My armor was basically in tatters, I was down to a few bandages and health kits left, and ran out of ammo on my MP5 so I had to resort to the pump action shottie. I had a great moment in the above mission when I had gunned down everyone but one last final guy in an exo-suit. They mostly deal with it by spamming grenades so this technique obviously won't work indoors. You can still game them by camping, popping out and taking shots. It was nerve-wracking but the loot was well-worth the quick loads (playing on Veteran).ĪI seems better this time around but not by much.
I just got a bunch of better weapons going up against a well-armed merc group with nothing but my slightly upgraded MP5. Lots of emergent gameplay here happening. Graphically, COP lacks the warm lushness of the sun from Clear Sky but it's clearly the better paced/designed game.Įven in the initial stages, I'm having fun just wandering the Zone and doing missions. Its still weird and inaccessible to anyone playing for the first time. Its more obvious about being a game and meets your expectations.Įdit: Of course this is only after playing through the first game. All the important locations on the map are highlighted, every location has an item or something you can find and there will always be some enemy to fight. This time around everything seems to be part of a game mechanic.
In SoC you were a babe in the woods told to make his own way. Money matters because you can do more with it than just buy a new weapon now, and you cant sell all your worthless shit to some npc.
Artifacts no longer just float around the place, you actually have to search them out now. A central town or place with npcs that will repair/give quests/heal also with a place to store items. You start off with some decent equipment and now weapons/armor have upgrade paths so you don't immediately ditch them when something better comes along. Certainly seems to have more western influence to it. Hmmm this is definitely different and maybe better than SoC.
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