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I haven't tried the new mode myself but I guess it's more of a casual fun "run & gun" way of playing with less focus on "the boring melee" as people like to call it. Keep in mind that you won't be able to earn any achievements in this mode tho since it's much easier compared to the other modes.
It makes the game actually enjoyable by making the game not just a hold left then right then bonk simulator. As using weapons to blow of body parts then using melee to finish it of is far more satisfying then the default gameplay. I really wish they would rebalance the game to have a harder mode with dismemberment mode but sadly that isn't happening.
And would make for a more enjoyable game. The game is very clearly a dead space clone if 90's fps games where considered doom clones, in this case though it takes enemies that where cur from dead space and just plops it in here with very minimal changes (the head thing with the long neck that grabs you).
My point is it is for me the most enjoyable way to play the game as in the original modes you are incentive to rarely use your weapons. However when you start combining them in and the game doesn't punish you for doing so (both the horde mode and dismemberment mode imo do this) the game suddenly becomes far more enjoyable to play.
I don't really think dismemberment mode is harder per se though, TCP was never a hard game, it only was made more tedious by the higher difficulties. Bonking enemies more times to kill them to me isn't an interesting difficulty, providing the stupidly low resource of the "hardest" mode TCP has to offer likewise doesn't provide for an interesting challenge. It just makes you have to do the very easy dodge, dodge, dodge, bonk pattern more to get through it.
Basically the increased difficulty is akin to padding more then an actually genuine increase in difficulty, requiring higher skilled play from the player. Rather it forces you to do the very same thing you do on lower difficulties, just more.
TCP got a lot of things right regarding Survival Horror. It pits you in up close brutal battles with horrific creatures, it doesn't allow you to safely pummel them from a distance like Rambo on steroids, and it doesn't have a "Great job lad, you won, now go home" ending.
TCP in story, combat, and atmosphere is anything BUT a Dead Space clone, and by the end of the game, you feel truly alone and desolate. It's not a feeling of being OP like in DS.
Oh, and how many times do I have to say it - I don't like Manga Erotica. If that's your thing then good for you but I'm just not interested.
Make sense now?