I am more creeped out by the people that gets a can of soda and drops a military grade sniper rifle at your feet. Where'd they keep that and why would they just drop it on the ground?Something Amyss said:
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This game was misrepresented to me. Not once have I had to use a mathematical function in this game.
When are they going to release the interesting Tom Clancy game that was showcased at last year's E3 as some free-roaming stealth single player world? These multiplayer fests are not where the series excels. Though they aren't bad. They just aren't brilliant either, not for loner gamers such as one's self.
Where they're keeping it is precisely why they don't want to touch it.Gethsemani said:
Probably also why the animations are so stiff.
This is pretty fun to play with friends, but unless you want to DZ it up, it's kind of lacking.Imperioratorex Caprae said:
Random baddies do respawn, but encounters do not seem to. Also, the random baddies don't seem to be random in the sense of where they'll show up as much as whether or not they'll be here this time. There's a thing of tools near the post office, so it's easy to remember this specific one, and a group of guys spawn right around the corner. It was shocking the first time, because I'd farmed those tools like ten times. Now I check for them first and deal with them if necessary.
You can replay missions like in the beta, but I can imagine this getting tiresome with time.
The problem is, this leaves a largely empty open world. Once you've dealt with the encounters in an area, all there is to do is gather resources (which do respawn) and watch out for the looters and rioters. And with the way the DZ is sequestered, I can't even play with some of my friends right now, which definitely makes it a no-no, but I'm not much on the PVPing anyway.
I mean, they advertised the DZ as the place to get the best loot, not the only part of the game worth replaying.
Wait, doesn't shooting help? Has the NRA been lying to me? I thought guns helped people and guns help kill the virus right? Right?FogHornG36 said:
'Murica!!
*shoots another hobo* What virus??FogHornG36 said:
OT: ...And I thought the Badlands were unintentionally hostile...
Other than that, couldn't they have dragged the body out of plain sight to prevent getting shot by an unexpected party?
The only way to stop a bad virus with a gun is with a good virus with a gun.Parasondox said:
...wait....
I am surprised this hasn't sparked more of an outrage, one of the primary activities in the game is gunning down looters (despite your character CONSTANTLY looting) wearing sports capes and hoodies, I don't even wanna go there and it seems neither does the rest of the internet.