HIW LONG DOES IT RAKE TO FINISH IKANA CASTLE HOW TO
Get seen and run across the level vaulting over walls and setting up a nice line of enemies to kill? Well the enemy just learned how to run vault over objects and shoot you. It's fun in that the to borrow Yahtzee's phrase "Cock up Cascade" suddenly becomes a whole lot worse because sure you can pull out basically a rail gun and gun dow the enemies chasing you but the next day the enemy now has the ability to use guns and will pull them on you. The key mechanic / selling point is the enemies learn from you and their actions and abilities evolve based on your own but if you change tactics they then forget your old tactics. It's a sort of real esoteric Sci-Fi premise about machines that can grant eternal life and lost palaces with great power. The main lead is voice by Rose Leslie (Ygritte on Game of Thrones, The wildling girl John Snow shags) It's a Sci-Fi action game but with stealth elements. I just don't understand why they did it that way.
So between the radio chatter, bangs and clangs of combat, and the voicelines of the enemies it's devolved into an incomprehensible cacophony multiple times. In that regard it certainly doesn't help that the main villain likes to send robo-scorpions to ambush you at certain points, but also shit talks you over the radio during the combat, but also also the robots keep playing his voice lines. And even after that I'm having a pretty hard time trying to figure out what I'm doing and why. It felt like one of those conversations with your boss that you just want to get done, but they keep bringing up new stuff. The DLC starts essentially with like a 10-minute dialogue section that was really trying my patience. The pacing and story are kinda hard to parse.
The color palette is essentially entirely the same, and there's way less new assets. So far the new area feels way less distinct from the main game than either Honest Hearts or Dead Money. I'm going through Old World Blues currently.
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