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The Nemesis System Was One Of The Best Things Gaming Ever Did, And WB Just Killed It

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Warner Bros. is shutting down the team responsible for one of the most interesting narrative design mechanics in recent memory

The Nemesis System Was One Of The Best Things Gaming Ever Did, And WB Just Killed It

Warner Bros. is shutting down the team responsible for one of the most interesting narrative design mechanics in recent memory

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3d ago

The Nemesis System Was One Of The Best Things Gaming Ever Did And WB Just Killed It

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Another innovation protected by capitalism. Thank god I'll be nearly fifty before video game enemies are allowed to hate me for being a mass murderer.
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What is the mechanic? I've never played it.
- If you get killed by a particular enemy in a level, the next time you retry the level that enemy will be leveled up some.
  It turns “oh this part is hard for me” into “JFCWTF?!” which is good for people who like to be frustrated and hate themselves, and also can make it feel like there’s more story development instead of replaying exactly the same level again and again
  
  Thanks for the reply.
  This seems like a great way to ensure that the player can't beat the level. I assume there's a maximum difficulty where the enemy is still possible to beat?
  Also, when does the boosted difficulty reset for the level? After beating it? I am not a fan of frustrating games, so I can't even imagine playing a game like this without just quitting.

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