hender sums up the negatives very well. That isn't to say it's ALL bad, imo, the mod stayed interesting enough to override these issues. But they ARE there, and they ARE annoying. (I also like how bullet time makes all your enemies into elite marksmen with perfect aim, and all the bullets travel at only about twice as fast as running. Did you know tf2 scouts can almost out run bullets?) and the plot REALLY falls apart. The ending made no sense. Interesting scenery and stuff, but... come on. Who the hell is the antagonist, why did he show up, and why should i care? The story's main way to move the plot forward is to flash two screens of text at you, one in each of like the last two levels, over and over again. I get it. I can read short stories. Go back to making games. and there are interesting gimmicks that they could have utilized more, instead, you're left scratching your head and saying... what the hell just happened? Like when you're supposed to 'protect' some civvies, and you get a civvy radar. Why the hell do you need it? You don't. but like beerdude said. Kept my interest, despite huge flaws. But that was mainly cause I was bored.
Oh, I completely missed this one when I first wrote it: THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID! HEYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! /Ed McMahon.
