@ the 0:33:15 slayer gate.Dorian Breh
Veteran
Yo, these cacodemons just eat all my ammo, how do you kill these if you're out of grenades?
Microfracture
Real G's move in silence
Lob a shotgun grenade in their mouth otherwise you gotta keep dumping shots in them
Dorian Breh
Veteran
Microfracture
Real G's move in silence
you mean sticky bombs? I'ma do just that, thanks, breh
Yea that takes care of them
Spliff
Godzilla got busy.
Yea enough time has passed to call this a timeless classic.
Would compete in any era. Probably my favorite SP FPS of all time.
The better you got, the better the game got as you start freestyling crazy shyt.
Only regret is not experience TAG1 pre-nerf. I hear the torture was stuff of legend
Would compete in any era. Probably my favorite SP FPS of all time.
The better you got, the better the game got as you start freestyling crazy shyt.
Only regret is not experience TAG1 pre-nerf. I hear the torture was stuff of legend
Only game i can beat on Ultra nightmare and come back a year later like a noob trying to finish the DLC 
edit: had to correct that.
edit: had to correct that.
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feelosofer
#ninergang
I just brought both games again for the Switch.
It actually runs pretty decently though of course concessions were made but still solid.
I agree, was more grounded and wasn't as difficult with the bullshyt.
It was definitely way more over the top. But I think difficulty wasn't the problem, it was just the loop of dump all ammo -> chainsaw for more ammo -> rinse repeat was annoying and repetitive. The gameplay is kind of braindead. That doesn't apply to everything obviously, like the boss fights.
The original game wasn't as hard but I felt rewarded skill more, if that makes sense. It was more true to the original feeling of the games, which rewarded you more for ammo conservation against the right enemies, knowing which guns to use for which enemy types, prioritizing which ones to kill first, understanding the space around you and using it to your advantage.