When playing in Infamous dificulty, I've noticed that you can never become critically wounded. You always die/get rescued by your buddy, not giving a chance to do a critical heal animation. Is this intended or is this a bug?

I've collected like eight or nine of them so far but they just keep playing Tape 5 (About the boot thief) and I still only have the first five tapes to listen to. Of course, I can just look them up online but it's kind of bugging me that I've encountered this issue. Does anyone know about it and how to fix it? Thanks! (Also, shoutout to the weirdo with the Doom profile picture who has like twenty posts on here, complaining about every little thing in the game like an infant.) ...

This game just does not have it. Though a fun and inspiring game. It definitely is greatly outweighed by its future generation of games, aside from FC6 of course. Which, concerning "immersive" combat leaned back towards fantasy. Of course, FC6 absolutely went off the deep end, arguably making FC2 superior to FC6. However, concerning immersion and realism, FC3 through FC5 really were a step in the right direction. So we can thank Ubisoft for the great improvements and the mindfulness of FC3 through FC5. Now...

Just what happened with the voice acting, not very realistic or immersive. Sounds like either early Windows AI or they sped up the actors' voices. I can't tell and have not really looked into it. It's just way off and not realistic. Now in FC3 to FC6, they got real actors and the voices sound great. Good acting and not rushed. Sounds realisitc....

All I have to say is FC2 super fans are proof alone of how and why cults form. Human beings, some, are just subject to myth, secondhand info, and faith alone. Nothing is more obvious than FC2 super fans. An immediate showing of how and why cults form. We are actually looking at a very hidden and sub form of a cult right here. Pretty amazing to see. People with zero and live experience fully believing perpetuated myths based on secondhand info, fellow cultists, and simple faith. It's not surprising t...