LordBaztion
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nice. Thank youBeat the game to unlock it.
Do enemy encounters change between Survival mode and Nightmare like they do in the first game? I thought that was a nice touch that gave the game more replay value.
If they take a knee they'll be open to melee strikes, and if they fall on the ground completely you can press A to stomp them.Is there an easier way to kill enemies? In the first game you could just shoot them in the legs and then burn them. I haven't found anything like that here.
fucking youtube recommended vidoes, they spoiled the final boss for me and i didn't even fucking play the game yet
is there a way to filter out The evil within 2 videos on youtube ?
Apparently they do
Real quick guys. Me and buddy are planning on plaything this together. Should we go PS4 or Xbox? Is there a significant difference between the versions performance wise?
Still not happy about no PRO support but my friend is going to pay for it so.
Holy shit, this is currently the top most viewed game on twitch with 120k+ viewers. Releasing it on Friday the 13th was a genius idea. Plus the fact that there are so many games coming out soon means streamers are gonna want to finish it early so the can move on to other games.
This game is going to put me in the hospital. I enjoy scary/atmospheric games, but holy shit sauce I'm not handling this well at all. Paused the game and went for a cuppa 3-4 times now.
The hitbox on the axe is generous to say the least. I panic attacked with it as three enemies were swarming me and it managed to kill all of them.
5hours in and still in chapter 3 lol. Slowly going through all houses to find stuff and going back to safe house everytime I make little progress through the map.
I am really liking the exploration aspect but the combat feels really heavy and slow and I don't really like that. Especially when all enemies seem to be super fast compared to first game. Also there seems to be lot of inconsistency in combat. Sometimes I can do a stab after shock and sometimes I can't and I can't really tell what causes it.
It may feel slow because you need to upgrade Sebastion, there are upgrades that make you move faster when aiming, have less sway, etc...
This game is going to put me in the hospital. I enjoy scary/atmospheric games, but holy shit sauce I'm not handling this well at all. Paused the game and went for a cuppa 3-4 times now.
Looking through upgrades and cant see any that makes you faster while aiming and I am only missing the third sway upgrade. So doubt it is that.
I wish I could be this scared playing games.
I don't even understand how it's that bad for people. This reminds me of the RE7 thread.
Just to put it into perspective I did find PT scary. But I dunno I think as soon as guns are on the table you can't exactly make a full-on scary game. At least in my eyes.
If you weren't easily susceptible to scares in the first game. This second game isn't going to change that. Since it's more of the same in that category.
Does the story rely pretty heavily on you having played the first Evil Within?
Is this game actually scary, unlike TEW? I'm on the fence on this one, just saw it popping up the xbox store, but honestly, would never consider the first game horror at all. Gory? Hell yes, but horror? Not a single part of it induces any sense of dread.
Anyone miss the aesthetic of the first game? For the first two-thirds of the game at least had a gothic-medieval look to it and I much preferred that over small-town America.
I don't really feel much fear anymore in games unfortunately, thescene in chapter 3 is probably intense as fuck for some people but I thought it was more cool/funny than anything.church
Is this game actually scary, unlike TEW? I'm on the fence on this one, just saw it popping up the xbox store, but honestly, would never consider the first game horror at all. Gory? Hell yes, but horror? Not a single part of it induces any sense of dread.
Also any performance issues on xbox that i should be wary of? I could get the game on PC if really had to, but i'd rather play on consoles if it's not totally broken
Pistol walking speed is under the reload upgrade tab for some reason, worth grabbing.
Also crouching speed is a must, default speed is a joke.
Anyone miss the aesthetic of the first game? For the first two-thirds of the game at least had a gothic-medieval look to it and I much preferred that over small-town America.
Is the Aimming stability upgrade still a must?
Pistol walking speed is under the reload upgrade tab for some reason, worth grabbing.
Also crouching speed is a must, default speed is a joke.
It is only for pistol?
Yep. This is a much smoother and cleaner game but the general layout of the environments don't draw me into them like the first game. Definitely some interesting stuff happening in the art house area but once I got to Union I felt disenchanted from a lack of unique visual identity. Not finding the monsters or look of the town very interesting.Anyone miss the aesthetic of the first game? For the first two-thirds of the game at least had a gothic-medieval look to it and I much preferred that over small-town America.
On chapter 3 and running around the hub, is that tredwell trucking area supposed to be completely pointless? I restored the power and opened the garage and there's nothing but a locked door inside with a light cue shining over an invulnerable wood plank off to the side.
fuck, Nightmare is brutal. Had no problem playing the first game on normal, and that's the difficulty it recommends for people like that, but I'm barely scraping through every encounter.
Pro with Boost mode seem the way to go
You need toprogress the story
The laser sighted pistol suuuuuucks.