Remember that huge rooftop that's on the keeps that the Overlords are in (you can see it while Talion rides the drake in the first gameplay trailer)? Why not make that rooftop have lots of tough enemies to deal with, maybe even a captain, but upon defeating them will allow you to use an alternate entrance into the throne room? So far, the only way in is the front, where the Overlord complains that you killed their drake, Talion goes 007 on them with a witty comback, then they engage in a duel. They could even allow us to stealth Overlords. I hope Ologs are incredibly hard to deal with, forcing a more stealthy approach on them, but it still seems like they can be dispatched with pretty easily by a competent ranger. I was hoping the inclusion of Ologs would fix this, but after the gameplay I've seen I'm not so sure. Sneaking around and silently killing them all was fun, but a competent player could just as easily take them all on in a plain sword fight as well. In Shadow of Mordor, all the enemies were more or less the same.
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A room full of guys with guns could be taken on by charging in and punching everyone, but this also left a very good chance of dying, too. The problem is, stealth in the Batman games was actually necessary at times. There's no shame in that, as those combat and stealth systems are fantastic. Let's be honest, this game's combat and stealth comes from the Batman: Arkham series. I sense a problem that the first game had: stealth is fun, but completely irrelevant. I doubt you can even use stealth on the Overlord! Who may be weak to stealth! With all of the grandiose of fort assaults in Shadow of War, I feel like stealth will be reserved really for just picking a few archers and getting extra damage done to a captain or warchief for a fight. I'm worried, because one of my favorite genres in a video game is stealth.
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