Just ended Leon's campaign and was thoroughly impressed. I don't see how anyone who enjoyed RE5 could shyt on RE6. My only complaint about Leon's campaign is that there were no daylight levels
(sue me, daylight better showcases the visuals imo). The last two chapters were 100x better than the first 3. Graphically and gameplay wise the game is a huge step up from RE5. RE5, while a great game felt like u were controlling a tank when moving ur character. U feel much lighter and agile in this game, ur feet are no longer stuck to the ground. The facial expressions and hair movement are better in RE6 also.
Fatboi1 is complaining about the difficulty of simple boss fights n shyt tho....
These same cats who praise the OG RE games for not holding your hand all the way through telling you what to do are complaining about this. If the game did indeed tell you exactly what to do for that last boss fight then you'd be complaining about it being too easy. nikkas who complain about difficulty are bytches, maybe u should play on Amatuer bro
(which is what u probably were playing it on anyway )
Overall I enjoyed it. The ppl rating this game 3/10 and what not are basically Survival Horror enthusiast who want the game to be like RE1.......I hope this game sells well so they can continue to put out action packed RE games like this in the future. I don't want that slow paced Silent Hill BS. Hopefully Claire is in the next one.
Leon's story alone took me about 7 hours and 45 minutes to complete. Which is basically the length of 95% of most single player action games
(Uncharted, Gears, Alan Wake etc) and that alone would have been worth a $60 purchase
(people pay the same for sports games with just updated rosters and a few new animations, RE6 offers way much more for the same price) Gonna wait a while before I start Chris's campaign, backlog cray and I wanna finish a few other games before I start it. Got about 4 more missions to complete before I finally get that trophy in Battlefield 3 for ending the single player on Hard.