Bahahah, they did act like some pesky antagonists. But the bards in AC2 were worst. They would run up at the WORST possible time. I remember sneaking behind this one man, when suddenly the bard runs in front of me, blocking my movement. Then more joined him. Bastards....rium125 said:
Interesting you say that. I can see what you mean, their abilities are huge. And the first one you meet in the Cave in Call of pripyat sounds like a seedy hippie when he says "get out of here, man" - but for me its actually all those things that make me LIKE that enemySu.zaku said:
It scares the bejeezers outta me when one shows up, or just the screen turns blueish to suggest he's around, his 'pull' attack makes my brain feel funny, and he's one of the few enemies I will either run away from, go tactical with grenades or get a huge satisfaction out of mowing down with a scoped Tunder Its also good when they cheese grater a load of Duty guys, because they always drop good equipment If you want their guns without killing them, its a good method. I've never seen a controller occupying a base though - which game was that (SOC, COP, CS?), and did you have any mods running? That could be annoying if they kill story-specific NPC's.
I was on Shadow of Chenobyl running the Oblivion Lost mod. I agree with you in that they are a tense and engaging enemy to fight, but given how your bottlenecked in the environment fighting the first one and you generally have really shit weapons (I had a makarov and a fairly rusted AK47 from the army dudes you fight previously) it can be annoying to fight. Once you fight them in the open, their not too bad as there is usually cover to avoid their telekinesis and a bit more room to maneuver and thinkSuperNashwan said:Interesting you say that. I can see what you mean, their abilities are huge. And the first one you meet in the Cave in Call of pripyat sounds like a seedy hippie when he says "get out of here, man" - but for me its actually all those things that make me LIKE that enemySu.zaku said:
The dwarf things really get up my nose with the ability to flatten your energy and take away your weapon though. I find I have to just use 'peek and spray' so they cant nick my energy too much.
Su.zaku said:Ahhh yes - is it that tunnel under Agroprom / The Army base? You're trying to get to the ladder and then its "whooosh .. BANG ... ARGH". Yeah I think I only had a crappy AK at that point too! Probably with minimal bullets due to those two bloodsuckers that live down there as well.SuperNashwan said:
You've made me want to play it again now
Were they involved in a particular level or were they a particular class you could choose for every level, I can't remember. I was thinking Jabba's Palace for some reason, but isn't that in Battlefront 2?Omniponent said:
GAH! Those dirty, diseased little fuckers was the breaking element of Morrowind for me. I just couldn't be fucked completing the game with a combination of cliff racers and the pain in the arse combat system.MasterOfWorlds said:
Half-seconded. I would jointly award this to the quick zombies/headcrabs, who usually come in packs of half a dozen at a time and are damned hard to wipe out entirely. Worse when you have to reload.Nieroshai said:
