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I just watched a video on the upcoming Resident Evil 2 remake, a game I was eagerly anticipating.
However, I saw that they put in a virtually indestructible Tyrant enemy that continually follows you throughout the buildings. The game designers purpose for that was to create a continued sense of tension and unease, as you cannot take your time to figure out your surroundings lest the enemy catches up to you.
I hope to find out more about this, but that really dampened my enthusiasm.
I enjoyed Tyrant in RE 3 long ago--definitely added a sense of urgency when he showed up.
As I recall I avoided him whenever I encountered him, unless there was a scripted encounter you couldn't get out of, but I'm now learning he drops super-rare items (parts for a powerful weapon) if you engage him. I currently have RE 3 on PSP, will probably fire it up just to try that.
I enjoyed Tyrant in RE 3 long ago--definitely added a sense of urgency when he showed up.
As I recall I avoided him whenever I encountered him, unless there was a scripted encounter you couldn't get out of, but I'm now learning he drops super-rare items (parts for a powerful weapon) if you engage him. I currently have RE 3 on PSP, will probably fire it up just to try that.
Nemesis was the one in RE3. Tyrant is the one in RE2 who is also known as Mr. X. All I want to see in this remake is the birth of William Birkin's monster baby after he impregnates that one detective in the jail.
Nemesis was the one in RE3. Tyrant is the one in RE2 who is also known as Mr. X. All I want to see in this remake is the birth of William Birkin's monster baby after he impregnates that one detective in the jail.
I enjoyed Tyrant in RE 3 long ago--definitely added a sense of urgency when he showed up.
As I recall I avoided him whenever I encountered him, unless there was a scripted encounter you couldn't get out of, but I'm now learning he drops super-rare items (parts for a powerful weapon) if you engage him. I currently have RE 3 on PSP, will probably fire it up just to try that.
I think the latest rumor is that RE3 will also be remade.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is the most previous game I played and it was subjected to one of the quickest uninstalls ever. When I was playing and not dealing with the seemingly constant onslaught of loading screens, it shaping up to a pretty good game. However, all of those loading screens destroy any and all fun and immersion there is to be had. It doesn't matter if you're using a HDD or SSD. The loading times take the same amount of time and are just as frequent. Then you're met with a severe drop in frame rates during conversations.
God of War is amazing. The combat's pretty easy though & I feel overpowered. The previous God of War games were much more challenging. Do I dare turn up the difficulty now or does it suddenly get a lot harder? I'm on regular/medium difficulty. I think I'm maybe 2/3 of the way through. I'm where the boy got sick & we're taking him back to the witch.
Edit: I upped the difficulty. It feels more balanced now.
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Immortal Redneck by way of GOG on my custom rig. It's a FPS with elements of Borderlands and any given rogue-lite, but you get to keep your level and skills when you die. After respawning, you get to spend all of the money you looted from the last romp through a pyramid. Spending money will make you more powerful and unlock skills, certain favors, and so on. I found myself enjoying more than I thought I would.
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