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> second, there is still some progress saved, experience earned, etc., so that even in death there is some progress I accidentally realized how important this
by leviathan 15y ago
> second, there is still some progress saved, experience earned, etc., so that even in death there is some progress
I accidentally realized how important this is while playing Bioshock 2. The fact that when you're trying to kill a BigDaddy and you die, they keep their damage when you restart so that you can still kill him even if you don't have any weapons left and have to repeat 3 or 4 times.
If that wasn't the case it would have probably demoralized me from continuing the game when things got tough.
- vacri 15y agoTherein lies the pendulum swinging the other way. When dying doesn't really disadvantage you, it takes a lot of enjoyment out of the game. Particularly in Bioshock where it can be an advantage to die (free health!)