Current Events > After enjoying Splinter Cell Conviction, I tried Blacklist. What an awful game.

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Charlie missions are impossible by yourself, and the whole voiceover change was one of the worst moves ever.
Michael Ironside will always be Sam Fisher. The other guy, I don't even know who it was.

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Yeah, I didn't enjoy Blacklist as much as previous games, and not just 'cause Ironside wasn't there.

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The VA change is the only bad thing about the game. Otherwise, it's exceptional. Much better than "point shooter kill everyone" Cell Conviction

And the horde missions were hard at first but you can game them p easily

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Eyeratosthenes posted...

The VA change is the only bad thing about the game. Otherwise, it's exceptional. Much better than "point shooter kill everyone" Cell Conviction

And the horde missions were hard at first but you can game them p easily

Horde missions are one of the worst additions I've ever seen in a Splinter Cell game.
It was supposed to be coop, but why not make regular coop straight forward games like Chaos Theory?
The fact that you can only save after every 5 waves made it more insufferable.
I quite after wave 4.
It just wasn't fun or Splinter Cellish.

Regular missions are ok, but the fact that it was not Michael Ironside, made me forget this game.


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Those side missions are designed to be really hard so there's more content to have in the game and a bigger incentive to play the multiplayer. But yeah there's no reason to bother with it.

The voice change sucks but it was because Ironside had health issues. Personally I would have been fine with a new agent instead of Not-Fisher.

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I kinda lost interest while playing Double Agent tbh (after loving the first three games).

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