Is it the triggers snapping or stick drift?
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I'd actually been interested in that when it was fresh, but got sidelined by others (I sure as shit wish I'd given it the time I gave Beatdown: Fists of whatever the fuck). Did it get any later console releases?
Beatdown: Fist of Vengeance is the correct title.
If they did, I'd definitely give it a chance after that video.
Trigger snapping.Is it the triggers snapping or stick drift?
I thought this was kinda funny -
The Sony DualSense controller's been given 417 hours to live. My gaming keyboard? 91 years
Sony's dreamy DualSense uses the same sticks as Microsoft and Nintendo's pads, and that means it has the same failures.
Amen to that. Time and money is a precious thing. If it's a game I know deep down I am not going to enjoy, I will not bother with said game.
I consider a game 'completed' when I feel I've gotten all the entertainment out of it that I can. Sometimes that means I drop it long before ever seeing the end credits. Basically, I made a bad call. If it's a physical game, I'll sell to recuperate some of my losses. If not, though break. Lesson learned, move on, hopefully to something better. And that's fine.
I made a couple of bad calls that were digital. Thankfully, all of them were on sale for $4.99-7.99. Some of them were on PSN unfortunately, so no refunds. So it was just delete the game and move on.
But if there's no super-difficult section, how can I feel smugly superior to other people for having beaten it?
When I first heard of it, I'd hoped it would be something like STALKER, focused around survival while performing furtive scavenging runs in areas where nearly everything is hostile.
Is that really much of a hot take? Last I checked, most people did not have a problem with the combat. The main criticism was story, character motivations, and in terms of gameplay, too many "IMMERSION!" slow walking sections.
I’ve heard/read more times than not that it’s basically the same as the original gameplay-wise with little to no improvements, and that’s overlooking a lot of details to say the least. Far more opportunities for traps/setups with larger maps, going prone, diving, dodging, Max Payne 3 style aiming, crafting isn’t so cumbersome, breaking glass to access rooms, much better animation quality especially with melee and traversal, etc. I rarely hear anyone mention that kinda stuff outside of comments in different YouTube videos showing it all.
Okay, then. I believe you, I just find this surprising. After so many YT vids that go so out of their way to bash, hate on, or make fun of those that like the game, it gets lost with the arguments that look more sensible by comparison. You already know I don't like the game, but I would never go as far as to make constant take thats or put downs on those that like the game.
