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Goldeneye on N64 beg to differ, Natalya gives me nightmares even today!



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OP reasoning seems confused. Most of the games you mentioned dont really count. 

Wright said:

· Dead Rising (saving the survivors) - This can be a pain, but thankfully it is mostly optional. i hardly saved anyone. 

· Metal Gear Solid 2 (with Emma Emmerich) - Wrong, this was one of the worst escort missions. 

· Halo: Combat Evolved (protecting Captain Keyes) - What??? Hardly an escort mission when him and his marines are perfectly capable of providing gunfire / instant ammo. 

· The Last of Us (Ellie) - What??? She is practically on God mode the entire game, she didn't die once in my playthrough (excluding the DLC)

· Half Life 2 (Vance / Calhoun) - What??? Hame as Halo. 

· Max Payne 2 (Sniping enemies around Max) - Hardly an escport mission. 

· GTA: Vice City (Those infamous "protect this random NPC" missions) - Wrong, awful missions. 

· Resident Evil 4 (Ashley) - Wrong, this is one of the worst examples of escort missions. 

· Uncharted 2 (Protecting Elena) - God mode. 

· Portal (Companion Cube) - What???

 





Guys... OP isn't trying to convince you that escort missions are great.

OP's point is that the best games around have incorporated, in one way or the other, an escort mission. I know protecting EE in MGS2 is AWFUL, but the game is still a masterpiece, and it has an escort mission on it.



foodfather said:

OP reasoning seems confused. Most of the games you mentioned dont really count. 


Read above.



I don't mind them. Although sometimes they get too hard.



    

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