reply to "biggest let down of the decade"
posted by bowcaster7 (WEST LEBANON, NH) Apr 17, 2010
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Hi, I would like to make sure it is stated that in Conviction stealth is not dead like ltdan676 says it is in his review named "biggest let down of the decade" in which he gave Conviction a 1 out of 10
He states that you don't have to worry about making noise. It is true that the AI's only detect you by seeing you, but if you are around the corner from them running the WILL hear you, and check out the area, though they will not become aware of your location or start shooting you until they have established eye contact.
ltdan676 also states that you can't hide bodies, and this is true, but it was done as a decision to make the game flow faster and more smoothly. Conviction may be less stealthy than the prior games, but stealth is not dead in it. Also, enemies will notice bodies and will start searching for you.
He says there are no cool stealth moves, but all of the stealth takedowns are pretty sweet, and of course the new mark and execute is awesome (and even more awesome in co-op)
Lastly, you have many types of gadgets to choose from including the sticky cam (which if used correctly is more useful than ltdan676 says it is), and there are many other gadgets that are useful to stealthy players.
Stealth is definitely not dead in the game like ltdan676 says it is, it is just more streamlined to make the game more action-y, but that does not mean that Splinter Cell is the new Gears of War.
Note: all of my observations were made playing on realistic difficulty, and I have not played on the lower difficulties. For the best experience I would recommend playing on realistic difficulty.
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