which gaming health system do you prefer

Latley a lot of games have been coming out and they have the recharge system, and leaving the old system of going and picking up healh behind, which do you all prefer.

I personally like them both, if its super fast paced i tend to prefer the recharge system, i think they both have their good points

Latley a lot of games have been coming out and they have the recharge system, and leaving the old system of going and picking up healh behind, which do you all prefer.

I personally like them both, if its super fast paced i tend to prefer the recharge system, i think they both have their good points

whambalam

among action games, my personal favorite was MGS3.

food, instead of restoring your health, restored your stamina which helped your health regeneration.

Games overall, my favorite style of heatlh sytem is RPG style. Numbers and potions are way to go.

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Latley a lot of games have been coming out and they have the recharge system, and leaving the old system of going and picking up healh behind, which do you all prefer.

I personally like them both, if its super fast paced i tend to prefer the recharge system, i think they both have their good points

TriangleHard

among action games, my personal favorite was MGS3.

food, instead of restoring your health, restored your stamina which helped your health regeneration.

Games overall, my favorite style of heatlh sytem is RPG style. Numbers and potions are way to go.

I personally like the get health system because it makes the game more challenging. Nothing like playing resident evil when anything can take you out with one hit because your health is so low and you are trying to find health. Just makes everything so much more intense.

Now for real-life games i.e. WWII games or fps games I think active recharge or like COD3 does health is spot on.

I thought the getaway had a good health system, you had to go againts wall and lean on it, there was no health bar or anything, you could see if your hurt by the way u are walking and u would have blood on your arms, belly ect.ect.

I find ducking to recharge fully ala Rainbow six: Vegas a little unrealistic. It would be okay if it was a sci fi game like Gears/Resistance. It needs to suit the context of the game. some kind of burry effect or red screen until you get a health pack would be better.JustWiicredible

Have you played on realistic? That's how Vegas is meant to be played. If you're in a position where you take one shot, you ususally take enough to be killed.

[QUOTE="JustWiicredible"]I find ducking to recharge fully ala Rainbow six: Vegas a little unrealistic. It would be okay if it was a sci fi game like Gears/Resistance. It needs to suit the context of the game. some kind of burry effect or red screen until you get a health pack would be better.The_Rick_14

Have you played on realistic? That's how Vegas is meant to be played. If you're in a position where you take one shot, you ususally take enough to be killed.

I probably wouldn't get past the first level on that setting. Lol.

Definitely the Resistance way for shooters. It only regenerates to a certain degree making you think twice how much damage you should take.

If it was a full regeneration, it kind makes things less harder as you know you can go all the way out and in the last moment wait until you're fully healed.

Partial regeneration is nice touch.

On the other side MGS3 health system is very cool. For this type of games searching for food was a great idea. A bit of a pain but much more realistic. You feel a need to survive.

Collecting health could still work on some games I guess, as long as it's not on every corner for pick-up ;)

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[QUOTE="JustWiicredible"]I find ducking to recharge fully ala Rainbow six: Vegas a little unrealistic. It would be okay if it was a sci fi game like Gears/Resistance. It needs to suit the context of the game. some kind of burry effect or red screen until you get a health pack would be better.JustWiicredible

Have you played on realistic? That's how Vegas is meant to be played. If you're in a position where you take one shot, you ususally take enough to be killed.

I probably wouldn't get past the first level on that setting. Lol.

Yea it really adds to the realism everytime you turn a corner. lol

The few enemy snipers that are in the game are ridiculously deadly.