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Are you talking about waiting to knock the PB out of its container so the gate opens for the next area of Anticit 1?
If so, agreed, waiting for it to open while dealing with the BGs can be stressful. But totally survivable with some practice, knowing order and where the BGs appear from can keep you healthier longer. Approaching them from the proper area with the correct wep makes a big diff. Also the 2 rebels standing around Alyx have tonza meds in case you burn up all the supplies around the control station.
yes im talking about the defense segment, i actually have the feeling that i not played it correctly, because it seems the strangest part of the game with a difficulty spike so strong
i never actually found the strider battle hard, i always keep read "strider battle is hell" but for me is easy, but im not disturbed if someone found it hard, or easy, the thing that hurt me is the fact that they "insult" the striders, an artistic decision only because they found it hard...
like in tier lists, strider sometimes are very low... striders are a very iconic and a beautyful idea, you cannot don't like an artistic thing, because for you is too hard the segment of the game
just go off topic for a few lines is ok, i didn't write down 70 pages, and since we're talking about this, what is the meaning of the bored emoji, this too is off, you just said something to me, what the boredrome has to do with it