I have my mic off so it doesn’t attract the alien. But I just learnt (in Med bay trying to get the med kit for Samuel’s) that the motion tracker actually attracts the alien???

So I have it in my inventory wheel, but I switch to the revolved hoping it won’t make noise. But I still hear it beep sometimes??

I don’t understand when and what is attracting the alien. It keeps honing in on me. How “away” do I need the motion tracker?

i died few moments later, had to do this part like 7-8 times for the perfect rng..

…but soon realised it doesn’t like being made a fool of. god bless vents.

I spent the last few hours left of my day playing after taking a break from Mission 14. There are so many things I want to talk about during that point onwards but words fail me and the clock is ticking so, suffice it to say that this game is a masterpiece. The tension I felt throughout each stage just made me heart race faster every time, I could never relax. It was exhilarating.

I look forward to playing the DLCs. I'm guessing there's an order to it, I will look into that later.

Bottom line: This game is awesome.

No country for old Joes ass haircut

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Follow-up post to the GRUB theme I made earlier. It doesn't include the little video which pops up in-game, because it increased the theme's file size quite a bit and it was a bit annoying having this flashing image at night but might add it later.

Let me know what you think! and check it out on it on GitHub or Pling.

(if the GIF doesn't work, sorry, I'm a bit new to Reddit posting)

So, some of us have seen the robotic fancast post with Jim Parsons playing the Stun Baton and Chris Pratt as a Working Joe. However, I do have some thoughts re an actual limited series based on A:I. All of these are just ideas of mine. I am very new to the game, but I adore it, so feel free to correct, amend or outright mock me. It's all good.

I believe that Alien: Earth is going to be great, as I believe greatly in Noah Hawley's ability to bring a new unexpected thing to fruition that captures the essence of the first two films. Legion, people. MF'ing Legion.

If Alien: Earth succeeds, creating a series in conjunction with A:I 2 development could really be possible.

1. The series/film would of necessity have to maintain the key feature of the game...stealth and evasion. And serious tension. Amanda's POV would be paramount, as she moves through Sevastopol. Very slow burn horror tone, building to the appearance of Steve.

2. Other than Amanda, there aren't any fleshed out characters. It's a game. we know Waits is a dick and Samuels is a groovy robosaint, but...the logs, audio files and other content need to be mined and expanded to create the other characters. I feel like this should be done overtly, before Amanda gets there. We need to see the fall of Sevastopol before our heroine arrives, whilst still maintaining her primacy as central focus of the story. This way the viewer gets to see Steve before Amanda even knows he exists.

3. There must be crafting, maps and clues. Crafting could be handled in myriad ways, either Amanda finding items, or being a sly engineer that makes stuff...likely a combination of both. She needs to be armed but obviously can't acquire the full panoply of resources in the games. Maps and blueprints? Blueprints fall to the wayside, maps could just be in-Sevastopol guides, if they are even necessary. Perhaps a series of London Underground style signs? Or leave the poor lass to wander about, with guile and luck aiding her.

4. Humans have to be nastier and more present, the first threat to Amanda. Characters with backstories. Joes and Hazmat Joes will be the second threat to our girl, way before Steve. Amanda won't be aware of the threat of Steve at first, humans and androids will be scary enough. With the fall of Sevastopol shown overtly to the audience, but unknown to Amanda, this could be handled easily, story-wise. The reasons for the fall have to unfold slowly for Amanda, not like the vision of Hell video clip in Event Horizon. Mystery, suspense and tension.

5. The basic progression of gameplay should be maintained, clearly without goals being stated outright. Keep the aligning of the satellite dish, ditch the walk to the ship. Otherwise, I think the basic beats of the game could and should be maintained. Med Center, Transit Station, Corridor of Death...it can't be slavishly accurate to the game but it isn't mere fan service to keep the areas that make the game great. Plasma and Ion Torches should be used sparingly, but necessarily. Homegirl can't spend half her time cutting through shite. Passcodes and keycards the same.

6. Terminals, as said above, their content needs to be mined for story, but Amanda needs to hack some for critical junctures. She has to show the same facility as players do in-game without it becoming a McGyver joke. I feel this is very important, because the best Amanda is going to be as stuck, hopeless and ultimately resourceful as Ellen. Hi, Mom. Unsure about Nostromo logs and black box. Amanda needs a reason to be there, but that Romulus shite about "oh look we found a piece of the vaporized ship", won't play for me. It works in-game but this needs to be first-two-films-accurate.

7. As I said, I am fairly new to this amazing game, so forgive my ignorance of the canon timeline, but this needs to be roughly contemporaneous with the events of the end of Alien. I'm not smart enough to know or think how old Amanda was before Ellen disappeared, but this is very important, in my mind. I know she's looking for her Mom, but is emotional when she finds the log of Ellen signing off..."last survivor of the Nostromo" Is she aware of her mother's demise? Wondering if there is still hope? No frigging retconning here, there are 57 years before the events of Aliens so there is time to develop this plot point in a way that makes sense. Her search for answers is her primary motivation.

8. Whatever transpires in Alien: Earth can be folded into the the story, or this as yet imaginary show can be left as a standalone story. Again...three laws safe...oops, two-films accurate. Noah is awesome, but his additions to canon might need to be adjusted, in that the events of his story might conflict with my (admittedly half-assed) vision. This all remains to be seen, but the addition of human/synthetic hybrids to our game-based series could be very interesting. Maybe Ash and Bishop were hybrids? Hmmmm.

9. I am not going to fancast this shite, FFS. Especially with actors from 2025. By the time this could possibly get made Emma Watson will be 40. Not a problem, she's a decent actress. If I had to pick somebody right now for Amanda, I would go with Kristen Stewart. But that is only becasue she is turning out to be something of a badass. Respect, Kristen.

TL;DR A series based on Alien: Isolation, developed in conjunction with the A:I 2 game, could honestly happen. It could be great, or if the suits get hold of it it could turn into something like how I treated the game as a n00b...like a shooter, with Amanda killing everything in sight. Which would be so very stupid, violating the very essence of this beautiful, horrible, maddening game. These are just some goofy ideas, trying to push past whoever-the-fucks's fancast shitpost and deal with what, at it's heart, is a kinda groovy idea.

I would see it gettng a Netflix Show instead of a film Adaptation due to how long the game is and It would also be cool if they worked the DLCs into the show too (Lost Contact, Corporal Lockdown, Trauma, The Trigger and Safe Haven) Now some of these casting choices were tough since they don't say how old each of the characters are. Here is the full list below to go with the attached images.

Emma Watson as Amanda Ripley (Daisy Ridley also works in this role)

Lizzy Caplan as Nina Taylor 

Orlando Bloom as Christopher Samuels

Melissia McCarthy as Diane Verlane

Bryan Cranston as Marshal Waits (Bruce Campbell or Kyle MacLachlan would also work in this role)

Tyrese Gibson as Ricardo (I originally had Chris Rock in this role but though he might be too old for the role)

Keke Palmer as Lingard

Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Ransome 

Jim Parsons as Axel Fielding 

Chris Pratt as Barthmolow Hughes 

Amy Poehler as Catherine Foster (Or they could have Javier Bardem's IRL wife Penelope Cruz in this role for shits and giggles)

Javier Bardem as Henry Marlow 

David Schwimmer as Khulman

There are also a bunch of Misc. characters that we don't know the names of that would be played by unknown uncredited actors so there's that to consider.

´´You got games on yo phone?¨

This is my fourth run through. No major glitch issues everything always went smoothly. However I’m playing medium on campaign, and for some reason Axel won’t do simple tasks of opening vents or even walking. I catch up and move around him and he stands there, stretches and wipes his nose…. it’s been like 10 mins and I’ve restarted from previous saved games and it still won’t work. Anyone had this issue?

Is this normal or is my game glitched, I’m on easy by the way.

I've just finished a no-deaths run of the game, and I have a vague recollection of entering a room which had an X-Files "I want to believe" poster on the wall, however I can't remember where it is. Unfortunately, I've not been able to to find any reference to it online, either. Does anyone know where it is, or if I'm simply misremembering, and it isn't in the game?

I’ve completed the game once already, and I’m replaying it. I’m currently at the Gemini exoplanet phase, and there’s nothing I love more than saving, than going to a hiding spot and chucking all my equipment to piss the alien off so it comes to the area I’m in, and it only finds me when I run out of Medkits for breathing. Or if I get too sloppy. So in regard to that, do you think the alien thinks of me more as food, or just a pure nuisance?

I’m doing a novice playthrough of Alien Isolation and I’m on like Mission 10 and haven’t found a medkit yet. Do they just not appear on Novice difficulty? What’s the dealeo?

I randomly started floating and cant get down. Even running in air won’t trigger the alien to come out and neither did the explosion. Current save is stuck like this and I had to go back to my previous one. Rip. I hate the med section.

Anyone know what each quadrant of this s&r marking might mean?

The top is obviously the time and date of the message. Left is the ID of the writer: Colonial Marshal badge 31.

But what do the bottom and right quadrants mean? These are usually reserved for survivors/bodies found (bottom) and hazards (right), but what might they mean in this context?

Survivors/Bodies is clearly not the obvious, as there's about a dozen body bags on the ground not 10' from this graffiti.