It’s….not fun imo.Įdited - realized I use some inflammatory language, and I didn’t mean to. I like the idea that you have to manage these things, but not SO often, and not SO punishingly.
It is the only game that I have ever played more than once. I have played both of the Ranch Rush games several times. I WANT MORE LIKE THIS I love the way the game is played as it gives a different spin to the typical time management game.
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But just as the weapons break SO often, I find the stamina gauge too small/limiting, especially in the opening hours. Go bananas and download the free trial of Ranch Rush® 2 - Saras Island Experiment today. I’m fine with it conceptually, just like weapons breaking. It forces me to do something excessively that I find cumbersome in an action RPG - item management, and forcing me to feel weakened constantly.Īlso, brace yourself for this one - I think the stamina gauge is in the same bucket. This thread is all about naming singular design decisions that we feel brought down an entire game. Ditto for tank controls in older RE games. I can still say the controls fucking suck and I don’t like playing the games as a result.
Kinda reminds me of the arguments that terrible controls in Silent Hill games “add to the horror and helplessness”, and you “just didn’t get it” if you didn’t embrace that mentality. I don’t like the argument that “I didn’t get it and I didn’t embrace this design” so my opinion must be shit. I never called that bad game design (and if I ever did in another post, I apologize, I didn’t mean to), it’s definitely just my opinion. You might even need to switch weapons as often as every minute in high combat situations b/c of how fast they break. I’m criticizing it because I find it very frustrating to have to engage with that system so often and so repetitively. Yes, you can always collect new weapons and you’re encouraged to cycle through them and get as creative as possible. I’m actually surprised more people didn’t rag on me for talking about it, TBH. I’m not part of what I’m calling the defense force, folks who seem to rush in in high numbers whenever anyone legitimately criticizes this system.
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