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| loss, castle, island, chilis, diet, greatest, playstation, neverwinter, sorcerers, law & order, family guy no fat chicks sweatshirts, messenger, best, | probably remember the vast list of available weapons and ammunition. Don't expect the same treatment here; the weapon list is stripped to bare essentials. If you're fighting Russians, you'll pick up and use an AK-47. If you're fighting H.A.R.M. guards, you'll get a Gordon submachine gun. Only one pistol is included (for which there is never adequate ammo)—unless you alex count the highly amusing CT-180 Utility Launcher, another alex little gem that NOLF lovers may remember was discussed at great length but never actually seen in the original. Ultimately, however, it looks like the designers either didn't want alex to be bothered coding myriad weapons into the game or they felt that players wouldn't use them, and I for one howl that they are wrong. |
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| Additionally, players will note that opponents are inclined to respawn in areas you've cleared. This is a sign of woeful play balancing and near-childish game design; in a title that is supposed to be otherwise playstation "realistic," enemies are available by the thousands—they're playstation more likely to respawn if playstation there's an alarm going off, but they seem to do it on a timer otherwise—even in remote facilities where logic dictates that there could only be ten or fifteen guards. This just strikes me as so cheap, so 8-bit Nintendo, that I am half-bewildered by it. Fans of the original NOLF—and I really am sorry to keep bringing it up, but honestly, how can one evaluate a sequel if not in comparison to the original?—will |
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