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Posted By: Steve Levinson | Date: 1/14/04 6:59 p.m. | |
In Response To: SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser (Mark Levin) : The last level of the scenario, and it's a bit of a mixed bag. It's got some
I have to agree. There is a lot of eye candy and you can often see where you must go next, but getting there is another story. You also have to be good a finding locked doors, as these are almost all places you will need to return to. : However, this level has far too many small yet annoying quirks that damage
Try as I might, I could never get them to where the Pfhor would do my dirty work for me, so kill them I did. BTW, the Pfhor on this level are mostly troopers and cyborgs, making vidding very difficult - definitely out of my league. At least the flame thrower it usefull in vaporizing the troopers - too bad there's nothing equivalent to use on the cyborgs, and you meet them all in tight quarters where you pretty much have to take them out. : Most of the pattern buffers
Actually, it stays active long enough to get a 3X charge, even on TC, but if you take the time to charge up, you're toast. You'll be slammed by so much Pfhor ammo that there's no way to recover. For better or worse, you're far better off avoiding the trigger poly entirely - you do not have to go there. : There are a few "bad" switches that don't seem to be necessary and
You actually beat the bridge? It can be done? I was less experienced when I last tried it - I still have my saved game - maybe I'll give it another try. : Aside from that, the combat is usually pretty fun (if difficult). There are
Actually, there is only one juggernaut that you need to kill. The others are the result of one of those bad switches. Of course you can beat those juggernauts and it can be fun to fight them and all the baddies that hide out with them in their alcoves, and there is that secret reward, but you do not have to unless you want to. Most of us of course did fight them the first time we played this scenario, as we're not used to bad switches. : In the end, some sort of spacial anomaly appears and pulls the ship in. Roll
I'm already well into the scenario. Let's take the first two levels together in the next post, as not much happens on the first level. There are also some generalizations and some questions raised at the beginning that should be discussed. Until next time . . . |
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SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser | Mark Levin | 1/14/04 5:44 p.m. | |
Re: SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser | Steve Levinson | 1/14/04 6:59 p.m. | |
Re: SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser | Mark Levin | 1/14/04 8:20 p.m. | |
Re: SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser | Todd | 1/14/04 10:22 p.m. | |
Re: SoNK Volunteers: Hellraiser | Keith Palmer | 1/15/04 3:19 p.m. |
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