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Siveon

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Shadorwun: Hong Kong
The Game Analists said:
Siveon said:
The Game Analists said:
Why are people telling me Dark Forces 1/2 are good? They're fucking awful. I got them in a pack years ago. They look and play like shit, tons of autoaim, constantly blaring the same three star wars songs over and over again. I've heard JA is good but it crashes over and over on my PC, so I dunno about that.
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"Tons of autoaim".

I don't think that means what you think it means. Dark Forces has no vertical aim the same way vanilla Doom doesn't. Dark Forces 2 has no autoaim whatsoever so I'm not even sure what you're getting at. They both run at steady framerates, and Dark Forces II was one of the fastest FPS's I've ever played. I guess they don't have enough QTE melee kills for you?
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Yeah but it's also full of all kinds of bullshit like many areas in the game where taking damage was unavoidable
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This is very much mitigated by the fact you get awesome Force skills that let you run incredibly quickly, block damage, and heal yourself. The game is also very generous with healing supplies and ammo.
 
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