Save game importer should now unlock a number of multiplayer achievements on import. Increased party size limit for some playlists. Overall improvements to matchmaking and multiplayer. Lowered the requirements for multiplayer unlocks and multiplayer hidden challenges to make them more realistically achievable with the reduced multiplayer activity of the remaster. Changed multiplayer distance filter to include more regions and thus more potential players. Games are created by entering either of the matchmaking modes or 'custom game with party'. Added a new 'find game' option to multiplayer which lets you search for games manually. Added a timeout when waiting for players to get ready at the start of a multiplayer match. After the game has recorded a highlight, you can find the NVIDIA HIGHLIGHTS button in the pause menu and in the main menu. Requires a compatible NVIDIA graphics card. Added new 'Hardcore' playlist - a playlist that was available in the original console versions for a short time where it was called 'MLG Playlist' Fix: fixed a few bugs in save game importer. Fix: Hot-fixed hostages jumping out of cars. Fix: 'Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered' achievement should now be unlocked correctly. Fix: player skill matchup function wasn't implemented correctly. Fix: exiting a multiplayer match now properly counts as a loss. Originally posted by Vulpesrojo: Your game is avoiding an infinite. Fix: spacing in kill messages was adjusted. My Total War game (on STEAM) does From the launch panel of the game, click on Mod Manager. Fix: under certain conditions, players were able to kick other players in matchmaking.

Aside from RF and Battlefield I can't think of anything that scratches that itch and now I can't stop thinking about what a modern RF would be like. Dumb yet entertaining stories, but gameplay that is downright refreshing considering the lack of games that let you tear through everything like that. Kinda miss the first person perspective though. And that sledge might be the greatest melee weapon in a game. RF:G takes this to the next level by introducing an open world and environments that are even MORE destructible. BUT, the destruction mechanics save it and I'm having a blast romping through levels and blowing up everything I see.

I went into RF2 expecting to be bored by antiquated gameplay: Early 2000's graphics, no ragdoll or any of the updates to the genre made in the past 15 years. The destructive environments are up there with Half-Life 2's physics system for me in that you can't help but want these mechanics to show up in more games. Tried getting into the first one via PS4, but the random instant kills grind the fun to a halt so I'm bouncing between RF2 and RFG and am having a good time! I must confess I've never played a RF game until this week.

Red faction mod manager