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How to change voice acting language in Tower of Fantasy

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If you are playing Tower of Fantasy in an English-speaking country, then the voice dialogue will be set to English by default. To see how you are able to change to a different language in this open-world action role-playing game, you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, you need to make your way towards the Settings menu.

This can be done by pressing L2 from the main menu if you are playing with a DualShock 4 or DualSense controller. Alternatively, you can pause the game and then head over to Settings from there.

2. Inside of the Settings menu, you need to select Voice Settings from the list of available on the left side of the screen.

3. On the right side of the same screen, select the Voiceover drop-down menu.

4. You should be able to change the voice language to any of the following options:

  • English
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Portuguese
  • Chinese

5. Once you are done making your selection, exit out of the Settings menu.

You should now notice that the voiced dialogue in the game will now be spoken in the preferred language you switched over to from the aforementioned Voiceover drop-down menu.

How to prevent motion sickness while playing Quake II remaster

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You may start to feel a little nauseated when playing the PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series or Nintendo Switch versions of Quake II.

To see how you can prevent yourself from getting motion sick in this remaster of the classic first-person shooter, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first potential solution, you can try disabling View Bob. By doing so, the camera will not shake around when you are moving in Quake II. In order to do so, you need to take the following steps:

  • Open the Options menu from either the main menu or pause menu.
  • Inside of Options, select Gameplay.
  • In the Gameplay section, make sure to set View Bob to No.

2. You can also try changing the field of view as seeing more of the levels may help alleviate your nausea by doing the following:

  • Open the Options menu.
  • Select Display from the Options screen.
  • You should see the Field of View slider in the Display section. We suggest that you try slowly increasing the FoV first to see if you feel less nauseated.
  • If that doesn’t help, then you can try decreasing the slider to see if you end up feeling better.

How to change graphical effects in Quake II remaster

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The Quake II remaster features numerous graphical features that you can mess around with. If you desire, you are able to mimic the look of the original version of the first-person shooter.

To find out how you can change the graphics settings for this videogame, you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. To start off, you need to navigate over to the Options menu. You should be able to get there from the title or pause screen.

2. From the Options menu, select Display.

3. In the Display section, you should see the Texture Smoothing option, which is enabled by default. If you would like, you can try playing the Quake II remaster with this disabled if you prefer a more pixelated look.

4. From the same screen, you can scroll down to the Enhancements section, which shows the following options:

  • CRT Simulation – This will add a filter that mimics the display of a cathode-ray tube monitor.
  • Antialiasing – When enabled, this will smooth out any jaggy edges that may appear in the game.
  • Depth of Field – This will make objects that are closer appear sharper when compared to the background.
  • Bloom Lighting – This intensifies the lighting in the levels.
  • Motion Blur – This adds blurring to objects in motion.
  • Enhanced Models – By default, the Quake II remaster uses upgraded character models. If you want to play the game using the original models, then you can disable this feature.
  • Muzzle Flashes – This adds flash lighting effects when a weapon is fired.
  • Color Lightmaps – The new version of the game added new light maps that enhance the lighting. If you prefer how the game looks originally, then you can turn this off.
  • Square Particles – This will make some of the particle effects to be square shaped.
  • Fog – This adds fog effects.
  • Dynamic Shadows – This makes the shadow effects act more naturally.

How to fix Tower of Fantasy unknown error issue on PS4 and PS5

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When you start out a new game in the PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 version of Tower of Fantasy, you may end up encountering the “Unkown Error” issue. To see how you can potentially get past this error screen, you can take a look at this troubleshooting post from Seeking Tech.

This issue is related to the “Select one of two Wanderers” screen where you can select the name and gender of your playable character. If the number of characters you entered for your name is too long, then you will end up seeing “Unkown Error” on the screen. As a result, you won’t be able to progress further into the game.

In order to fix this issue, you need to shorten your name. In order to do so, exit out of the “Unknown Error” message if you haven’t done so already. You then need to press the X button on the controller from the “Select one of two Wanderers” screen.

When asked to enter your name, try to use a shortened one. You should also make sure that it is unique as players can’t use the same name.

After you are done entering your name, press R2 to continue. If you end up getting the same error again, then you can try to shorten your character’s name even further.

The development team at Hotta Studio may also fix this issue in a future update. Therefore, you should make sure that you have the latest patch for Tower of Fantasy installed on your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 console.

How to disable crossplay in Quake II remaster

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By default, the Quake II remaster support cross-platform play. As a result, players from the PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch platforms are able to play online multiplayer matches with each other.

If you want an even playing field, then you might want to turn off crossplay. To find out how you can properly do so, you can take a look at this article from Seeking Tech.

1. To begin, you need to make your way to the Options menu if you aren’t there already. This can be done from the title screen or pause screen.

2. Inside of Options, you first need to select Multiplayer.

3. Afterwards, scroll down to the Enable Crossplay option in the Multiplayer section.

4. By default, the Enable Crossplay option is set to Yes. To disable this feature, make sure you set it to No.

5. The next time you try to join or create an online multiplayer match, your session should be limited to players that are playing on the same platform.

How to fix Quake II remaster aiming issues

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You may notice that the aiming feels off when playing the Quake II remaster with a controller. To see how you can make shooting your weapon feel more natural, you can check out this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. To start off, you need to navigate over to the Options menu. This can be done from either the main menu or pause menu.

2. Once you get to Options, you need to select Input.

3. Scroll down on the next screen and you should see the following options in the Controller section:

  • Aim X (default value: 6)
  • Aim Y (default value: 3)
  • Aim Accel (default value: 15)
  • Accel Exponent (default value: 2)

You can also choose whether or not to use Aim Smoothing, which is enabled by default.

4. Further down the same screen, you should see the Deadzone section as you can adjust the dead zones for both the left and right analog sticks.

5. We recommend changing one setting at a time and then testing it out in the game. If your aim still feels off, then you can return to the options > Controller menu again to make more adjustments.

It may take multiple attempts to get the aiming reticle to feel natural in the Quake II remaster.

How to disable vibration in Quake II remaster

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The Quake II remaster has vibration enabled by default if you are playing with a PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch controller. If you find that the rumble is too intense and/or distracting, then you can check out this guide to see how you can disable this feature.

1. For the first step, you need to open the Options menu from either the title screen or pause screen.

2. Inside of the Options menu, you need to select Input.

3. Next, you need to scroll down to the Controller section.

4. You should see the Vibration setting, which is set to Yes by default. To complete disable haptics, you need to set this to No.

Alternatively, you can keep the Vibration setting enabled and then change the Vibration Intensity. By default, this setting is set to 5.

To decrease the intensity, you can move the slider to the left. To increase, you can move the slider to the right. The Vibration Intensity setting has a range of 1 to 10.

5. Once you are done changing the rumble feature, you should back out of the Options menu.

When you start playing the Quake II remaster again, you should notice the change in controller haptics.

DualSense Edge settings for Exoprimal

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To improve your performance, you might want to consider playing Exoprimal with the DualSense Edge. You can check out this guide from Seeking Tech to see what settings you can use for this controller when it comes to fighting against dinosaurs and competing against others in this team-based third-person shooter.

Custom Button Assignments

You can find the default button layout for the DualSense controller in Exoprimal below:

  • X: Jump
  • R2: Primary Attack
  • L2: Active Skill #1 or Aim
  • R1: Active Skill #2
  • L1: Active Skill #3
  • L3: Sprint or Scope Magnification
  • Square: Reload or Interact
  • Triangle: Rig Skill
  • Circle: Place Craft
  • Triangle and Circle: Overdrive
  • Touchpad: Suit Change
  • Up Directional Pad: Comm Wheel
  • Right Directional Pad: Help Navigation
  • Left Directional Pad: Player List
  • Down Directional Pad: Suit Details
  • R3: Set Marker

Since the DualSense Edge comes with two back buttons that can be assigned to any of the action buttons, we suggest that you assign the left back button to L3 and then the right back button to R3.

By using the back button for the L3 actions, you no longer have to awkwardly press down on the left analog stick to run or use the scope magnification. You also no longer need to press the right analog stick down in order to set a marker.

Of course, you can set the back buttons any way you see fit. For more button customizations , you can go to the in-game Settings menu and then navigate your way over to Controller >Button Mapping.

Trigger Stops

To make aiming and firing your weapons a lot more responsive, we suggest that you move the sliders of the L2 and R2 buttons all the way to the bottom on the back of your DualSense Edge.

You can also head over to the Trigger Deadzone menu on the PlayStation 5 to further adjust how sensitive you want the two trigger buttons to be.

Stick Sensitivity and Deadzones

We found that the default sensitivity and dead zones of Exoprimal to be a little off when aiming our weapons.

Fortunately, you can manually adjust the aim sensitivity, dead zone, acceleration and response curve of the analog sticks from the in-game Setting menu by heading over to Controller > Controller Settings.

You can also head over to the Stick Sensitivity and Deadzones menu of the Edge from the PS5 system menu if you need to fine tune the analog stick movements.

Wired Communication

To prevent any potential input lag that may have resulted when using the DualSense Edge as a wireless gamepad, we recommend plugging the controller directly into your PS5.

Afterwards, open the console’s Settings menu and then select Accessories > Controller (General) > Communication Method > Use USB Cable.

Keep the Edge plugged into your PS5 to make sure that you are playing Exoprimal with very little button input latency.

How to fix Exoprimal input lag

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You may encounter some input lag while playing Exoprimal. To see how you can lower the latency in this third-person multiplayer shooter, you can take a look at this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. If you haven’t done so already, you should make sure that you plug the controller directly to your PC or console. Using the gamepad over a wired connection should reduce the input lag when compared to using a wireless connection.

On the PS5, you also need to go to the console’s Settings menu and then select Accessories > Controllers > Communication Method > Use USB so that you can use the DualSense as a wired controller.

On a PS4 or PS4 Pro console, head over to the console’s Settings menu and then select Devices > Controllers > Communication Method > Use USB Cable in order to use the DualShock 4 as a wired pad.

2. If you are playing Exoprimal on a television screen, then you should check to see if you have Game Mode, or a similar sounding mode, enabled.

This picture setting is designed to lower the input lag when playing video games.

3. Exoprimal is an online-only game. Therefore, you should make sure you have a stable internet connection to reduce any potential latency.

If possible, we recommend connecting your PC or console to the internet via an Ethernet cable. If you can only use Wi-Fi, you should make sure that the signal is strong enough.

When playing, we also recommend that you stop any downloads or streams on the same network to free up bandwidth when playing the game.

4. If you are having problems aiming, then you can open the in-game Settings menu of Exoprimal and then head over to the Controller > Controller Settings.

From there, you will be able to change the sensitivity, dead zone, acceleration as well as other aiming features.

How to find the missing Exoprimal alpha variant exosuits

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The Overdrive Kit 1 pack for Exoprimal comes with the following variants:

  • Deadeye α
  • Zephyr α
  • Barrage α
  • Vigilant α
  • Roadblock α:
  • Krieger α
  • Murasame α
  • Witchdoctor α
  • Skywave α
  • Nimbus α

If you can’t seem to locate these DLC suits, then you can check out this troubleshooting guide from Seeking Tech.

1. To start off, it is important to note that the aforementioned alpha variant exosuits won’t be made available until the first title update for Exoprimal. The first major patch is currently scheduled for August 16, 2023.

If that date hasn’t passed yet, then you simply need to wait until the title update arrives before gaining access to the new suits.

2. If you have the latest patch downloaded after the aforementioned date but the alpha variant exosuits are still missing, then you should check to see if you have the DLC properly installed.

If you are playing on PlayStation 5, for instance, you need to open the home screen of your console and then move the menu cursor over to the Exoprimal icon. Afterwards, press the Options button on the controller and then select Manage Game Content.

On the Xbox consoles, move the menu cursor over to the Exoprimal icon on the guide menu or home menu. Next, you need to press the Menu button on the controller and then select Manage Game and Add-Ons. Finally, select the top option on the right side of the Manage – Exoprimal screen.

Try to look to see if you have the Early Unlock Ticket Pack 1 downloaded and installed as that should contain the variants.

3. If you still can’t find the suits, then you can try uninstalling the game and/or DLC pack. Afterwards, re-download the game and/or DLC pack to see if doing so will make the alpha variant exosuits appear.

4. One last step you can take is to contact Capcom directly. When doing so, make sure you have your Capcom ID information as well as your proof of purchase.

You should be able to contact the company with this link.