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ArchangelMadzz said:
michael_stutzer said:

The only bad side is pretty much every game feels lacking afterwards. I haven't played many games since I completed TLOU.

Though I play TLOU pretty much everytime I get the chance. Multiplayer is just as amazing as the single player.


I'm not a huge multiplayer guy but I'll definitely check it out then!

I just fired up Arkham Knight for the first time, got it a few days ago but wanted to play/finish TLOU first so hopefully it's not too much of a downgrade, it's a completely different game so I doubt my mind will make many comparisons.

What I find it less is more when it comes to enemies. When you have large numbers of enemies you have to battle it forces the game to become simplified into button mashing. In games like TLOU and the Souls series you will almost certainly die when there are more than 2 enemies of any sort surrounding you at close quarters. And of course it only takes one enemy if it's a clicker and you don't have a shiv or pipe handy, or bloater any time you get within grabbing distance.



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