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Operation mode is 3 sets of tasks that need to be completed to successfully finish the overall mission. Each task has a time deadline (5 to 6 mins, I believe). The ISA needs to complete all three tasks to win. The Helghasts only need to stop one task to win. At the end of each task is a cutscene with the top players (not necessarily based on score) names above the characters during that task. I found it quite entertaining! Seeing your name above the character in the cutscene can really draw you into the experience. It's an additional reward besides the points/kills.What's Operation mode ? I only played Warzone (I think that's what it's called) in the beta.
That map and Salamun Market look interesting. Surprised Blood Gracht made the cut. I would have chosen Southern Market or Pyrrhus Rise.
Must .....resist.............not..long ..to wait...............Here is some of the start of single player and some multi at end.
has spoilers
http://www.giantbomb.com/quick-look-killzone-3/17-3797/
^everything is looking great to me.![]()
nib95 said:FunkyPajamas: said:Please don't take this the wrong way: would you say the firefights are similar to Halo where each time you play there's different stuff going on? Or is it a bit more scripted (say... COD), or somewhere in-between?
Thanks!
I'd say somewhere in-between. Some of the levels themselves are massive, but you are still relatively funneled to some degree. Where the differences come in to play are orders and ways in which you take on enemies, since in KZ3 there is a lot of vertical and horizontal shooting going on at any given time. How you take them on will change depending on the player.
Playing co-op for example. My friend plays a very different style to me. I prefer to mow down ground troops first with heavy machine/turret gun artillery (unless there are rocketeers around who need to be killed first) staying behind cover, picking off the roofers last. Whereas my flat mate would snipe off the people above (balcony's, bridges, buildings etc) first, and then use grenades, machine guns or rocket launchers to dispose of groups on the ground.
But I would say all three of my plays through the campaign have been different. Mainly because there are actually more weapons than you have time to use. For example, I've still used very little of the rocket launcher, shotgun (used the shotgun pistol more) and flame thrower. I'm also meleeing less now that I've upped the difficulty (they dispose of you in seconds), so firefights are definitely more tactical and drawn out.
I think the most impressive thing for me with the game now though, on top of the tactile gunplay, is the AI. It's just sublime, possibly the best in a shooter yet. It was great in KZ2 as well, but now reaction times from enemy and ally AI just seems more natural and snappy. Not sure what else you could expect from them to be honest within the confines of fair gaming. On the harder difficulties they do some hilariously awesome stuff, and react so fast I'm constantly giggling. One shot misses their head, forget about seeing him again for a while. They will cower, blind fire, shift around behind whatever cover they have slyly to throw you off of their position, lob a grenade and wait for it to blow and just as it does pop up to shoot whilst you are still dazed or covered in smoke. Other times when they sense serious danger (you charging at them with a massive turret), they will leg it in hilarious fashion. Then there's the team work employed, they are lethal.
Friendly AI is also vastly improved. Rico is a bad ass at times. Definitely more intelligent in veteran. I've died, seen him shout, I'm comin for you Sev! Watched him cap a Helghan in the head metres in-front of me, run and slide behind cover, pop up and head shot another, and then run to revive me and rush back in to cover. Pretty awesome stuff.
I think KZ3 needs a horde mode.
How fun that could be!
That things way too expensive at $40, and another 30 bucks since I don't have the navigation controller. I can also imagine how stupid I'd look with that in my hand and 3D glasses on my face![]()
When you already wear the glasses you're 90% there anyway. Might as well go the full nerd distance and get the plastic gun.![]()
His belly pops under the costume when he lifts the helmet, that was hilarious...Helghast Edition Unboxing http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011...ium=social&utm_campaign=Killzone3unbox_021811
I lol'd![]()