SpitztheGreat posted:What do I need for Bioshock 2? I just played Bioshock on easy and feel like I missed out on some really good mechanics because of the lack of challenge. I hear the sequel is weak, but I'm hesitant to read too much because of spoilers. I wouldn't say the sequel is weak. In fact, I think the sequel is better in a lot of ways...more refined, while remaining mechanically a "Bioshock" game (unlike Infinite, which I found enjoyable but a significantly different game). And judging from the fact that I didn't have much of a problem beating either game on the hardest difficulty with vita-chambers disabled, yeah, I'd say you might want to try the sequel on a higher difficulty. I can't imagine how loving boring the game must have been on easy. Beyond, that, I don't really think you need to know a lot about Bioshock 2 to get started. It runs a lot like the original, although you play an older Big Daddy model instead of a person. The research mechanic is different in the sequel: Instead of taking photos of enemies, you actually "tag" a target with your camera and then try to hurt and kill them in various ways to increase the quality of your "research", which is a little more hectic than the original game. Since you're a Big Daddy, the whole Adam harvest mechanic is pretty different too. You find a Little Sister and let her lead you to Adam-rich corpses at your leisure; because you choose when you harvest Adam (and subsequently attract splicers like flies to poo poo), you can plan ahead on how to temporarily fortify/booby-trap an area. That's a pretty different gameplay mechanic as well, but the game gives you better tools to defend yourself than the original game...and it can be pretty fun to protect the Little Sister from a hoard of surly splicers with miniguns, hijacked bots, and sentry turrets. Cream-of-Plenty fucked around with this message at 05:18 on Jul 23, 2018 |
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