Upon landing on the mall’s helipad in spectacular fashion, he meets a mysterious man called Carlito that mockingly states that isn’t it a bit too quiet for a riot. As he makes his way through the mall, he encounters a group of survivors barricading the entrance of the mall and is asked to help him. […]
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It has a different feel from the first DLC in where the world seems to want you dead. In here, you are your own worst enemy. The world is not as aggressive this time around, instead most of your challenges will require thought and platforming, unlike the prior DLC where you are just trying desperately to
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Upon remembering, the world turns violent and will do anything that it can to see him dead. This is not like the original game where you felt like John Rambo, you are now deep in enemy territory and can rarely stand your ground against the ever looming darkness. That is displayed immediately with a Taken
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Thinking nothing of it, Alan thanks her and drives to the location given to him alongside his wife to find that the cabin is built on top of a small island. Thrilled at this, since they thought it was by the lake and not on the lake itself, they quickly make their way over where
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To get this out of the way I must mention that the game is locked at 30fps. In this type of genre that is a big negative against it as it effects the fluidity and responsiveness of the combat which is most of what you’ll be doing most. Another negative is that the game’s highest
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