Just lure them to the entrance. And kill one by one. Clickers will come straight at you. But runners will keep playing hide and seek. Just be patient. Some will certainly drop ammo.
This game has been sold out since launch where I am and finally after 4 straight days of looking I managed to find a copy. I managed to make it this far without getting anything spoiled so I'm quite excited to begin.
The best way to do it. I vowed not to watch anything after the first gameplay trailer and I was blown away. I think I might do this with more games going forward.
I have avoided almost all previews for this game and just saw the scores coming in, but refused to read any of the content. Being a huge ND fan and seeing the overwhelming strong feedback, I was convinced this would be an experience I wanted to keep as unspoiled as possible. While I succeeded in this, I wonder if I did myself a disservice. I love absolutely everything about the game to death, except for the gameplay, which I cannot stand thus far. I hate the thought of even booting it up again to be honest. I am only 2 hours in and still dealing with
avoiding or fighting mobs of soldiers
. I feel like the stealth aspects are poorly done and what I have left is a shooter without bullets. Do things change as the world opens (presumably) opens up?
Please note I am not trying to be negative about the game and also acknowledge that perhaps I am not doing something correctly. I want to enjoy this game a lot and am hopeful I get some direction (or hope) that will help.
Just lure them to the entrance. And kill one by one. Clickers will come straight at you. But runners will keep playing hide and seek. Just be patient. Some will certainly drop ammo.
I have avoided almost all previews for this game and just saw the scores coming in, but refused to read any of the content. Being a huge ND fan and seeing the overwhelming strong feedback, I was convinced this would be an experience I wanted to keep as unspoiled as possible. While I succeeded in this, I wonder if I did myself a disservice. I love absolutely everything about the game to death, except for the gameplay, which I cannot stand thus far. I hate the thought of even booting it up again to be honest. I am only 2 hours in and still dealing with
avoiding or fighting mobs of soldiers
. I feel like the stealth aspects are poorly done and what I have left is a shooter without bullets. Do things change as the world opens (presumably) opens up?
Please note I am not trying to be negative about the game and also acknowledge that perhaps I am not doing something correctly. I want to enjoy this game a lot and am hopeful I get some direction (or hope) that will help.
I'm playing on normal for the first time and I've never had a problem w/ ammo...as long as you don't kill every single person with your guns. If you mix it up, ammo shouldn't be a problem.
I have avoided almost all previews for this game and just saw the scores coming in, but refused to read any of the content. Being a huge ND fan and seeing the overwhelming strong feedback, I was convinced this would be an experience I wanted to keep as unspoiled as possible. While I succeeded in this, I wonder if I did myself a disservice. I love absolutely everything about the game to death, except for the gameplay, which I cannot stand thus far. I hate the thought of even booting it up again to be honest. I am only 2 hours in and still dealing with
avoiding or fighting mobs of soldiers
. I feel like the stealth aspects are poorly done and what I have left is a shooter without bullets. Do things change as the world opens (presumably) opens up?
Please note I am not trying to be negative about the game and also acknowledge that perhaps I am not doing something correctly. I want to enjoy this game a lot and am hopeful I get some direction (or hope) that will help.
Hmmm you might have actually done yourself a disservice unfortunately
Watching the gameplay gave me an idea of what to expect so I was able to transition easily into the playstyle. It's definitely not a shooter first and foremost like an Uncharted.
The beginning is the game is going to be the most limited you're going to feel however, and if you're playing normal, ammo shouldn't be an issue later.
I have avoided almost all previews for this game and just saw the scores coming in, but refused to read any of the content. Being a huge ND fan and seeing the overwhelming strong feedback, I was convinced this would be an experience I wanted to keep as unspoiled as possible. While I succeeded in this, I wonder if I did myself a disservice. I love absolutely everything about the game to death, except for the gameplay, which I cannot stand thus far. I hate the thought of even booting it up again to be honest. I am only 2 hours in and still dealing with
avoiding or fighting mobs of soldiers
. I feel like the stealth aspects are poorly done and what I have left is a shooter without bullets. Do things change as the world opens (presumably) opens up?
Don't think of it as a shooter, it's a brick and bottle recycling simulator. These 2 items are in abundance, use them well. The game has auto-aim when throwing stuff, wait for the green reticule, throw item, rush in and melee for satisfaction. Sometimes you want to just melee with a brick, distract/lure enemy with bottles or stun them with a thrown object, melee and then auto-aim headshot finish with gun, shotgun. Don't just shoot, ND has lots of contextual melee animation, go and try to see them all.
I don't mind games not being hard... but man is is irritating to not being able to loot mat because you are topped up inventory and on pots and shivs and w/e.
Is this one of those games where it starts off challenging but gets easier as you 'level up'?
Within an hour I got like a shotgun rifle thing, a bow, and the ability to use shivs twice.
I'm assuming that Joel will be Arnold in Commando by game end?
I don't mind games not being hard... but man is is irritating to not being able to loot mat because you are topped up inventory and on pots and shivs and w/e.
Is this one of those games where it starts off challenging but gets easier as you 'level up'?
Within an hour I got like a shotgun rifle thing, a bow, and the ability to use shivs twice.
I'm assuming that Joel will be Arnold in Commando by game end?
So...when can I start this? My download is at 65% and there's been no prompt. It's saying 11 minutes (won't be finished downloading in that time!) so should I be paying attention to that rather than the status bar?
It was the scissors for me lol. I was always maxed on tape. (played on hard) And arrows, those goddamn arrows. (although I did find a lot more of them later in the game after my complaining here).
It was the scissors for me lol. I was always maxed on tape. (played on hard) And arrows, those goddamn arrows. (although I did find a lot more of them later in the game after my complaining here).
not sure any developer has given me more this gen than naughty dog. incredible, very high quality track record...
as a game, i'm not sure i can honestly say i enjoyed last of us more than uncharted 2. both are pretty rich, nicely orchestrated, & very enjoyable games. but, as a genuinely dramatic, emotional, well-scripted experience, this game managed to get to & impress me in ways that few other games have. more than anything else, i think it was because of how amazingly consistent the over-all tone of the game was throughout. nothing jarred, either character interaction or gameplay wise. just tremendously solid, clear, & almost perfectly paced. the transitions from one major location to the next felt close to organic...
dead-serious games almost always completely fail with me. i still enjoy them, but i pretty much anticipate not really getting all that caught up in things ahead of time, & plan accordingly. last of us is one of the rare exceptions. it's a mature, beautifully conceived commentary on friendship, loyalty, & trust, contained within a tightly directed, mechanically sound, gorgeous to look at & listen to game, & it easily deserves all the praise it's been given...
i mean, enemies do wayyy to little damage for the amount of loot i get. So even if I tackle situations poorly i still am never low on bandages and mat for them.
Heck the situations where I find challenging I usually die from clickers so I never really get the chance to burn through my bandages or what not lol.
So...when can I start this? My download is at 65% and there's been no prompt. It's saying 11 minutes (won't be finished downloading in that time!) so should I be paying attention to that rather than the status bar?
I'm playing on normal for the first time and I've never had a problem w/ ammo...as long as you don't kill every single person with your guns. If you mix it up, ammo shouldn't be a problem.
Don't worry so much about not having ammo. Things seem to work out even if you don't have any. Its just kinda designed that way.
I am almost done with my second play through on survivor and you really can get quite a bit done with no bullets at all. Give me one bottle or brick and I can kill at least two people.
Also I really suggest turning listen mode off on normal. I think you will be happier with the experience in the end. Lots of little things about the game come to life better with listen mode off.
I'm actually going to take a bit of time this afternoon now that I've completed the game to go back through Phil Kollar and Tom Chick's reviews and see what I disagree with.
I'm convinced Naughty Dogs are the most attentive to detail geniuses who ever lived to make video games. I'm floored. Great job to the team. This is one of my favorite video games of all time.
Kinda hope they remaster this for the PS4. Image quality was straight up doodoo during the daytime outdoor scenes. Still didn't keep it from being an incredible game but it did makes stop and think "damn...that looks like shit" several times.
Kinda hope they remaster this for the PS4. Image quality was straight up doodoo during the daytime outdoor scenes. Still didn't keep it from being an incredible game but it did makes stop and think "damn...that looks like shit" several times.
Kinda hope they remaster this for the PS4. Image quality was straight up doodoo during the daytime outdoor scenes. Still didn't keep it from being an incredible game but it did makes stop and think "damn...that looks like shit" several times.
I'll have to check my settings then because every game I've played on the PS3 recently (injustice demo, infamous 2, and TLoU) have been insanely jaggy.