#Just cause 2 pc slow upgrade

It is, and more fun than the last GTA game I played in fact (San Andreas for those of you keeping score). That is not to say that Just Cause 2 is not fun.

#Just cause 2 pc slow upgrade

Some more combo/contextual moves coupled with the ability to upgrade it and streamlining of certain manoeuvres (like dragging enemies behind your car, or holding a grappled enemy so you can fling them OFF of things etc.) would elevate this game beyond simply being a 'more interesting GTA clone' to something truly exceptional. The grappling hook changes all the rules, but I don't think the folks at Avalanche really cottoned onto that because the hook feels underused, and under-developed. Because while it is a sandbox, it is NOT a GTA game. But as a sandbox game trying to do something different it should've cast a wider net in looking for inspiration. Just cause 2 does everything I've seen done in the GTA franchise and it does it smoothly and cleanly. As a sandbox game it follows in the footsteps of GTA, the trigger-happy titan among sandboxes. Funny way to start off a review about Just Cause 2, but I feel that this is the major misstep that the game makes.

People will lock themselves in their houses and refuse to leave because the combination of close-quarters contextual combat with the ability to pin enemies to the environment and turn them into viscera-filled pinatas will be like cartharsis on a stick to anyone who loves to play sandbox games. People will lock themselves in their houses and refuse to leave because the combination of close-quarters contextual combat with the ability to pin enemies to the environment and turn them into viscera-filled pinatas will be like cartharsis on a stick to anyone who loves to play If Ubisoft ever make an assassin's creed game with a grappling hook, civilisation as we know it will be over. If Ubisoft ever make an assassin's creed game with a grappling hook, civilisation as we know it will be over.