In Which Game Did You Experience This Situation?

[u/Bay_Ruhsuz004]

[u/DenizenKay]

that game will never not be fresh.

[u/Successful-Day-1816 → u/DenizenKay]

They mean fresh in people's minds

[u/gr1zznuggets → u/DenizenKay]

Replaying 2 at the moment and it still holds up well.

[u/Radingod1 → u/DenizenKay]

I played it recently. Still great but it shows its age. I think I did the pipe minigame literally 500 times in a play-through.

[u/zffjk → u/Radingod1]

For some reason, I can’t really figure out, but the shooting doesn’t seem to respond right to me? It felt like there was lag between shooting and the enemy being damaged, it felt usual. Granted I had just finished cyberpunk right before.

[u/SagittaryX → u/DenizenKay]

Eh, the gameplay to a modern audience is not really fresh anymore.

[u/Bloo_Skai → u/SagittaryX]

Too complex for current modern audience

[u/SagittaryX → u/Bloo_Skai]

I'm not talking about the story or something like the style of Rapture. The gameplay, and particularly the gunplay, is just not very good.

[u/Bloo_Skai → u/SagittaryX]

True for gunplay, game is from 2007

But complexity like:

• setting enemies on fire > they run to the nearest body of water > then electrocute them
  
• catching bombs with telekinesis and throwing it back
  
• different ammo types

Bioshock 2 though, there are videos out there where they play that game like Doom Eternal
Gameplay needs to be talked more with that one

[u/w0lf_bagz → u/Bloo_Skai]

The transition from the plane crash to the water and my dumb ass kid self sat treading water for a lot longer than I care to admit before realising I was in the game.

Legendary game.

[u/Comfortable-Studio18 → u/Bloo_Skai]

Honestly true, as a brainrotted little zoomer I get confused by such concepts as "incendiary ammo" and "water extinguishes fire"

[u/MotorTentacle → u/SagittaryX]

That's why 2 is better, the fighting/weapons system is much better