Players Fixing Aliens: Colonial Marines
If you are one of the many people out there that aren't happy with Aliens: Colonial Marines, have no fear, there are fixes out there thanks to dedicated people like this guy.
As ACM is using an Unreal 3 engine, I've started to look through ACM's settings files (located in My Documents) a few days ago, and I've posted my findings in the original ACM custom settings.. thread. I've put in here, on the Steam forums for everyone to see. This is my first time I'm messing with Unreal 3 engine settings, so please bear with me.
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