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Skill issue.
The biggest gripe, however, is that the game crashes a lot - more so than the original campaign.
Paradise Lost is ok, but becomes a chore fast. You play through it fast, as there's no incentive to explore and then you forget about it.
the military base sucks, the worst part of aw without any doubt, i played the entire week and i played almost the entire military base with less than 40 health, is really unbalanced.
in one part i was stuck with 3 hp on the elevator, who thought it was a good idea to put 3 militars aiming at you and dont put any health?
and about the crashes, my game crashed at least 20 times, one time i punched my nose and make it bleed because i was angry an the game crashed when loading a save.
I had the exact same reaction when I first played AW but coming back to it a couple years later knowing what to expect, I really liked it as a skill challenge.
There are some sections I have to stop and think what to do.
It's not a bad experience, (Entirely because one thing Valve will always be good at is polishing their games) but it's about as far from strategic as you can get. That is, unless you count the switch puzzles, which I don't
I might not be the target audience