No offence but I don't want to watch it because im looking forward to this game and have been for years so don't want to spoil it. But want to know if it has any serious or glaring bugs?

Can they give us a 12% discount on our next Bullyhunter order? I got some meanies calling me names in Tarkov.

@@Stinkyremy Only minor ones (like victim undamaged after falling from the roof), according to video. Best free running and paragliding mechanics GMan has ever seen in gaming.

Is it as trippy regarding wacky violence as Bulletstorm? Your review suggests so.

@@kreese-yi2nb thanks, I have seen janky stuff from other gameplay like freezing tposing and teleporting zombies but not sure if this was in the final game or pre patch release

I can't wait to play!

I hope the game's gonna be fun to play, it does look like that, some of the stuff Gman said really bothered me about how he explained some stuff and I'm afraid this game ain't that good.

Jonah Scott? I didn't know you watched this channel but I'm excited to play this game and hear you in it, knowing you did a wonderful job.

We all love you

Your amazing!

I had no idea, cool!

District B-13** And that movie is fuckin sick. Bro i was 2 when that shit released in 2004 my folks got it on DVD and i grew up watching that same movie ALOT lol...... shit never got old.

@@BEEEZY6 was 12 and that shit got downloaded to my video ipod and would watch it under the table in class with my friend all the time

DAVID BELLE IS HAKON????''''''' WTF I KNEW HE WAS FAMILIAR TO ME

David belle is in this game? fuck I need 2 play it now big time

I honestly had that happen to me on SEVERAL occasions. Idk man. This game had more bugs, glitches, and AI problems than my playthru of Cyberpunk 2077, and I loved the first Dying Light. This one just doesn't hit the same.

@@DudeMcGuybro Cyberpunk had a 100x worse launch than this and is still extremely unoptimized and bugged to this day. Hell they still don't have an NG+ even after a year and a half. I can agree that the second game isn't as good as the first, but I feel like its unfair to compare that in terms of content because DL1 had 7 years of polishing and constant updates with tweaks being added. DL2 just needs time to actually catch up in content, and I personally think the gameplay mechanics are far superior to the original game. Small QoL changes are needed (gore, physics, etc) but other than that I really don't see too much of a problem with gameplay mechanics.

@@MrRobot-jb5tl I get this game wasn't going to be the first again in terms of story, the way it felt, etc. but straight up I'm talking about falling thru the floor, zombies halfway in a wall, items you can't pick up because they glitch into walls, etc. Had entire missions go on fail loops until a patch came out, and I had none of these issue on PC with Cyberpunk, yet Cyberpunk got shit on because it was "buggy on release", which is hilarious, because this game is every bit as worse with the bugs. The content itself was ok, I felt like there weren't a lot of side quests/missions to fill in gaps in the world. Also worth mentioning, I didn't play any of the Dying Light 1 DLC.

@@MrRobot-jb5tl I don't know what cyberpunk you are playing but I haven't encountered any bugs in ages.

This may be coming from DLSS or FSR upscaling options. Especially DLSS has tendency to be oversharpend when it's not implemented correctly, like in RDR2 or God of War (they patched it for the latter, fortunately, and included DLSS Sharpness slider in last update).

Yeah, it almost starts to look Borderlands-esque some places, but that may have been made worse by KZfaq compression.

You're watching captured video that has been recompressed by youtube. I never put too much emphasis on what I see on youtube quality wise, be it video or audio.

Whatever its using it looks absolutely stunning

I thought this game came out 2 years ago XD. So many trailers.

He’s a great guy, and really fun KZfaqr/Streamer to watch. Can’t wait to play DL2

Yeah, it's the wolfbloke from Beastars

Same guy who voices Kyle crane, and mirage from Apex legends

@@Se0kga no roger craig smith voices those characters

@@Se0kga what? The guy who voiced Crane is Roger Craig Smith. Yes, the same dude who voiced Ezio in Assassin's Creed.

Agree best balancing implemented

That's why an improper harness mounting kills gliders.

@@devintariel3769 Yep. Almost happened to my step uncle, though he survived with lots of broken bones and Internal bleeding.

@@Gatorade69 damn man, you're step uncle is a badass.

@@NotSomeOrdinaryGuy Yeah. He's kind of a daredevil. He was actually sponsored by Red Bull back in the day for a couple years in dirt bike racing. This was back when Red Bull was still pretty small of a company (I wanna say 1997-2000).

Yeah the night time wasn’t as challenging i thought. Part of it was the infected were easy to kill. Maybe it was due to the AI that it was so easy to pull off

@@exodustimes4266 They literally said they made a mistake with nighttime in the first game and the constantly fleet of constant roaming volatiles really turned players off and they mostly just skipped to morning...There was ZERO reason to have them constantly roaming in the numbers they were combined with their only attack was pouncing on you and if one saw you 10 showed up. Its zombies not terminators, there is no universe where its "hard" to kill a zombie.

I think that with how big the map is and how much stuff you actually have to do at night you probably wouldn't want the threat to be too high, it's okay if the activities are more sparse, but there's a shit ton to do in the massive open world at night and you don't want it to be too butt clenching all the time. I understand how people feel tho

I think the real problem is how u traverse the city, not the abscence of volatiles. Movement speed is too fast, there is no contact with infected because you are always on the rooftops, and the glider made it all even less scary. You could just skip most of the map, and the only time there was a little bit of danger was when you had to get down to complete a mission. In dying light 1, you were in constant danger not only when you arrived at the mission, but also on the way there. Seeing volatiles is too rare in dying light 2 as well, I only saw them in the tv antenna mission and in the last mission, and even those times you didn't have to fight any volatile, you could just sneak past them easily.

@@lutherheggs451 Thats kinda the issue though, there was an actual threat during nighttime in dl1. In dl2 it's not as threatening. Yeah sure they could've turned down the number of volatiles roaming but still. The volatiles is what made night time so terrifying.

Where's condemned 3???

@Golf Techie with the Condemned shout out. Haven't thought about Condemned in years. Such an underrated game.

Yeah man condemned 1 is satisfyingly grim and dark with that impactful melee combat oooooo

I was too scared for condemned one but the second one oooo weee I loved every minute

Love that gaaaame

The game already looks less buggy than DL1's release, and they got that sorted out fairly fast.

Nah I disagree

@@Deadsnake989 that's such shit. Dying light 1 is less buggy

@@narcleptik You mean NOW after YEARS of patching? Or on release? Because on release Dying Light 1 was basically a Bethesda game. I stopped playing the game until the first big patch. Because whenever I walked up the stairs in the main tower, I had what felt like a 1/5 chance to fall through the stairs.

Most*

Oh yeah what happened to B4B? That game generates hype like it's the next L4D and now it disappeared into thin air lmao

@@LuigiGamesful I have played it On one side it was literally unplayable, way to hard difficulties with just mutations spammed at you, many problems like no clear difference between certain varying mutations, negative card effects being way to high, gun balancing, the characters being a pop culture standard without own personality (Holly - Harley Quinn e.g.) The list goes on, even though they have tried to fix everything until now, they are still not done You can try it for yourself it should be below 10€ They implemented offline gameplay recently 😂

Left 4 dead is still the top game in its genre.

@@LuigiGamesful Crowbcat covered it really well kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8qCf7GGrNOqc2w.html

That doesn’t excuse criticism for the game tho.

@@lorenzo-ii-5389 wdym they lied? U cant continue after u finish the story or what have they lied about?

@@lorenzo-ii-5389 how much cyberpunk level of lies or?

@@lorenzo-ii-5389 it still affects just not as hard

@@lorenzo-ii-5389 link one review about the story mattering or not

@James Harden's free throw attempts and that is why you do not fire chris avellone, he is such a great writer. Only if they didnt fire him it would probably be a 10/10

This game is broken dog s*** they should have not released it for two more years

It's still up in the air. Game is unfinished and broken.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure they stated that the 500 was if you 100% everything

Yeh I completed it in 10hours 45

It was still huge clickbait and potential turnoff for a lot of people. It was misguided and it's a good thing they came back to specify what the 500h is. For sure the PR department thought big number = impressive. Like they didn't hear about AC Valhalla.

@@MrUltimaPro no you didnt, its a 25 hour story bare minimum.

@@MrUltimaPro cap

It's actually pretty hard at the start

Yeah, I remember having to kick zombies into nailboards and stuff to even kill them at the start was crazy xD I do appreciate it though if a game lets you feel weak at the start and you end up with a glorious set of combat skills. From what I can tell from the review, adding a new game + mode to the game and a hardcore mode of some kind where attacks cost double the stanima or something could eliminate the biggest flaws I see in the game.

@@sandman4663 i mean maybe a table leg from america idk about the durability of a a table leg from a city like harran lol. DL2 is great tho been playing all night.

I also reset the game a number of times. Because the game sometimes got a little boring when you could fight 30 zombies and a few volatiles with out much effort. I really enjoyed that feeling of more than 2 zombies being a massive threat I *probably* couldn't deal with.

yep. still remember my first time playing DL1 I'd struggle finding weapons early on so I'd raid those big dumpsters for wooden planks table legs and pipes lol

Yeah, but instead you can levitate on the spot and use a jumpkick. That move needs to be smoothed out

I think the First game has more blood and gore than this, but this is good anyway

There is a bit too much blood. Like, cmon - i hit that zombie with a PIPE, WHY did he bled all over me?! WHy did his arm gell off???

@@lostgarbage4055 Because it's fun. Because it's a zombie game.

@@utisti4976 It's not fun. When you want to position yourself on the roof of one building and end up overshooting, and falling into window of another building 40 meters across from where you was - it`s bad game design, not a fun gameplay. AND BLUNT WEAPONS SHOULD BE BLUNT. Why give me ability to get and upgrade a sledgehammer when it acts same way machete would? What's the point in weapon system when weapon variations are skins? What's the point in throwing weapons when they deal absolutely no damage, and upgrading them makes them deal 1 damage more? It's not fun. It's repetitive, unimmersive, frustrating, grindy, unpolished etc.

@@lostgarbage4055 I agree - gamed like RDR2 have a realistic level of gore. That is, you actually need explosives or a shotgun at point blank range to blow off heads or limbs. In a lot of zombie games, the gore is often overdone. In the original Dying Light for example, it always struck me how you could blow a head off with a simple 9mm pistol - that is extremely unrealistic.

@@lostgarbage4055 he's a zombie. I imagine the blood isn't quite neatly tucked away in the tubes

Human enemy's where basically only there to justify guns being in the game more then anything else. Same problem dead island had. Easily the weakest aspect of dying light was the human enemy's.

The most annjoying thing, is when you would try to dropkick them and they would either doge or just not react at all, killing you before you have the chance to get up.

@keiskay it would be so easy to include guns in a zombies game without relying on you taking out non zombie enemies to acquire them. Hell, have abandoned cop cars scatter around the map with dead cops beside them and just loot them for their pistol/shotgun/rifle for example

@@Gameprojordan They had that in dead Island

@@Gameprojordan you misunderstand, they're saying that the guns are there to make fighting human enemies bearable

@Oh Yeah Yeah It really is just mediocre at best. Very disappointing.

@@peste2574 Hey, may I know why? I'm making an in-depth review and I'm currently researching more about the game. I'm more than happy to hear your opinion! :)

@@imfam8838 Well, my experience is regarding console gameplay. I only played a few hours (6 at best, maybe a little more). For starters, the tutorial (the first 2-3 hours of the game) is very badly paced. Lots of unnecessary cutscenes, and it also takes too long. The only good part for me was the introduction of the guy from the bazar (whose name I already forgot, lol). Secondly, I`m not a fan of the combat. I played on Normal, and it was really way too easy. Most zombies die with a few hits from the weakest stuff you get, as do people. Most of the combat animations Aiden are also very odd. I`m never sure when something is going to hit or not, it`s definitely a downgrade from Dying Light 1 (and maybe even Dead Island, but it has been a while that I played it). I really hated the combat and enemies. Combat with humans is also very easy. In the first game they would dodge and counter attack, and sometimes even run away or rush you when you were healing. They would also throw stuff at you when you were far away. From what I`ve seen, that shit is gone. Now most of the combat with people resume to them slowly walking around you, and maybe they`ll hit you. Very, very boring, and you also get one of the strongest moves of the game right at the beginning as well. In DL1 they were also very tanky (which lots of people complain about, but at the start of DL1 you had shitty weapons with bad stats), but in DL2 they are very weak. The hud for me is bad, as is the x-ray vision. I also don`t like the inventory system, but atleast now it actually pauses the game as you use it. It certainly is an improvement from DL1, but even then, that isn`t saying much. To me, the biggest kick in the nuts is the parkour. Aiden is slow as heck, and when you pair it with the fact that you have a stamina bar for climbing (of which aiden also does very, VERY fucking slowly), it makes it very boring. Oh, did I mention that you share the stamina bar for climbing with fighting? Yup, that`s right. It is fucking horrible. Terrible game design. Even tarkov implemented two bars for different actions (which is much more reallistic). I don`t care what they say about it, the parkour is definitely WORSE. I find it much harder to do free running. Aiden can`t decide if he jumos too short, or too far. There also seems to be a delay between pressing to climb and jump stuff and actually doing it, and that totally shits on the experience. I really, really hate the parkour on this. Aiden plays like a guy who is perpetually drunk. I cannot do fine movement with him as I could with Crane. The floatiness is bad all, but the together with all the other complains I have, it just makes it all very boring, tiresome, and annoying. Man, I just realized I never wrote this much before for reviewing a game, so let me finish this up with saying that these youtubers are either deaf, blind, or being paid to be so, because this game has so many basic game design problems that I cannot believe they don`t see it. I started it out giving it a fair chance with low espectations and I still came out disappointed with how the game turned out, and that is saying something.

@@peste2574 it’s funny how all ur issues are personal and half of them aren’t even true 💀 the humans still dodge a lot but u can parry in this game so it’s easier to fuck em but they definitely do dodge i’ve had my drop kick dodged like 4 times inna row. Also you didn’t play anywhere near enough to unlock skills ofc hes slow as shit at the start of Dl crane was slow as fuck and could barely run for more then 10 secs

@@peste2574 Interesting, thank you for your opinion! I actually like the game, since I've spent over 300 hours on its predecessor. However, everyone has their own taste. Thank you again for your opinion, I might use some of it in my review. :)

_"WHODOO YOU VOODOO, BITCH??"_

They also had a mass exodus

@@vadariousb Tech Land?

@@REfan2002 yeah sadly

@REfab2002 where did you get ps4 exclusive from the wiki for dead island 2 says Xbox one,PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows. Man at this point is there even a chance dead island 2 comes out, dead island 1 and Riptide while clunky messes I had fun with them.

@@brandenh3507 Go back and watch the trailer.

Wish they could have done it without likely crunching their employees a lot, though.

Iam a huge Zombie Fan but i dropped both Dead Island and Dying Light, they just get boring realy fast. And Dying Light 2 looks so much over the top, like a Far Cry 6 with Zombies, so not realy interesting. I think i stick to Dead Rising 2, Left 4 Dead 2 and 7 Days to Die when it comes zo Zombies.

It is pretty buggy with boring combat

@@chabbab6698 combat is great

@@chabbab6698 Dying Light is a fantastic game

@@chabbab6698 Combat is the cherry on the top, including the parkour. Also, dont call the game buggy, it didn't even come out yet..

Agreed

He didn't say it looked bad. He said the original game still looks good even for today so the 7 year jump isn't as apparent

True, it visually has more realism to it. which to me looks better. DL2's art style really killed it for me.

I would disagree. I can’t call it incredibly gorgeous, just good looking. I’d say that it kind of suffers from a boring color palette most of the time, these browns and grays don’t look very good. It reminds me of mkx which had the same kind of washed out color palette.

calm down, Dying Light world record is barely under 1h30m..

You mean no-lives.

@@cezarstefanseghjucan you do the same thing they do, they just do it quicker. Both you and speedrunners like video games. So what makes you so special? You actually editted a 3 word comment? Lmao no life

@@cezarstefanseghjucan not to mention that you went out of your way to reply to this comment specifically just to call them "no-lives". Spotted the virgin lmao

@@snow_inc sheesssh You're on 🔥

Groovy baby

You’re definitely stupid If you think this game isn’t graphic as fuck. The gore is insane

Totally agree. It’s like a cartoon. Highly disappointed. Nighttime sucks now too

Completely agreed the zombies are an after thought in this game. Too much parkour, too much pointless conversations about mundane topics, it's all over the place imho. I enjoy dead Island much more then this. I don't need parkour gimmicks. I need more suspension of disbelief. The environment feels like something out of ninja warrior TV show, so unrealistic imho. I don't mind *some* parkour where appropriate but when every effen building is copy pasted with trampolines, skater rails, I lose immersion. And don't get me started on the boring gear treadmill and rpg elements that are almost exclusively parkour focused. If I want to play a parkour game, I'll play mirrors edge or something.

Uh oh necrophile alert

like I always say, these gaming companies should hire the Brutal Doom developer to program all the gore and blood mechanics in games, that guy is like he was born for that shit, it's his life passion or something 🤣🤣🤣besides that, it would really make a difference for this brazilian guy to be hired abroad and earn some Dollars for his work you know, our currency down here is broken now

A lot of reviews are being based on the game without the day 1 patch. Which the developers have said has to be installed to experience the finished game.

@@kevskikane yeah it's probably rated lower in most reviews because it has no day one patch. I mean like it's 15 or so GB it's needed to fix some left over problems from development but the game looks good mostly even without the patch.

Some of the janky moments in the video are probably gonna be fixed with it.

@@kevskikane the day 1 patch wont magically fix everything just look at cyberpunk it took a year to "fix"

@@steadyuk3198 Don't compare trash made by a tumblr filled dev to a solid game made by a dev who gives no shits about appealing to politics and just focuses on doing the work.

His reviews seem very inspired by og sessler reviews which is why i like him so much and agree, he's one of the best for sure

Worth a buy did a perfect review on this game. It's a terrible broken mess that should never have been released in the current state. Especially for the price tag and the claim that it was a finished game. buy it in 6 months when it's fixed.

Reading this. Reminded me of describing a couple hour review from TSF

Yeah night time in the first game was legit terrifying before you get the grapple hook

oh no, major fuck up... it's one of my main complaints of "modern" games (yuck) how they implement this "fake darkness" everywhere, it's not really DARK like PS1 games were, like older late 90's PC games were, where darkness was Pitch Black.... but here's the important detail: it was pitch black without affecting the visibility of the surround area, you could still SEE stuff... not the case with modern games, where I feel like there's this "fog" covering up everything, and the way they design darkness these days they simply lower the gamma brightness of the whole environment, making it really difficult to SEE shit... I don't want to feel eye strain for playing a stupid fucking game... I don't want end up using glasses because of some stupid fucking game... fuck that shit

Might be because unlike Cyberpunk, we barely heard anything about Dying Light 2. No news or updates, just radio silence. Which I think was for the best. It helped the team focus on making a *good* game rather then trying to match the unrealistic demands and hype that would have most certainly happened if the game was constantly being advertised! Same thing happened with Lost Soul Aside. The developers went radio silent for a good few years not because production was in trouble (in fact the game has had a smooth production apparently), but because they didn’t want to be strangled by overblown expectations. And honestly I think all game developers need to start doing this: go dark for a bit, focus on the game and making it the best thing ever, and *then* start the hype train. Because if you start the hype train before the bridge if finished, then you’re gonna end up crashing right into a ravine.

The guy said he rage quit cause of bugs also IGN and other reviewers say that the game has busting bugs you got it wrong I think…

@@Grsav 1. Gman’s closing statement was about how there were some aspects that *wanted* to make him rage quit, but the overall package is so well handled that he just kept coming back to it. 2. IGN also thinks every single COD game is an 8/10. Can we *really* trust their opinion?

@@Grsav IGN is absolute ass for reviews, trusting them is like trusting a known murderer to give you a ride because your car broke down.

Dyinglight isn't that complicated.

If by proper you mean more boring then you're right, who the hell even cares about realistic swinging physics when then rest of the game is full of unrealistic mechanics, I'll take the more fun unrealistic swinging at any time of the day

@Raț Florin it's all preference at the end of the day. Personally, I prefer this grappling hook. It kind adds to the movement and combat system instead of overriding it like the first

@@da_swaws6165 you're right to each their own, just seemed stupid to shame the guy for liking the unrealistic version when in this game you can glide 15 kilometers continuously and jump on bodies from 10 story buildings lol

@ yeah

Save your money and wait til it's ten bucks next year.

If only 😪

lmfao that will never happen

Dead island 1 wasn't even good, who exactly is genuinely looking forward to that coming out?

I'm surprised he doesn't have 1 million + subscribers yet. He's by far one of the best game reviewers on YT

Jesus fuck no. The human combat was the literal worst part of combat in the first game. Fire arms were the ONLY way to deal with them on anything higher than normal difficulty since they 2 shot you or less while being total damage sponges themselves. It was ridiculous slashing a group of enemies over and over for 5 minutes only to slip up once, get hit by two people at the same and die.

@@oh-not-the-bees7872 Exactly. Guns were a necessity simply due to how annoying it was to fight human enemies with melee, but it also simultaneously broke the intensity of the game as an assault rifle allowed you to easily take down a volatile or demolisher. It's literally like that clip with the warrior guy elaborately swinging his blade only for the cowboy to get annoyed and pull out his gun to shoot him. Edit - here's the clip I'm referring to and it perfectly describes Dying Light combat: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obd7pdB1sdzNmqM.html

@@GTAVictor9128 I know that this isint a big deal but atleast watch the movie your sourcing it's called Indiana Jones and the raiders of the lost ark it's a really good movie and a good trilogy and he's an archaeologist not a cowboy agian not a big deal just saying it's a good movie

@@damian22x38 I wrote the initial comment from the top of my head, when I only knew of that clip from a meme I once saw. I only researched it after to provide the link. Believe it or not, but Indiana Jones is regarded as an old set of movies by today's standards - I only watched one of them when I was a kid a long time ago so I wasn't totally familiar.

The bow and crossbow are quite useful in dying light.

As someone from the era of gritty filters that was the Ps3, im now thankful for any color in games.

@@theshellderinslowbrostail5422 To each their own. I lived through that too and I miss it dearly. I hate it when games with depressing content look overly colorful.

Yeah well what are YOU doing to brighten someone else's day?

@@popeyedoyle6360 Well on Sunday s, like GMAN @07.08 we're all in your mom's bedroom brightening her day!

I heard from another review that the timer only exists at night or in dark areas, and you have to reach a UV light to reset it, and it gives you multiple minutes to do it, so it doesn't seem all that bad to me, seems kinda like finding fuel for your bike in Days Gone, sounds annoying but you rarely have to engage with it.

You could say the same about wearing a mask and changing filters in Metro games.

The combat look downgraded from the first one

Like Dead Rising 2 and having to give the Zombrex shit lol. Or Far Cry 2 with the malaria (still love both these games though).

Hmm, different perspective, I guess. One might say the timer increases tension and fear, but I guess others see it differently.

@@k33p1tc00l parkour, combat and story

@@k33p1tc00l lol your the one pissing shitting and crying, ratio cope Seeth mald.

@@k33p1tc00l I agree this took me 10 n half hours to complete generally didn't think anything special from it I personally thought the fact that the weapons were directly aimed at body parts and you couldn't choose what body parts you wanted to dismember was quite anoyying ...and generally the enemies wernt hard enough ...... And the human ai we're trash also....Im so glad this was free through my freinds games share

My man. The 2nd one looks way more generic ( surroundings etc ) when I thought the city of Harran was one of Dying light's strong suits. And the atmosphere was stellar.

7th gen?

@@rustyfisher2081 7th console generation, as in 360/PS3/Wii

@@lennartj.8072 Ah alright, thanks for the clarification

The graphics, atmosphere, and immersion are far less impressive than part one

Have a good time! I've had a bad day at hospital, so have ordered pizza and this will absolutely make it s good evening too

I work at target we had this on display two mornings ago

@@hilt999 Yeah, I'm waiting for the rare unicorn edition: PC, Steelbook, here in Germany. Tough luck so far. We'll probably get lucky if they don't instantly ban it like the first one. 😒🙄

@@dvdemon187 that’s crazy had no idea thx for the insight good luck have fun

Yeah but like you can't really change the compass hud much besides just looks. You *can* change the lockpick mechanics instead of just opting for the skyrim choice over and over again.

@@GamingWithHajimemes But the Skyrim choice is familiar. Everyone knows it

@@0uttaS1TE I guess. I just kinda wanted something new, or just to be able to turn the feature off. Like yeah I can pick a lock if you hand it to me in a game like this, but I won't be having fun. Its just a waste of time to me...

Post-apocalypunk

i really dont see a huge problem of it being more combat based imo

Its a good thing ino

I think it depends on how you play. Like wanna parkor around and avoid zombies and shit? Heres a hang glider and grapple hook. Wanna smash everythings head in? Here's a flaming hammer, go nuts.

Turning the hud off will be a must for me and then playing on hard will be a nice touch on top of that

okay so use the combat mid and late game :)

The first one had super fun gameplay but a laughably hackneyed story and Saturday morning cartoon villains. Since this sequel seems to have similar, if not even slightly improved gameplay and a heavy emphasis on telling a good story, it seems like they've just fixed the biggest problem (in my mind) that they had to. This makes me glad.

@@k33p1tc00l circlejerking shill reviews? Fucking rofl. Disagree with the review all you want, but dont be delusional

After a weapon breaks your done

the messy dev cycle really cucked the game, but what makes me mad is that they didnt admit your choices were no longer gonna affect much

I actually like hearing that the story is long. My problem with the first game is that the story was so short. You can basically finish it in a few hours so unless you were engaging in other activities you could get to new maps pretty fast and had a ton of back log quests

It's really not great now that it's been out for a while and people have played it. It's not the worst but by the end it will have made absolutely no sense and will never be explained.

I new game + the first game so many times but I only did it for the set pieces