Post by psyco6 on Mar 30, 2013 14:28:19 GMT 1
Congrats to EA for ruining the Army Of Two franchise.
AO2 Devils Cartel is the latest in the series.Gone is the moral choices from 40th Day.Back to back fighting,the high fives and air guitar.The voice acting was poor compared to the other 2 games.
I did enjoy the ability to destroy cover and when the aggro is maxed you can go on a rampage for a short time.I did enjoy taking a cartel down but it got repetitive.Also the knife kills were not as good as 40th day and the cut scenes were lacking in graphics.
More time should have been spent on game play instead of camo patterns for weapons and the tattoos and tac gear choices for your operator.I do not like how companies use games to promote their products in a game.Example there is a mask and tac gear called skull candy.A company that makes headphones.
All in all the game was lacking from the other AO2 titles.The plot twist was one redeeming quality.
Once again EA broke something that could have been a winner.
FYI Crysis 3 isn't that great either.
AO2 Devils Cartel is the latest in the series.Gone is the moral choices from 40th Day.Back to back fighting,the high fives and air guitar.The voice acting was poor compared to the other 2 games.
I did enjoy the ability to destroy cover and when the aggro is maxed you can go on a rampage for a short time.I did enjoy taking a cartel down but it got repetitive.Also the knife kills were not as good as 40th day and the cut scenes were lacking in graphics.
More time should have been spent on game play instead of camo patterns for weapons and the tattoos and tac gear choices for your operator.I do not like how companies use games to promote their products in a game.Example there is a mask and tac gear called skull candy.A company that makes headphones.
All in all the game was lacking from the other AO2 titles.The plot twist was one redeeming quality.
Once again EA broke something that could have been a winner.
FYI Crysis 3 isn't that great either.
