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KCF0107 posted...

I'm not finished with it, but I do agree that some levels do feel overly long. The 15-ish minute levels that covered the first 5+ levels seemed perfect in that regard. I can't really speak too much about the death thing. I have died twice and right around where I had last hit a nexus point or whatever they're called. All progress seemed to stay after dying, so if I died in a big arena fight, I wouldn't have to do it all over again, which I of course appreciate. I still have a couple of levels to go, but I'm playing on the default difficulty or whatever the middle is if there wasn't one if that matters.

EDIT: I only just saw that you finished it haha

No that's what I'm saying. Normally in an FPS, there are checkpoints to mark your progress. When you die, you load back into the checkpoint and the enemies you didn't kill after that checkpoint are still alive.

But in this game, they remain dead. It forces you to traverse what is essentially a dead level just to get back to the point where you died. And that's not too bad if some of the levels weren't dependent on platforming. It's not alot, but it's still a little annoying.

You should also know that from the UI it might seem that there are alot of weapons. But you won't get to play with some of the final tier weapons by game's end! Which leads more credence to the fact that the devs probably expected people to just put these weapons in when they make their own maps. I have no complaints about everything else the enemies are cool the gameplay loop is fascinating and the gore is just right. It's just this roundabout way of doing checkpoints and the unfinished/odd design choices the devs want to take this.