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"combat-heavy"? definitely. *a lot* of shooting, not that much talking. it's a shame, I value Shadowrun more for the narrative than the mechanics. also, apart from the first act and the final mission, the entire campaign was very easy. my character was pistol-specialized (i.e. underpowered until higher levels), and I still experienced no friction throughout most of the game.
regarding leftism. it's here, but it doesn't harm the story significantly. doesn't feel out of place or like you're being lectured. this author did a better job weaving their beliefs into the story than the creators of Dragonfall. same with the depiction of racism – more believable here than in the Berlin camaign.
In fact the first level in general has just awful design in general. I managed to clear all 4 base campaigns and both this author's other campaigns on max difficulty with only 3 combat related reloads, I am already at 6 on the first level here.
Thanks
Thanks a bunch, it's always that one little thing you miss or don't try and someone tells you "no yeah try that, it works" and just... really? Of *course* it was that
Hey i got a riddle for ya, about searching for something like your keys or wallet;
why is it always in the last place you look?
why would you keep looking?