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Remember when video games were meant to be fun?
No, me neither.
I stopped my unhinged pursuit for MGS3’s “FOXHOUND” rank and subsequent Steam Achivement for months while fighting The End, until I realized wearing his “Fire” camo made the fight a doddle.
And by stupid I actually mean torturous."
Not now, though.
Every time I look at this remake it becomes more eye-arousing.
I stopped my unhinged pursuit for MGS3’s “FOXHOUND” rank and subsequent Steam Achivement for months while fighting The End, until I realized wearing his “Fire” camo made the fight a doddle.
That was my first mistake.
Tell us what you really think, Meiksy.
At launch, every Metal Gear entry in the bundle was locked to a grim 720p on PC.
No biggie, right?
So painfully, hopelessly wrong.
Theres alotto unpack there.
But the biggies are no continues and no health medicine.
Ive been playing this game since I was 19 years old, and now, terrifyingly, Im 39.
Two decades worth of muscle memory does something to you.
I stopped my unhinged pursuit for MGS3’s “FOXHOUND” rank and subsequent Steam Achivement for months while fighting The End, until I realized wearing his “Fire” camo made the fight a doddle.
I started this FOXHOUND run on January 21.
Almost 10 months later, Ive still not finished this exercise in torment.
Ive probably been a bit stingy when it comes to those saves, in fairness.
Picture a muscle-bound, heavily scarred Russian with lightning hands in an MCU suit and youre basically there.
I must have lost to him well over a dozen times at this point.
Fight or fry
Make no mistake, Vulgin is miserable to fight on Extreme.
I know his attacks like the back of my increasingly infuriated hand.
The trouble is, a couple of attacks are sooooo hard to avoid.
Like the one where he starts spraying bullets from his finger.
Honestly, Ive lost count of how many times Ive fallen to the fists of Yevgeny Borisovitch Volgin.
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