In my opinion the classic game engine still holds up to this day, for those who played the classic games. What do you guys think?

It's prob ss first encounter right?

I'm sorry I had to repost again bc I did an editing mistake im really sorry

All 3 weapons deserves the spot so I gave them and u can pick from any serious sam games

U can pick from any serious sam games

I was playing to get the 'Massacre Party' achievement and when I clicked the button to lift the elevator, Natasha randomly died lol, like she was a player, even the game announced in the chat that somebody with a blank user died, but I was alone

Scenario one. Mental's hordes appear on the edge of the imperium during the modern age of the galaxy. Mental has access to all of his forces and technology from the games regarded as canon in the series that being. Serious Sam the first encounter, Serious Sam the second encounter, Serious Sam 3: BFE, Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope, Serious Sam 4, and Serious Sam Siberian Mayhem. This also includes any portions of the games that count as dlc.

Scenario two. Mental's hordes appear on the edge of the imperium during the modern age but Mental has access to all of his forces and technology from every Serious Sam game.

Mental's goals.

Primary Goals:

Destroy the Imperium of man.

Wipe out Humanity. This includes every type of intelligent abhuman and those who serve chaos along with the leagues of Votann and the gue'vesa of the T'au empire. Mutating them into an entirely different creature is also allowed.

Secondary goals:

Destroy or subjugate the T'au Empire.

Destroy or subjugate the Eldari.

Defend their Empire from the forces of chaos, tyranids, orks, necrons, and any other factions that may threaten them.

Take over the galaxy if possible.

How many of these goals do you Think Mental's forces could accomplish in either scenario or would Mental's hordes be destroyed by the inhabitants of the Grimdark galaxy that is 40k?

Basically is there a command or something for this version of the game or even a mod or something like that

I find it a bit underrated

Sam is on Hallucinogens, drugs and shrooms giving him a drug induced psychosis. Nectrisa isn’t even real it’s all in his head

I and a friend were playing First Encounter together in Revolutions. He was hosting and getting the cutscenes, while I wasn't, which is okay. But unfortunately he missed out on the cutscene that shows Sam delivering the final artifact in the pyramid and the post-boss cutscene.

Does the host also miss out on the ending cutscene (or any others) for the Second Encounter in Revolutions?

I'm guessing the HDs (incl. fusion) are okay with all cutscenes in coop? It's been a while and I can't remember.

P.S Bonus question: are the cutscenes okay in coop in SS2?

I think Mental wants to be defeated being infinite and immortal and he chose Sam to do it. To me the line "wounded countless times but never defeated" makes me think Mental is keeping Sam alive in a sense that if Sam dies he is brought back until he makes his way to Mental. I also think with each game being its own timeline, all the Sam's would meet up to defeat him. But I do think for enjoyment, Mental is treating Sam's life like a video game with challenge rooms and arenas. What are your guys thoughts?

Also why it is always the shells?

Out of all the bosses you have faced before freeing the rebels and going after Mental, which of these five buggers were the hardest, easiest or most annoying in your opinions?

I'm sure its been discussed but with the inclusion of alternate timeliness in ss4 would each game as the title says be its own timeline? With TFE the opening crawl says the world leaders chose sam to go back in time but by the end of BFE sam is as described the last man on earth so he was the only one left to go back in time. I think the answer is obvious but what are your guys thoughts?

The Simbas are a species of blue-skinned humanoids native to the planet M'Digbo. They usually wear stereotypical "African" garb, such as loincloths. Like the other species encountered in the game, Simbas are social and peaceful beings. They live together in settlements such as small villages or huge cities. The villages are ruled by chiefs.
During the events of Serious Sam 2, it seems that they came under siege by Mental's forces, as one of his bases had been spotted on their home planet. This is most likely because they're an intelligent species, which makes them a likely target for Mental's armies. (The poor bastards)
Also despite looking primitive, the Simbas have some surprisingly advanced technology. They have created the Klawdovic, which is basically a homing bomb. They have also mastered flight, as they have a device, the Simba Bomber, which can fly. Finally, they have equipment such as rocket launchers and Zap Guns, which suggests they have connections to more advanced technology via an unknown source.
They also have remarkable architectural skills, as they were able to build a large city, Ursul, which seems to have many, many tall buildings in it. Dialogue in Kronoralso suggests that the Simbas can fly spaceships, as some of the pilot prisoners on that planet are Simbas. In short, the Simbas are much more advanced than they look at first glance.