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Originally Posted by Human Torch
Seems like you guys need to play on a lower difficulty. I'm pretty sure you can change it in the middle of the game. Personally I never had problems with it.
I find it strange how you dislike how enemies take a lot of hits yet compare it to gears of war, which is known for the enemies to be bullet sponges.
Also, enemies do not respawn, there is a finite amount you have to kill until you move on. Much like a room in a zelda game. The call of duty series is the one with endless respawning bad guys(I hear this is gone from modern warfare 2 though).
And lastly, in uncharted 2 armor for bad guys is now taken into consideration. Normal bad guys will now go down in 1-3 hits.
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but it makes sense in that game, the enemies are aliens with thick skins and the weapons you use actually do the job and are fun to use. and there's actual strategy involved in that game, either you deal with a large swarm of enemies, or you lob a grenade (with a MUCH better control scheme) into their hidey hole and stop more from coming out
i just hated the whole premise. in GoW it makes sense for hordes of enemies because, well, they're a horde. in Call of Duty it makes sense because you're fighting a war against an opposition army. but in Uncharted, how much sense does it make to be fighting hundreds of enemies, who somehow magically appear in tombs and ruins that i have to monkeyman around just to reach?
the worst was the jeep chase sequence. somehow these thugs manage to get a hundred or so jeeps/ATV's to a remote island locations, which i blow up and evade after making a huge jump, only to have the bad guy catch up right away with all his henchmen (i guess they had no problem with that huge jump right before). then i take a cliff dive into the water to evade them yet again, only to run into another army of bad guys down below who magically appeared to block my path
i don't need realism in my games to enjoy them, but i get annoyed with games that try to be realistic in some areas (weapons, damage, storyline) but completely ignore realism in other aspects