#Call of misery mods mod#
#Call of misery mods upgrade#
#Call of misery mods plus#

They made him so weak that he's downright dangerous to play with if you've never played MISERY prior. Even though that class utilized suppressed weapons (think Forta 12, etc) you'd THINK that a stealthy class would be exceptional at CQC.

However, the Recon Class has exceptionally slim chances to survive other enemies and hazards because he (at least when I played it) has ZERO damage resistance.

For example, the Recon Class is the build used for those that like to go about their business in a stealthy manner. Except they say it in terms that read like a positive.

#Call of misery mods mod#

The Misery Development Team that created and maintains Misery has, at times, admitted the mod is unbalanced.

#Call of misery mods plus#

Playing with a controller will undoubtedly result in a smashed controller, smashed monitor or a combination of both plus other select electronic pieces lying in close proximity. Oh, and you should ONLY play with a keyboard and mouse. To people like me it's the culmination of all our worst fears brought to life in a video game that replays itself over and over again in our minds well past the 'GAME OVER' screen. To the mentally competent, it's a meandering challenge barely scraping our masterful exploits. To a select few it's a brain aneurysm waiting to happen. To others, it's the MASTER DIFFICULTY we sometimes dream about conquering. To some it's an insane amount of unnecessary aggresiveness towards the player for very little reward. In the end I had used all of my batteries by the time I got back to the Shadovsk and the (quite daunting) mission was a piece of cake, even with my rather close range Recon-specialist weapons.MISERY is different things to different people. Next I popped a psi pill, waited for the side effects to dissipate and then approached the poltergeist at a range which let me take it out with a rifle grenade.

Then I baited the bloodsuckers to attack my location, luring three of them into the electrical anomalies before wounding the remainder with protectively placed landmines which I finished easily with just one shotgun blast each. I got attacked by dogs on the way and had to restore some health, but once on location I used a pre-planned approach to avoid the bloodsuckers and controllers until I was in cover behind the shipping containers-I popped an antirad pill to be able to use the cover provided by the irradiated containers effectively, took out the melee zombies, waited for the bandits who had seen me to be killed by the mutants and then took out the controllers (at absolutely the maximum range of my rifle for one of them which was both funny and annoying). (For example: I checked out the Iron Forest, went back to base using my loadout save to buy more batteries, ammo and some landmines, and approached the location for the second time. I have a lot of hours in the Zone and am currently playing Recon Dark Mode-I thought it would add some extra challenge but really it just makes how you operate slightly different from vanilla Misery, like also stocking up on lots of batteries to keep the nightvision up and running, and making use of the limited nighttime hours by making a beeline for objectives and running back to base to beat the sunrise. I accidentally posted this (below) in the wrong discussion. I never tried them and don't know if they work or not. You can PM me if you really want to try them. I very much agree with this guy, for as much as people complain about misery, I have never experienced anything so thrilling.ДЄnd no matter how much you tell people to scout and plan, they really don't.Д«ut I found I downloaded the broken linked files, from before they died. Misery makes it one of the best places to take virtual afternoon stroll in! By the time you've done most of the initial missions in Zaton you will already be pretty badass, but even then, there may be places on the map best left until later, after you have been deeper into the Zone (the waste processing station is the first that comes to mind). It probably doesn't sound very helpful but Misery is really very tough only in the beginning.

#Call of misery mods upgrade#

Originally posted by Martial.Lore:To be honest, the best way to make things easier is to make progress: Save enough money for good armor, stock lots of effective (but very light) meds in your pack at all times, reconnoitre and plan your missions and stock up on needed equipment (like grenades or IEDs), make use of the environment and use cover, flank hostile groups, find and repair or buy more effective firearms (and upgrade them).