parnakas said:
Post edited 1:51 am – August 27, 09 by parnakas
BigWoopMagazine said:
so… reply to parnakas above… don't feel like quoting.
Agreed! on all points, spot on. The combat will mix up more, EVENTUALLY. its mostly square square square, and the counter w/triangle. you can get through it button tapping but once you get a certain upgrade, timing your hits really counts. Eventually you will face knife wielding enemies, you have to hit circle to stun them. Eventually you face shock baton wielding enemies, you have to double tap x to jump over them, and hit from behind. When you have a mix of normals, knives, and batons, and guns it gets a little crazy trying to tap the correct buttons at the right time, and its more fun. Since I'm only maybe half way thru, there may be more variations coming…
yea i got to those guys, but im still only using Square and Triangle most of the time..
and still, all of the missions have been FIND THIS and FIND THAT.
Its a fun game, Is in second place for GotY so far imo, InFamous in first.. SO FAR.
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.EDIT: i have now completed the game.. The ending was pretty damn predictable.
Fantastic game. Time flew by when i was playing this. Which is a good thing.
Now i found some disappointments.
You cant re-play a second playthrough with all your current upgrades, you need to start from scratch. Kind of a pain.. If your planning on finding ALL the riddler trophies and secrets, you need to do it all in ONE playthrough. I picked up a few, and said: “i'll get the rest latter, when i go do other trophies”. But thats not happening.
Combat didnt “evolve” like i thought it would. I still only pressed Square and Triangle the whole time.
Your grapple hook.. what is up with it? You cant grab on to certain objects at one second, then the next, you can. Its annoying when your trying to get out of intense situations. And the aiming on it is kind of sloppy.
Overall though, i will be re-playing Batman a few times, try to plat, and so on.
A brilliant game.
You can go back , so just reload your save lol .
