Really? Huh. Maybe it's because I played it in a garage on a projector where the screen was still impossibly dark on the highest brightness setting (we couldn't even see the crescent moon on the mall door leading to the split worm boss). In fact, it was so dark that we didn't find any SMG ammo the entire first time we played it. That's also probably why I consider it the most frightening silent hill; the walls in that garage looked a lot like the ones in the game.Gontear said:Uh. There's an unlimited amount of monsters in a certain floor in the hotel level. They come out of a hole in the hallway.jeretik said:I still remember having more ammo in SH3 than I encountered in all of SH5: Homecoming, and killing 50-60 monsters.gmanyo said:In Silent Hill 3, there was almost no ammo or health, and fighting was nigh impossible, sojeretik said:I haven't watched this Zero Punctuation episode yet, since I lost my interest in it a long time ago, but judging from the comments, he bashed the game.
Bullshit.
Homecoming is far, far better than Silent Hill 3 & 4. And it has less combat than any other game in the series.
I think there's a misunderstanding. I was talking about Silent Hill 5 having unlimited monster spawn points. Read some official reviews. I just noticed it on the hotel level.gmanyo said:Really? Huh. Maybe it's because I played it in a garage on a projector where the screen was still impossibly dark on the highest brightness setting (we couldn't even see the crescent moon on the mall door leading to the split worm boss). In fact, it was so dark that we didn't find any SMG ammo the entire first time we played it. That's also probably why I consider it the most frightening silent hill; the walls in that garage looked a lot like the ones in the game.Gontear said:Uh. There's an unlimited amount of monsters in a certain floor in the hotel level. They come out of a hole in the hallway.jeretik said:I still remember having more ammo in SH3 than I encountered in all of SH5: Homecoming, and killing 50-60 monsters.gmanyo said:In Silent Hill 3, there was almost no ammo or health, and fighting was nigh impossible, sojeretik said:I haven't watched this Zero Punctuation episode yet, since I lost my interest in it a long time ago, but judging from the comments, he bashed the game.
Bullshit.
Homecoming is far, far better than Silent Hill 3 & 4. And it has less combat than any other game in the series.
But yeah, there were way more monsters. I just never bothered fighting (or at least on the second time through, the time that we DIDN'T get stuck on the final boss and have to start over).