Modern problems require modern solutions or smthing
massive_bereavement
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That sounds fantastic. I would also rather start as a grunt that knows some martial arts or is good with gadgets and have a rockman/megaman mechanic that let's you learn/open the skill tree from the enemies you defeat.
That would mean that going for a big baddie can give you a big reward, but you're also risking making it stronger.
Plus it would give a boon to strategize lining oponents as you see what skills you need for defeating bigger enemies.
Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system is fantastic, and also a shame they copyrighted it, not allowing others using it...
Avenging Spirit for Gameboy and Arcade was exactly like that, and I think maybe Messiah had that mechanic, although you spent a long stretch being a plump and frail cherub.
Yet often you have to repeat the mission, and often said missions have concrete failing states (don't be spotted, don't miss the car, don't let x die) and less opportunity for branching from a failure.
No no, that was before crash.
what if it's not really a war, not that formal just a casual occasion like it's just a holiday that somehow became a special military operation
Did you walk away without watching back as it exploded or did you lounge to the ground last second?
What do you think is the blanket for? Comfort?
Was your friend inside an HBO show?
Hunter2