And if you don't meet him, you'll just have to start a new game to see if you meet him then. Although there's one stupid thing here, at one point in the game, it's random whether or not you'll meet a certain merc. The new mercs are completely cool, they have perfect voice acting and unique personalities. There's some new mercenaries, including a tourist you met in JA2, and an oldtimer from JA1. at least I didn't, most of time you should know yourself where to take cover. This is a nice feature, although I doubt you'll use it any much. There's two new handy options you can use in tactical warfare, with two buttons you can see where your current mercenary can shoot, and where it's best for him to take cover. Unfortunately, this isn't totally so, the levels are not well made, but I'll get back to that later.Ībout the other new things. In that regard JA2 has massive replayability since things were different each time, but JA2UB can also be more fun in another aspect, the authors had more freedom in UB when making the missions since nothing was random, the missions made were exactly as they would be played, so the missions can be a whole lot more fun as they have more substance then JA2's missions (although the essence of replayability is totally gone in UB). In the full version of JA2 it wasn't like this, the enemy was constantly moving, the enemy placement was mostly random. The game can actually be best compared to the JA2 demo, the demo had only two maps which had no variations, you meet the enemies at the same place and all. This doesn't have to be a bad thing though. It's competely linear, you go from sector to sector, and the element of silver mines, multiple squads and etc.
Well, that's not true, the new campaign is totally different from the original. At first glance this seems like your normal addon, new weapons, new characters, and a new but smaller campaign.
0 kommentar(er)
