PSI powers at all and then you need to buy each PSI power on top of that.
PSI guy has to buy the ability to use guns, so if you want to use the ammo you're finding, you'll have to wait for powers even longer.įor non O.S.A. All of the best tricks are incredibly expensive in terms of stat points so you'll have to sit tight, buy nothing and wrench everything before you can become a mega wizard. PSI points don't recharge so they're another finite resource. PSI guy starts with a freeze ball power but that doesn't mean he can go blasting it all over the place. There's not a lot of difference between PSI guy and Navy guy on Normal difficulty.
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