I've beaten Bozak on my own plenty of times. It is not hard AT ALL. It is a challange, so it shouldn't be easy either. A few runs with other players and you will get the hang of it pretty fast. I got the bow and all the other types arrows on my own. I have all waves memorized just by playing 3-5 times. I play Bozak everyday with other players just for fun or for helping out. You get dockets for doing it that give you weapons.
which was a valid way of playing Batman: AK a lot, too.When the game was focused on parkour traversal melee combat it was great. Now there is a car and a big map that is mostly car space. They spout that its the size of the two previous maps combined but then you see big open spaces and then bleh. I'm still hyped as fuck, just disappointed.They announced it would be like this ages ago.
Frankly: I'm not excited about the driving either, but they knew how to handle it well in Dead Island – whereas Rocksteady had never handled driving before and arguably fucked it up first time.
A) There's a precedent with Dying Light: The Following
B) The world looks flatter and more spacious than the previous two maps, so I have little doubt it will be useful, but still more optional than the Batmobile in Arkham Knight
I'd rather a big, new chunk of city, too - but I'm OK with this. I will simply choose not to use the car a lot of the time
Word, I am goddamn dying for it.
I would say it's much more in line with Far Cry than Batman at this point. (Which, by the way, I don't think is a bad thing.)
That's what I was going to say. It looks a lot more like Far Cry than Batman. Far Cry had vehiacles too but I barely used them.
We don't know yet. I hope it is a quest we can get in-game and we can travel to the initial cave on foot.
$20 for The Following or $30 for the Season Pass.
Yeah, I didn't expect it to be $60 either. Figured it'd be around $40, so this'll be a tougher sell to co-op buddies.