Opening that first safe only to find it completely empty was such a troll moment, but the hunt for the real plates made it even better.

The game really had us thinking it was ending with those fake credits, I should mention only to throw us straight into the most stressful clerical work simulation ever created.

Exploring a pitch-black basement filled with hibernating infected is terrifying, your nerves navigating that dark complex are impressive.

I hesitated for a split second before charging in, but the hype took over.

Seeing everyone charge in all at once made all that slow setup so worth it, right?

The Mongols knew skilled craftsmen and scribes were way more valuable alive than dead. I'm guessing the Straw Hats somehow will betray Jin now or later.

Watching them all charge right into the kill zone was definitely a thing of beauty.

I was actually confused whether I should've let the bear out or not and then I just didn't.

Yeah it work most of the time for me cause I try to be as patient as I can when I plan to do a stealth battle.

Yeah, smooth movements until the sudden, violent explosion.

For me, it was the first rule of survival.

Thanks a lot.

You're right. I'm guessing you've completed this mission long back. Was it challenging for you as well, or was it only me?

Exactly.

Imagine climbing a hill to fight, only to find out the enemies could block every second swing. That seemed exhausting.

Backing off to deal with the soldiers before touching the machine was a patient move, right up until the final charge. Whoever designed that Hiss cluster just wanted to ruin his night, lol.

Going in to shut the heart down and getting pulled inside instead was the kind of plot twist, that makes you shout at the screen.

Refueling a truck to a full tank and then watching it burn up in minutes was a very harsh lesson. And that explosion was way bigger than I expected.

Guards that do absolutely nothing while someone walks up to them are the easiest difficulty setting no menu can offer, lol.

Why would a locked cell need a key that does not show up until a later quest? That sounded like the game keeping a secret on purpose.