Doom Guy has the biggest Dick Energy.
I...can confirm that it is vanishingly rare for enemies to hide from you in Doom, to the point where I'd assume it's a bug if it happened.
There most certainly aren't any invisible enemies in the first one or ones that hide from you.
Actually, the 2016 version does have the invisible versions of the charger enemies.
oh whoops, my bad.
It's not hiding or invisible enemies that are the problem, it's the first-person perspective only letting me see what's attacking me from directly in front of me. This has been an issue for me in most FPS's that I've played going all the way back to Goldeneye on the N64, the only real exceptions being the Fallout games. I'm always extremely cautious when playing these games because I don't want people coming up on me from behind because I missed killing a patrol or something. Fallout at least has companions to give me advance warning of someone coming up on my six and VATS so I can pause the game and think about my options instead of spraying bullets everywhere in a panic because a cazador suddenly popped up about five feet to my left. These big open arenas that Doom has look like a lot of fun to play around in but the playstyle is obviously supposed to be very aggressive and constantly moving and having enemies on all sides most of the time.
Can't be sure, but they started coming back more for games by square enix at least.
So, basically this confirm that the only reason Lancers have actual lance shaped rocket launcher was because Gallia and the Empire are hardcore traditionalist.
Or Gallia has outdated tech. The portable mortars that the grenadiers use are also said to be cutting-edge tech, probably to explain why they weren't in VC1.
Probably both.
I haven't seen too much of the Federation's tanks compared to other tanks just yet. The Hafen, Squad E's signature tank, is said to have basically twice the power of the Eidelweiss but that could easily be just because it only takes 1 CP to use it. It looks just like any other tank, unlike the Eidelweiss which was shaped like a prototype MBT, and its armaments are about the same so far.
I'm willing to bet there's a good reason why they went out of their way to involve Gallian characters. From the sound of things the main cast have some kind of history with the Empire, like it burned down their village or something, and they emigrated out of Gallia specifically so they could join the Edinburgh army and go fight the empire without Gallia getting involved. My money's on that choice meaning something important, either to them or to the story as a whole, that wouldn't mean as much to Federation characters who probably would have gotten drafted whether they wanted to fight or not.
Nah, PC PS4 and Xbone
Nope. FromSoftware once again brings us much joy. Coming next March.
Oh, so it's more Dark Souls then Assassin's Creed? That's substantially less exciting, but it still looks cool as hell.
Well, the Assassin Creed comparison isn't too far off. There are stealth elements unlike in other Soulsborne games.
