Why are game teammates more scary than enemies? Phenomenon Analysis!
Our galaxy is being invaded on a massive scale by insects and robots, and they must be expelled in the name of democracy and freedom.
To do this, I took the risk and chose to join the Space Force recruitment, and learned various skills at boot camp, such as how to overcome difficulties quickly.
It's like crawling in a fire net.
Of course, I also learned how to throw grenades, shoot and summon strategies**, and other challenging skills.
After less than ten minutes of training, the instructor told me that I was already a qualified soldier and that it was time to fight for democracy and the freedom of all mankind.
I remember that during the training, the instructor praised me and said that I was the best soldier he had ever met, which also gave me a lot of confidence and courage.
I started my first mission and rushed out like a hero and headed straight for the pile of bugs.
Subsequently, thanks to the perfect combination of insect attacks and teammates' grenades, he was killed on the spot in less than 30 seconds.
What happened after that, in short, was that I was killed more than 10 times by bugs and teammates in battle and on the way to respawn.
In the end, my teammates and I agreed to cut 81 insects high on the ground, rub the ends together, and return smoothly after completing the mission.
your teammates, this game can't be played! "After all, dying 14 times in a game isn't a good experience, not to mention that more than half of them are killed by teammates.
Then, I immediately grabbed another handful and started attacking the insects.
That's right, that's exactly what is true of PUB Submarine 2, the hottest multiplayer co-op shooter on Steam right now.
The game has been on Steam since February 8, and in just over two weeks, it has garnered 140,000 reviews, with a peak of more than 450,000 people at the same time, forcing the staff to scale again and again, and it is arguably the most popular game of the time.
Let's start with the conclusion: Jedi Infiltration 2 is the best game of the same name on the market right now.
The gameplay is particularly addictive, as players constantly travel from planet to planet to complete tasks such as destroying eggs, blowing up hives, rescuing hostages, and blowing up robot factories.
After completing a mission, you can earn experience, currency, and medals, which are used to level up and purchase various strategies** on your ship, and medals to buy items such as guns and armor.
Once you've unlocked new strategies** and pistols, you'll be able to take on higher difficulties and get more supplies to increase your combat power.
I don't think there's anything special about it.
But really, the hardest part of this genre is balancing difficulty and coolness.
If you just mow the lawn, you will get bored if you play too much, and if the difficulty is always high, the experience will be poor.
In this regard, Jedi Sneak 2 does an excellent job.
For example, enemy types are divided into two classes: Terminators (insects) and robots, each of which has several classes that can be divided into light and heavy armor.
Light armor can be easily shattered by ordinary firearms and is the main adversary we face in the early stages.
It's really cool to keep shooting down oncoming enemies with a machine gun in hand.
However, halfway through the game, heavily armored enemies will also appear, such as"Raid worms"with"Titans"。At this point, the ordinary** is no longer able to break through the armor, and your blow will even be bounced off by the armor.
And as the difficulty increases, the damage of the monster will also skyrocket, often half a life at the touch of a button, not to mention finding a breakthrough if you get closer, which makes everything more difficult.
Although, though"Raid bugs"It's really hard to deal with, but there are many ways to deal with it in the game.
For example, the easiest thing to do is to find an unlucky guy to take him for a walk, and the rest of the people will spank his unarmored ass.
You can also use strategy** and suppress them with firepower.
If you can't do it, then smash his tortoiseshell shell with a high-explosive ** before sanctioning him.
You can even ram insects with the landing pod, knocking them to death while supporting yourself.
Secondly, Jedi Infiltration 2's strategy in the pre-war preparation phase is really important.
While the ** in this game may look mediocre, their features are well designed.
For example, hitting the face of a nearby insect with a shotgun is particularly effective when dealing with insects.
And against robots, you can use energy**, which is very effective against robots, and can destroy them in two or three clicks.
The most powerful ** in the game is:"Strategy**", it's summoned in the same way as"Power Dancer"In the same way, press the arrow keys one after the other.
This is the key to our mission, and if we communicate well with our teammates when we are in a team, one person takes the strategic attack** and the other takes the support**, it can greatly reduce the difficulty of the mission.
Therefore, the most enjoyable thing about this game is actually the ease with which you can destroy all kinds of enemies with reasonable configuration.
Of course, there's more to this game than that, after all, it's a game that claims to be a plaintiff with teammates.
For example, everyone likes to use strategy**, which can throw a bunch of monsters into the air with the flick of a finger.
These ** don't have eyes, and if you're not careful, the bugs and your teammates will be wiped out together.
The most you can do with bugs is to be caught with facial attacks or shattered by ranged attacks, but you never know how you'll die at the hands of your teammates.
Let's say you're using your teammate's turret to defend against insects and your teammate's turret ** goes along, killing you unexpectedly.
Or maybe you're having fun with your teammates, but your head is blown off by a bomb he throws off.
The beautiful air raid made me dizzy, love from China.
Either I was standing in front of my teammate's tower and being swept to death by the tower with the bugs, and I realized why I was taught to crawl in boot camp.
In a way, lavish deaths and teammates' mistakes are the essence of Jedi Infiltration 2.
What's more, Jedi Absconding 2's maverick is exactly what makes it so fun; It's not as dreamy as its counterparts, nor is it as dark, deep, and brutal as its counterparts, and it looks like a serious sci-fi scene, but chooses a hilarious satirical style.
Even my grandma loved it"
GC's opening chapter is full of irony, and instead of being nervous about the insect invasion, he seems to be enjoying it.
In the game, both the NPCs and the characters we control shout about democracy, but in reality, this"Super-Earth"of citizens are divided into three classes, six classes, and nine classes.
For example, citizens who participate in hostage rescue missions are classified as Category A and are entitled to various benefits, while construction site workers are classified as Category C and even have to be approved for pets.
In any case, there is a kind of utopian feel to the whole game"Managerial democracy"taste.
Overall, Hell's Detective 2 is basically flawless, with the spectacular spectacle and immersive feel it deserves, and overall, it's a lot of fun.
What's more, I definitely don't recommend playing this game alone, even if you find a bunch of wildcards online, it's much better than playing alone, the experience is completely different.
Of course, it still has some bugs at this stage, and although the server has improved after a few expansions, it is still a bit difficult**, and the bad reviews on Steam are basically caused by crashes and server issues.
I didn't feel any of this during the game, though, and overall the game was very smooth after pressing the throttle.
If you were fascinated by movies like Starship as a kid, don't miss this game, which can also be played by PS5 players. Trust me, this game is definitely worth the money!