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PSSSHHT Giveing me a lightning Blade and expectig me NOT to cut someone up...please lol YOu forgot to mention that YOU DONT EVER GET REWARDED 4 Killing humans And that you can cut enemies limbs off leaving them alive or cutting their guns in half to stop them from attacking :-}
Why the hate for no killing, Dale? It's awesome to go through a Metal Gear game and beat it entirely by sneaking.
Though not sure if it would work for this.
Though not sure if it would work for this.
I've done no kill runs in MGS 2 before. They wee hard, but strangely rewarding. I'll likely try it in Rising after my first play through.
No way Konami. I'll be damned if I'm going to let the coolest feature in any video game EVER go to waste. I am going to slice-n-dice the fuck out of every human I come across in Rising, and each more gruesome than that last.
Hmmm... maybe there's an achievement for that?
Hmmm... maybe there's an achievement for that?
I got so close to getting a No Kill playthrough in Metal Gear Solid 2. I was sneaking everywhere, taking only certain guards down with tranqs, and then it betrayed me.
I tranqued a guard overlooking one of the bridges connecting the two Shells. As he fell asleep he leaned backwards and then forward, plummeting into the ocean below. My final kill count: 1.
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I've not done a full no kill clear in any MGS game after that, but I always like to try until I get bored or frustrated. So, I'd try in Rising too.
I tranqued a guard overlooking one of the bridges connecting the two Shells. As he fell asleep he leaned backwards and then forward, plummeting into the ocean below. My final kill count: 1.
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I've not done a full no kill clear in any MGS game after that, but I always like to try until I get bored or frustrated. So, I'd try in Rising too.
I never thought it was that hard to go through the MGS games without killing anyone. However, I can see how it would be much harder to resist when you have a super awesome sword that can cut anything in half.
I feel a powerful urge to tranq everything in normal Metal Gear games. I'm pretty sure I'll feel a powerful urge to slice n' dice everything in this one.
Wow Caco, that fucking sucks.
Personally, I've never tried a no-kill run in any of the MGS games, although I'd imagine it'd be really fun and rewarding if you could pull it off. However, how the hell are you going to give me this fucking sword of doom and expect me to let guards live? It's like giving a kid the keys to Disneyworld and telling him he can't ride anything. Would try, though.
Personally, I've never tried a no-kill run in any of the MGS games, although I'd imagine it'd be really fun and rewarding if you could pull it off. However, how the hell are you going to give me this fucking sword of doom and expect me to let guards live? It's like giving a kid the keys to Disneyworld and telling him he can't ride anything. Would try, though.
I don't know about any of this no-kill nonsense, but I do know that Raiden needs to lay off the makeup.
I'm not one to try this because I know it's something that can be hard/frustrating. But I have to be honest and say that this is something that is really fun to watch someone do.
I'm glad to see they're sticking with the possibility of this type of gameplay.
I'm glad to see they're sticking with the possibility of this type of gameplay.
I believe I achieved this in 4. I didn't kill bossews and tranqed everyone. I think Chapter 3 on the bike may have killed that, though.
Regardless, I doubt a no-kill is very realistic in Rising. Lining up your blade while being shot sounds like a receipe for death.
Regardless, I doubt a no-kill is very realistic in Rising. Lining up your blade while being shot sounds like a receipe for death.
After doing Mass Effect 2 on Insanity, I could see myself doing this. That game built up an unnatural patience in me. Should be fun to play without killing anyone, but it will be everso tempting to cleave the odd spine or two.
I never tried no kill runs in mgs games, but there doesn't seem to be a huge difference between shooting someone with a gun, or shooting him with a trnquilizer gun. Likewise I can see this game being extremely frustrating if it requires so much precision that you have to cut a gun in half.
glad to hear it, except when I accidentally slice a guy in three pieces because he decided to walk forward.
Without the tranq gun in Metal Gear Solid, I'm worthless. So I don't know how this will work out, but since its an action game and not a stealth action game, it might be easier.
Without the tranq gun in Metal Gear Solid, I'm worthless. So I don't know how this will work out, but since its an action game and not a stealth action game, it might be easier.
So... You're giving me that badass energy katana and another knife that can cut through ANYTHING and expect me to do nothing with it...
Cool, but i'll do that on my second walkthrough :)
Cool, but i'll do that on my second walkthrough :)
Hahaha.
Here have this sex doll that will do all of your dirty deeds; however, if you don't use it you will get a medal.
fuuuuuck that.
Here have this sex doll that will do all of your dirty deeds; however, if you don't use it you will get a medal.
fuuuuuck that.
I've gone through the games with no kills almost everytime I play the game(trying to get the Big Boss title). My only problem is it always takes me about twice as long and I never meet the time criteria. >.<
Well, this will be the first MGS game with achievements. Hopefully they won't have a bunch of pain in the ass ones and I've never personally never found any enjoyment not killing people, except the bosses for their special items, of course. Curious as to how they will make a tranquilizer weapon in this game. I suppose they may just recycle the katana from MGS 2 where you had the option of stunning people with it. More or less the same idea behind the tactical knife in MGS 4.
I don't know if it'd be that stressful to be honest. I've done a no kill game in MGS and MGS2. Snake Eater however felt sort of impossible -I tried but would have to give it up at some point for some reason or another.
So it's sort of how they decide to make the gameplay, how dense the enemy population is and how easy it is to screw up and hit the wrong button, lol.
So it's sort of how they decide to make the gameplay, how dense the enemy population is and how easy it is to screw up and hit the wrong button, lol.
Hmm... hopefully it's not the lame "tranq" them all option. Same game as if you shot them all, but just harder...
If I remember correctly, on MGS 2: Sons of Liberty, the high frequency sword had a two-way fighting style (kinda lame...) where you pressed the square button to turn its icon RED (for kills) or BLUE (for stunning/sleeping/tranquilizing/not killing). I wonder if RISING's gonna work the same way...
Even so, I sense infuriating times on the Achievements department. There will be joystick-being-hurled-to-wall action to be sure...
Even so, I sense infuriating times on the Achievements department. There will be joystick-being-hurled-to-wall action to be sure...
If I remember correctly, on MGS 2: Sons of Liberty, the high frequency sword had a two-way fighting style (kinda lame...) where you pressed the square button to turn its icon RED (for kills) or BLUE (for stunning/sleeping/tranquilizing/not killing). I wonder if RISING's gonna work the same way...
Even so, I sense infuriating times on the Achievements department. There will be joystick-being-hurled-to-wall action to be sure...
Even so, I sense infuriating times on the Achievements department. There will be joystick-being-hurled-to-wall action to be sure...
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