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I like it when the optional objectives tell us more about the protagonist - like when Edward gave absolutely zero shits about Torres' inspirational speech and just pickpocketed the three Templars or when Shay managed to avoid getting hurt and killing anybody while escaping the Homestead. Those kind of objectives lend something to the narrative imo. | I like it when the optional objectives tell us more about the protagonist - like when Edward gave absolutely zero shits about Torres' inspirational speech and just pickpocketed the three Templars or when Shay managed to avoid getting hurt and killing anybody while escaping the Homestead. Those kind of objectives lend something to the narrative imo. | ||
Unity's objectives were very trite; it felt like the developers had a made up a list of optional objectives and then randomly added them to missions. | Unity's objectives were very trite; it felt like the developers had a made up a list of optional objectives and then randomly added them to missions (like "make 3 cover kills" or "make 2 poison gas kills"). | ||
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I like it when the optional objectives tell us more about the protagonist - like when Edward gave absolutely zero shits about Torres' inspirational speech and just pickpocketed the three Templars or when Shay managed to avoid getting hurt and killing anybody while escaping the Homestead. Those kind of objectives lend something to the narrative imo.
Unity's objectives were very trite; it felt like the developers had a made up a list of optional objectives and then randomly added them to missions (like "make 3 cover kills" or "make 2 poison gas kills").