Mr.X ruins the game.

[Baracuda]

saved ammo and did everything right, now at a point where i am being chased by an amnesia monster constantly. with no way to get away from or stop.

makes me dislike the game and stop playing. or even just cheat.

[Baracuda]

nemesis could actually be killed and would stop chasing you for a certain amount of time. Mr.X in the remake can not in any way. he will always chase you, no matter how far away you are. no matter if you stand still or make no noise. he will get to you 100%

[NERF THIS]

Originally posted by Baracuda:

nemesis could actually be killed and would stop chasing you for a certain amount of time. Mr.X in the remake can not in any way. he will always chase you, no matter how far away you are. no matter if you stand still or make no noise. he will get to you 100%

Yep proven and tested. Been running for 10 minutes everytime i stun him down he always ends up finding me. im having a hard time getting the Lightning hawk.

[Billy Blaze]

Yeah, he really is annoying, and unlike RE3, this guy is just always there and always in the worst spot.
Sure, he scared me sometimes and it was really awesome, but if I wanna do something and get somewhere, he is just a big waste of time.

It's like the rain in "Breath Of The Wild".
Sure, it adds some gameplay elements, but if I wanna climb a mountain, I wanna climb a mountain and not wanna run to a cave, make a fire, sleep and hope, that it's not raining anymore.
After that, I can finally climb the mountain... what I wanted to do in the first place, but like I said: It was a big waste of time.

[Ceroki]

Originally posted by WildCard:

Prepare yourself for the screeching telling you how wrong you are and that the game is perfect.

You two should try easy mode.

[randir14]

Originally posted by error:

Originally posted by randir14:

What a stupid insult. Millennials were kids and early teens when the original RE2 came out. You think we didn't play it?

If you played old games you wouldnt ♥♥♥♥♥ about difficulty LMAO especially since you play on normal which is basically easy mode. I almost completed the game on hard on my first playthrough and its amazing. Finally a game that makes you use your brain to make hard decisions.

I didn't complain about the difficulty, idiot.

[Ceroki]

Originally posted by Baracuda:

nemesis could actually be killed and would stop chasing you for a certain amount of time. Mr.X in the remake can not in any way. he will always chase you, no matter how far away you are. no matter if you stand still or make no noise. he will get to you 100%

He cannot be killed every encounter. The only reason you even try to kill him in 3 is for parts, so no, it's kind of the same thing.

[Jansen]

Originally posted by nêfå.:

Millennial detected.

FYI, millennials are born between 1980 and 1996.

[Mist]

Originally posted by Nero:

Yeah, he really is annoying, and unlike RE3, this guy is just always there and always in the worst spot.
Sure, he scared me sometimes and it was really awesome, but if I wanna do something and get somewhere, he is just a big waste of time.

It's like the rain in "Breath Of The Wild".
Sure, it adds some gameplay elements, but if I wanna climb a mountain, I wanna climb a mountain and not wanna run to a cave, make a fire, sleep and hope, that it's not raining anymore.
After that, I can finally climb the mountain... what I wanted to do in the first place, but like I said: It was a big waste of time.

The rain in BotW doesn't add any gameplay, nothing interactive. It doesn't offer any solution other than wait or make a fire somewhere.

Mr.X is adding onto the game. You can outrun him, you can fight him, you can stun him, you can even use him to clean some hallway for you. The amount of option you have to deal with him makes him an interactive part of the game.

TLDR : your comparison is dumb af mate.

[Dakuwan]

Originally posted by Baracuda:

nemesis could actually be killed and would stop chasing you for a certain amount of time. Mr.X in the remake can not in any way. he will always chase you, no matter how far away you are. no matter if you stand still or make no noise. he will get to you 100%

lmao

[Billy Blaze]

Originally posted by Mist:

Originally posted by Nero:

Yeah, he really is annoying, and unlike RE3, this guy is just always there and always in the worst spot.
Sure, he scared me sometimes and it was really awesome, but if I wanna do something and get somewhere, he is just a big waste of time.

It's like the rain in "Breath Of The Wild".
Sure, it adds some gameplay elements, but if I wanna climb a mountain, I wanna climb a mountain and not wanna run to a cave, make a fire, sleep and hope, that it's not raining anymore.
After that, I can finally climb the mountain... what I wanted to do in the first place, but like I said: It was a big waste of time.

The rain in BotW doesn't add any gameplay, nothing interactive. It doesn't offer any solution other than wait or make a fire somewhere.

Mr.X is adding onto the game. You can outrun him, you can fight him, you can stun him, you can even use him to clean some hallway for you. The amount of option you have to deal with him makes him an interactive part of the game.

TLDR : your comparison is dumb af mate.

Uhm yes, the rain added things.
Spare me your fanboy crap, cause you are dumb af """mate""".

[Panic Fire]

Originally posted by Nylonathathep:

Originally posted by Mist:

The amount of actual progress you need to do with him on your ass is really small. Keep going for a bit and he's gone "for good."

Jolly good, then!

Yep he only appears briefly for Side A. Not a big threat really and can be kited pretty easily. Seems to attack with his left hand so run into his right side to dodge if I remember correctly.

[Greb]

He's not that bad.

If anything, it's the G-Mutations in the sewers that screws with the pace of the game, was having trouble balancing health and ammo while dealing with them.

Mr. X is nice and predictable, and so long as you've got room he's easy to run around. The classic strategy of running right into his fist and then straight past him is long gone - he'll punch you every time. Try nipping by him when he comes through a doorway, or just run away so much that he loses sight of you, then wait until you hear his footsteps fade away. He only patrols in certain corridors too.

There's a sucky part where you pretty much have to do everything perfect which you won't be able to on your first time later on though. That part made me dislike him, the whole area felt very much like one big puzzle with regards to resource management and the items you find, very inflexible, but still, it wasn't impossible.

[Mist]

"The rain did something, I swear", he says while not telling anything about it.

No, it didn't. Your argument is as dumb as you are.

[Baracuda]

Originally posted by Mist:

Originally posted by Nylonathathep:

Guy just turned up. The tension is OK, and he's not that hard to avoid... but for survival horrors I kind of like to take it slow and enjoy the immersion. Never been a fan of hello neighborish "hide and seek". Does it stay like this for much longer? Even RE3 had moments of relief, I seem to recall. He wasn't constantly on your trail, and he was in the game title.

I hope the rest of the game is not a giant "play catch" marathon.

The amount of actual progress you need to do with him on your ass is really small. Keep going for a bit and he's gone "for good."

how long does he chase you for? im about to get to the clock tower. but would be nice to know how much longer he will chase me for and if i can backtrack and get anything extra that i want to get but is harder now that he is chasing me.

[Sobrio]

Originally posted by nêfå.:

Millennial detected.

Most of gamers here are millenials