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Is Dead Island (GOTY) a good game?

It's mostly just annoying. Very few enemy types, enemies infinitely respawn and they level with you, weapon durability is low and ammo carry capacity is laughable. Act II is decently suspenseful because you're in narrow streets engaging groupings, and there's one area that's terrifying, but overall the game's pretty mediocre.
 
It's mostly just annoying. Very few enemy types, enemies infinitely respawn and they level with you, weapon durability is low and ammo carry capacity is laughable. Act II is decently suspenseful because you're in narrow streets engaging groupings, and there's one area that's terrifying, but overall the game's pretty mediocre.
The fvck. Enemies leveling with the character must be the lamest piece of sh*t excuse for game design since rubber banding race cars. I am pretty sure skyrim did it also and it is supremely terrible.

Edit: ok monster scaling makes some sense for a dungeon you have never visited 🙂
 
I really enjoyed the game, I like digging loot and the island was pretty cool.
Was really pumped when I finished it, was a great ride, but don't think I'd go back to it now. Definitely worth the $15-20 or whatever it is now for the GOTY.
 
I borrowed it from my brother, played about an hour and haven't gone back. Things that might be just a minor annoyance to others can be a deal breaker for me, and this game was full of them. Wish I could elaborate, but I don't really remember what they were.
 
The fvck. Enemies leveling with the character must be the lamest piece of sh*t excuse for game design since rubber banding race cars. I am pretty sure skyrim did it also and it is supremely terrible.

Edit: ok monster scaling makes some sense for a dungeon you have never visited 🙂

Was gonna say, it works in an RPG because if you get to a certain level and encounter weak enemies all the time you can't get good XP and can't level. In the case of Skyrim you aren't constantly fighting something anyhow so when you do encounter something I'd want a bit of challenge.
 
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