Wow. Short game is short. People weren't kidding about the six hours thing. And that's on Realistic. I could probably blow through it within three hours on Easy, then. :/
Subtitles were still fast, but I caught most of them (and having to retry a few checkpoints I caught most of the conversations), annoying. :|
Realistic is the way to play the game, IMO. But even then it devolves into "be seen, get shot once or twice, get into cover and wait a minute to health regen. Blow the shit out of enemies instead of sneaking past."
This isn't a Splinter Cell game, IMO. This is an action game starring Sam Fisher and
. :|
Mark and Execute is used WAAAAY too much. Even on realistic you can basically have a dude spot you, move around your last known position/cover point and take him out after marking four dudes with the Five-Nine and execute them in the process. *yawn*
The only true stealth section is
and even that falls into "kill/ko (while shooting them in the head)" guards from afar and nearly none of them will go into alert. :|
God, this game: The story is passable but the gameplay makes the old Splinter Cell fan in me cry.
So glad I rented the game for the singleplayer. Guess I'll wait until it's about $20 (I still need to pick up Double Agent 360 to try the daytime missions) in a year for the co-op story. :|
Basically what you said, however while I can appreciate the story I can't appreciate the gameplay as mark and execute is an "I win" button. Take that shit out and have me have to sneak around dudes or shoot them MY GODDAMN SELF instead of just sonar (BTW, nice, but I still prefer night vision and heat) goggle, mark mark mark mark, bash door with one non-marked dude near it. EXECUTE. Move through to the next room to do the same thing. :/
And the realistic glitch hit me so now I have to redo the last two levels again. Instead of trying to sneak past all of them (and just killing them once one of them somehow finds me in the dark/black-white), I'll just rambo it. Fuck it, it's what Max apparently wants Sam to do because "SAM DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT SHOOTING RANDOM GUARDS ON AMERICAN SOIL
LOL"
Oh, yeah, and the split ending isn't really that split. :/ Meh.
Subtitles were still fast, but I caught most of them (and having to retry a few checkpoints I caught most of the conversations), annoying. :|
Realistic is the way to play the game, IMO. But even then it devolves into "be seen, get shot once or twice, get into cover and wait a minute to health regen. Blow the shit out of enemies instead of sneaking past."
This isn't a Splinter Cell game, IMO. This is an action game starring Sam Fisher and
Rezzing Sarah for a plot point of Meggido for Splinter Cell 6, While Killing Lambert in Splinter Cell 4
Mark and Execute is used WAAAAY too much. Even on realistic you can basically have a dude spot you, move around your last known position/cover point and take him out after marking four dudes with the Five-Nine and execute them in the process. *yawn*
The only true stealth section is
Third Echelon infiltration in the parking garage
God, this game: The story is passable but the gameplay makes the old Splinter Cell fan in me cry.
So glad I rented the game for the singleplayer. Guess I'll wait until it's about $20 (I still need to pick up Double Agent 360 to try the daytime missions) in a year for the co-op story. :|
Net_Wrecker said:Basically I want more of the old Splinter Cell back. I appreciate what they did with this one,
Basically what you said, however while I can appreciate the story I can't appreciate the gameplay as mark and execute is an "I win" button. Take that shit out and have me have to sneak around dudes or shoot them MY GODDAMN SELF instead of just sonar (BTW, nice, but I still prefer night vision and heat) goggle, mark mark mark mark, bash door with one non-marked dude near it. EXECUTE. Move through to the next room to do the same thing. :/
And the realistic glitch hit me so now I have to redo the last two levels again. Instead of trying to sneak past all of them (and just killing them once one of them somehow finds me in the dark/black-white), I'll just rambo it. Fuck it, it's what Max apparently wants Sam to do because "SAM DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT SHOOTING RANDOM GUARDS ON AMERICAN SOIL
FOR HIS DAUGHTER
Oh, yeah, and the split ending isn't really that split. :/ Meh.