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@HardBoiled2009
They are very different games, and even acknowledging CoD's flaws, neither is ultimately better than the other for that very reason.

Just sayin

"It's a puzzle-riddled, ammo managing, archaic retreat to a land of gameplay mechanics that may be enticing to some old-school RE fans"

I am one of these people. I've been waiting for this game for years.

@DrDrew Pinsky
At least you'll get to go to the grand canyon

@minority8
Checkpoints are necessary, since there is no Nexus, it's just one big world this time. I see the bonfires as a way of letting you start at the beginning of a "level" in Dark Souls. Much like starting at the end of a boss area of a world when you beat him.

In other words, the impression I have is that bonfire checkpoints are more like the points between 1-1 and 1-2, for example, not a checkpoint in the traditional style, which would serve to break a level up to make it easier.

I thought Shooter 1 was way easy in comparison to Eden and Monsters. I didn't play Shooter 2. I'm totally looking forward to this.

The only Rayman game I played was Rayman Advance, and I loved it, so I am psyched for this one.

@pro cow tipper
Nazi zombies is far from original too, buddy.

@ricorich196
Crysis and that Sniper game both use the same engine. Same engine doesn't always mean same gameplay. Turok, Gears of War, Dungeon Defenders, and Infinity blade all run on the same engine.

Really wanted to like FC2. I bought it twice, actually.

The first time, I bought it on PS3 on the cheap (like $15). I decided it would take too long to get into the game, time I didn't have, and I needed $ towards other, more definite purchases. So I brought it back.

Second time, I bought it on PC. And I got horribly stuck at the beginning of the game. I think you're supposed to go in some church or some building in that first town you get to, and I couldn't get inside. Had no idea what I was supposed to do. I put it down and never picked it back up.

The thing that bothered me about this game was that I just couldn't get past the learning curve. It seemed very promising, and I wanted to like it. But I couldn't.

@Anticrawl
Also, "I'll just leave this here" is getting old too.