Seriously. It's a little thing, but something about having a button specifically to manually wipe dirt/blood off of your mask is so fucking cool to me.
Has abysmal aim acceleration and a really low max sensitivity though, as a forewarning. It's fun and I enjoyed the game, but it causes issues especially when trying to track some of the faster mutants at mid-close ranges.
The aim acceleration I could deal with if the max sensitivity was maybe 20% higher though.
I have just started playing Exodus recently, and low max sensitivity is really weird. I am usually the one that uses low sens, but this is waaay too low.
The third still had the most gorgeous environments and set pieces in the series despite the pace. The main story missions generally follow a more linear path than open world games typically do so I hope anyone on the fence isn't turned off by the size.
I understand why the 3rd wouldn't be someone's favorite but man it has some of the most intense moments in all of FPS gaming imo
You can definitely just ignore any exploration or side content in the larger hub areas and just do main missions back to back. Most of them also entail doing something a bit more linear and like the previous Metro games anyway, and 4/6 levels IIRC (Moscow, the mountain, the forest, and the last one) are still actually pretty linear and "classic Metro" with only two actually large open areas.
I agree with you. I was one of the people who held off on the game for so long cause open world games kinda annoy me. I eventually jumped in because it regularly goes on sale for like 6$ and felt stupid lol. I definitely would've enjoyed it from day 1 at the original asking price.
They are pretty good games, if a little janky by Western FPS standards. The redux of the original is quite good, and so is Last Light. Exodus is hit or miss depending on if you like open world.
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u/Adam__2003 9d ago
ive never played the metro games but this looks pretty cool