blink is way too overpowered. In high chaos, enemies were respawning after putting them to sleep like serious sam infinite waves.
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blink is way too overpowered. In high chaos, enemies were respawning after putting them to sleep like serious sam infinite waves.
NVIDIAGeek
Long Live Gojira!
^^you didn't notice during all those cutscenes ? Sounds credible.
Voice of Artyom made Metro 2033 much better. The hint of gloom, despair and hope in his voice was much more engaging.
With Corvo, it seemed like I was playing with mute switch pressed. There is no personality attached to him apart from someone following simple directions.
Voice of Artyom made Metro 2033 much better. The hint of gloom, despair and hope in his voice was much more engaging.
With Corvo, it seemed like I was playing with mute switch pressed. There is no personality attached to him apart from someone following simple directions.
NVIDIAGeek
Long Live Gojira!
Common. There are loads of awesome games where the protagonist doesn't speak. BioShock for instance.
Bioshock has other magnetic personalities whom you remember even after playing the games. Would you kindly ?
Dishonored has little to no character development. I didn't care whatever happened at the loyalist camp. Callista, martin, Vera, Daud, slackjaw, havelock, esma boyle, sokolov, lady emily...I simply didn't care whatever happened to them, except Cecilia (they left her fate unknown) and to some extent Samuel. I spared lives only because I was seeking low chaos ending.
randomness in the zone.
Btw stealth mechanics is funny at times. I'll post a video soon.
Piyush
Lanaya
S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2.0 is coming soon
(the one known as Stalkersoup I mean
)Can anyone tell me why do i hate stealth games ? Because of my hate i have not started to play this game . please someone change my mind
play games like Deus Ex / Dishonored in which stealth moves arent necessary
may be then you'll know
*i.imgur.com/PCLse.jpg
onto the final chapter now
Now I dont care sneaking around any more
I'll let them all know the wrath of lvl 2 windblast
on my playthrough The Lady was in white Dress and I Kinda liked that 
anyway, now on the last mission but got high Chaos rating on the previous mission - I was so much pissed on the guards and all and just wanted to throw out every hostile forces out of Hunters Pub ....
anyway, now on the last mission but got high Chaos rating on the previous mission - I was so much pissed on the guards and all and just wanted to throw out every hostile forces out of Hunters Pub ....
ratzee199
Journeyman
This is how you can get LOW CHAOS/GHOST/NO KILLS (taken from PC Game Reviews, News & Features | PC Gamer)
Low Chaos
What caught me out with Chaos was the fact that the end of mission screen calls it “Chaos (current total)”. I got ‘High’ after my first mission, and since it’s a total, I thought it was already too late to ever get ‘Low’, so I didn’t try to avoid killing after that.
It’s not. If you get High Chaos on the first mission but then don’t kill many people on the next few, it’ll go back to Low. In other words, redemption is possible.
But it’s still not that easy to get Low Chaos. Here’s what Bethesda say about how it’s calculated and what it means:
Chaos is a value that is adjusted according to the actions of your character during gameplay. This system is a hidden mechanic and you will only see the Chaos rating displayed during the ‘end mission’ Stats screen.
The basic rule is killing less than 20% of the characters in a Mission should allow the Low Chaos rating to be sustained.
Your character’s Chaos level will change the story outcome and lead to other various differences throughout gameplay, such as more enemy characters, more rats, or different scenes/environment items and conversations.
Kills by Rewired traps will contribute to player kill amounts and Chaos; that’s Watchtowers, Arc Pylons, and Wall of Lights.
Rats, Hagfish and River Krust do not raise Chaos if killed. They also do not count towards detection of your character.
Wolfhound kills do not count towards Chaos, but they can detect your character. Wolfhounds can discover bodies, and their corpses will count towards “bodies found”.
Weepers do count for detection. They do raise the Chaos level if they are killed.
The best method for regaining a Low Chaos rating is to not kill enemy characters and take stealth routes to avoid combat when playing through a mission.
There are scenarios where performing a good deed will drop the Chaos rating by a small amount (Example: saving a character that is in distress).
Following “Non-lethal” objectives will decrease chaos by a significant amount when the mission is completed.
No kills
Not hiding bodies well enough after choking them out or sleep darting them can sometimes lead to other characters finding them or may lead to nearby rats cleaning them up, counting as a kill towards your character’s stats.
Unconscious characters won’t survive a fall from a great height, or a slip into the water which will also result in a kill towards your character stats.
Ghost
All characters and creatures count as detecting the player character, with the exception of friendly characters, Rats, River Krust, Hagfish and Watchtowers. This is evidenced by the red bolt icons upon detection.
Friendly characters will turn into a detection if they see your character do anything aggressive/hostile (kill someone, be hostile towards the NPC, carry a dead/subdued body, etc.). They will gain the red bolts when this happens.
Low Chaos
What caught me out with Chaos was the fact that the end of mission screen calls it “Chaos (current total)”. I got ‘High’ after my first mission, and since it’s a total, I thought it was already too late to ever get ‘Low’, so I didn’t try to avoid killing after that.
It’s not. If you get High Chaos on the first mission but then don’t kill many people on the next few, it’ll go back to Low. In other words, redemption is possible.
But it’s still not that easy to get Low Chaos. Here’s what Bethesda say about how it’s calculated and what it means:
Chaos is a value that is adjusted according to the actions of your character during gameplay. This system is a hidden mechanic and you will only see the Chaos rating displayed during the ‘end mission’ Stats screen.
The basic rule is killing less than 20% of the characters in a Mission should allow the Low Chaos rating to be sustained.
Your character’s Chaos level will change the story outcome and lead to other various differences throughout gameplay, such as more enemy characters, more rats, or different scenes/environment items and conversations.
Kills by Rewired traps will contribute to player kill amounts and Chaos; that’s Watchtowers, Arc Pylons, and Wall of Lights.
Rats, Hagfish and River Krust do not raise Chaos if killed. They also do not count towards detection of your character.
Wolfhound kills do not count towards Chaos, but they can detect your character. Wolfhounds can discover bodies, and their corpses will count towards “bodies found”.
Weepers do count for detection. They do raise the Chaos level if they are killed.
The best method for regaining a Low Chaos rating is to not kill enemy characters and take stealth routes to avoid combat when playing through a mission.
There are scenarios where performing a good deed will drop the Chaos rating by a small amount (Example: saving a character that is in distress).
Following “Non-lethal” objectives will decrease chaos by a significant amount when the mission is completed.
No kills
Not hiding bodies well enough after choking them out or sleep darting them can sometimes lead to other characters finding them or may lead to nearby rats cleaning them up, counting as a kill towards your character’s stats.
Unconscious characters won’t survive a fall from a great height, or a slip into the water which will also result in a kill towards your character stats.
Ghost
All characters and creatures count as detecting the player character, with the exception of friendly characters, Rats, River Krust, Hagfish and Watchtowers. This is evidenced by the red bolt icons upon detection.
Friendly characters will turn into a detection if they see your character do anything aggressive/hostile (kill someone, be hostile towards the NPC, carry a dead/subdued body, etc.). They will gain the red bolts when this happens.