%has a feeling of shitstorm headed his way%

Secondly, the whole lovestory thing, or, at least, for me, the drama parts and Ellie going to 'damsel-in-distress'-style personality is pretty dumb and. Firstly, game's just too generous on giving you ammo and medkits and resources. There are two points though I understand and recall. Why hate it then.? Because it makes game easy? Then, let's hate normal and easy difficulty settings! Let's have only one option: hardcore mode. It's not added at the cost of removing old aiming option. have you, like, noticed.? The aiming option in the game's settings? There is an option for classic off-centre realistic aim.įPS aiming is for those who want less hardcore-style gameplay. Necromorphs attacking you in small groups would seem somewhat illogical in such conditions, don't you think? Or would you rather enjoy him being a whining pussy, constantly weeping: 'Oh no, not this, not again.'? Plus, the game takes place on a (technically) necromorph planet, completely overrun with a necromorph outbreak. He has to get some experience in taking necromorphs out. This makes them (and the game overall) less scaring, as we know what to do: go for the limbs, don't get yourself cornered, etc. Firstly, Isaac - and we - have already faced necromorphs twice. Did I miss anything?įirst thing's first, I see switching to FPS-style gameplay with more enemies and less scaring moments in the game as natural evolution of the franchise, at least with the same protagonist. I see that everyone seems to hate a number of things in DS3: faster, FPS-style pacing of the game with tons of enemies, less 'scare' moments, arcade-FPS-style centered aiming, dumb lovestory, Isaac turning into an 'fps-badass'-style character. And I played the games in the right order, DS3 was not my first game in the franchise.

To those who are going to say that I've probably not played DS1 and DS2.

Dead space 1 vs 2