It's kind of annoying loading up a save and needing to run to the console to disable all of the sounds that annoy me over and over again. I can cope with turning my computer back on, but needing to disable like 4 different sounds with every load is quite exhausting.
I honestly wish there were just options in the settings to disable these things, instead of needing to use the in-game console in the base to do so.
As I had mentioned, it's definitely possible, because that's how I play the game. It might be an option you need to toggle on, but it's not labelled as expected. I genuinely can't remember what I did to do it back then, but I've never had to change it, even through updates. I wish I had an answer.
I'll look into my settings and see.
Maybe. But you also have to question how complicated that might be to do. I'm not a coder or game creator by any stretch, but I imagine that might take a lot of time to do, let alone developing a co-op mode to begin with.
Possible? Maybe. Likely? I'm not sure. It's a neat idea, and I can imagine that if co-op did come around, they might end up doing something like that.
While I would like a co-op mode for the game, I don't think it'll happen, simply because the dev doesn't think it's even possible to do, or might take too long to develop at this point.
I'm not saying it's set in stone, but the game is designed to be a solo experience, and I feel like it might be for the best, tbh. While I would love a co-op mode, you gotta admit that having someone else there with you would probably make the game a lot less spooky. Most of the spooks COME from being alone during everything that can happen in the game.
Very likely, so, yes. For one, the game should be launched directly, either from Itch itself, or from its application. And normally, when you download things from Itch (if you're using the application of Itch) then a dedicated folder is created for the games.
Considering you said he put it in his downloads folder, I would assume he downloaded the file more directly. He should extract it to a folder that isn't just downloads for most stability. Perhaps its own dedicated folder, he can label however. It wouldn't be the first time I've seen someone have this problem because the game wasn't in its own, dedicated place.
Try that, and see what happens.
Borderless Windowed does exist in the game options. Everything else you said, though, it depends on exactly what you're looking for. Like, what more volume sliders do you need? For what? If some things in the base bother you, you have the option to disable certain system sounds from the console in the server room.
Honestly, I don't see the problem in general. Yeah, it's a bit difficult to get used to, but more often than not, the only thing I use is Alternate and R to place something where I am pointing. Everything else, I just use the radial menu for.
Is it that hard? Not really. You only make it as complicated as you want it to be. You don't even need to use most of the controls, tbh.
If you look in Task Manager, and go to Performance, if you went to your drive, it should tell you the type. Either HDD or SSD. If it's HDD, I'd recommend trying to put the game on an SSD, and see if that fixes your issue.
On another note, if your HDD is actually slow enough to not be able to load in textures, I would be pretty concerned.
Try refreshing custom assets. If that doesn't work, see if the "use" prompt is on the rugs/posters when you set them down. The updates over time added the function to have more custom assets, and allows you to select which one to use for that dedicated custom asset.
If those methods don't work, it may have been an update failsafe, and they might not be custom anymore. The only thing I can suggest at that point is just to buy new custom items, and re-apply them.
Well, I hope you get it figured out. I'm not exactly knowledgeable enough with graphical settings to know what you must've messed up. You could always reset your options, as an alternative method to fixing your issue.
If a setting is what messed it up, then resetting the settings to default should fix the issue. Might be annoying to set everything how you want it again, but it should at least fix the issue. (In theory, if that's what messed it up to begin with.)
I am unsure if this is the exact problem I had a while back with certain programs, but in case it is, try this:
If you are using a Geforce GPU, go to your desktop, right click, and bring up Nvidia Control Pannel.
In manage 3D settings, look for Antialiasing - FXAA, and if it's on, turn it off.
See if that fixes your issue. Alternatively, if Antialiasing if offered up in the in-game settings, if the option is available, switch it to another mode, like TAA. I can't remember if it's an option for the game.
