new enemies?

Defiantly a couple new mutants, and a better variety of bandits/enemies, and some more faction / faction based stations (that you can visit) would be awesome!

 

yeah they really need to have more factions like the book, like the great worm worshipers and the 1905 confederation. as well as bandits because u only saw them once in the last game (at the second or 3rd mission).

 

The factions in Stalker work well, and they don't really impede gameplay. 4A could think about some alternate missions, choose to help these guys, you get Ending A. But help these guys, get Ending B. Maybe?

 

I agree. I wish to see 4A take Last Light a little more in depth with the RPG elements, but no to much as I don't won't the game to lose the original feeling of Metro 2033. You know what I'm trying to get at? Give it a bit more of a RPG feeling but don't go to far.

 

as others would write new mutants would be great. also good idea would be to add from book Savage Cannibals of the Great Worm Cult in new series. Also not enemies but if stalkers will have as big role as in the book i will be happy.

 

It would be cool to see a Stalker on the surface, and have to rotate your headlamp, like in the book. Just a small 10-second little point, but it would add a little detail which would be epic.

 

I support all forms of new enemies as long as they arent too voer the top.

 

The spiders are cool, I hate them already. The scorpions look good and some of the other ones are so messed up that you can't even tell what they are

 

I think the human enemies will be the same like in Metro 2033 but there will be new mutants that you will face in Metro L L thats for sure

 

I don't really want to see more mutants, but I would like to see a wider variety of them.

More than that though, I'd like to see some more bandits. There are supposed to be some 40,000 people living in the metro IIRC, I'd like to see a few more of them.

Theoretically, bandits are far more dangerous than the majority of mutants you're likely to meet in the tunnels, and unless killed, they'd likely prey on any trade routes they can reliably get away with attacking. Plus, avoiding human traps is more challenging imo than simply wading in to a group of mutants.

 

I'd like to see a wider variety of mutants and such, and see more bandit factions throughout the game. Would be pretty neat.

 

dito

 

Just to strenghten my last post:

I would just like more diffrent type of mutants. Tbh, if you played Stalker and then Metro you begin to think they really need some more of them.
In Stalker there coulb be Dwarfs (aka Burers), Pseudo Giants, Snorks (they'r actually not funny at all), Blood Suckers, Blind Dog's, Cerebrus (not to be confused with Blind dog's TRUST ME), Rats, Controllers etc etc.
While metro had: Demons (aka Bitches), Snouts, Rats, Blob thingies, Librarians and..... I cant come up with any more mutants xD

So just add some more mutants and it will all be awsome :3

 

You missed either Lurkers or Watchers lol..

Either way, I would think it better if there were a wider range of nasties living on the surface rather than in the tunnels. The tunnels are ultimately supposed to be a sustainable living space, so the vast majority of mutants would either be living in closed off parts where people don't live, or too deep for humans to naturally encounter them (like the Biomass and the amoebas) - although that of course brings questions of how some of them could have mutated in the first place. That way, we get a clear sense of danger when say, cutting through an unused tunnel to get somewhere, or going deep to avoid the Fascists, while not being needlessly bombarded with anything more than the less dangerous Nosalise/Lurker-type mutants when moving through areas which are subject to human inhabitation.

I know it's not strictly relavent, but in the book there were hardly any monsters living in the tunnels. The biggest dangers were the various factions of people, and your own psyche/ghosts. It was the surface where the vast majority of mutants lived - with certain stations mentioned as being insufficiently deep, so as not to adequately protect their inhabitants from radiation.

..It's just not the same as the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. universe.

 

i think it would be cool to have mutants not really being friendly with humans, but living amongst them almost peacefully...would be weird to see them just kinda watching.

 

That would be pretty good I think. I could imagine being on a station platform and seeing something down on the tracks, just sitting and watching like it's curious, and someone saying not to shoot at it, just ignore it and it will go away. Like it's a fairly common occurrence. It would be interesting to have some kind of mutant that are just curious about those they share the metro with (or try to avoid people all together), rather than wanting to rip them apart...

As for enemies, well, I wouldn't want many more different types of mutants, like in S.T.A.L.K.E.R... That's just too many, and having many kinds of mutants in the metro tunnels is just unnecessary really.

 

Id like to see any type of new enemy, as long as it a) fits with the story or b) fills a niche not already filled. I remember seeing those huge mutants in the trailer, and they look like they'll fill the "tough enemy that dies after a billion shots" niche.

 

i also would love boss fights, like epic ones with teammates and everything

 

^ Boss fights: against a mutant that's giant, yes. Against a super-nazi leader, no!

There seems to be some kind of "boss" in the 12-minute playthrough, near the end of the train, he looks a bit like a Warhammer guy, massive shoulder-pads, bullet=proof armour. I think this is a massive mistake... :/

 

Yeah, I don't want to see some sort of "super soldier." Not in the Metro. I hope they change it.