I could see myself falling behind the curve and around the Cargo Bays, I decided to switch back to Normal. This worked pretty well.Īt Engineering, I managed to get reasonably far, but I had to waste all my Armor-piercing bullets on the turrets that were there. I ran the MedSci Deck with mostly a wrench, and I upgraded Agility and Strength in order to be effective with the wrench as long as possible, hoarding as many ammo as I could. I decided to focus on standard weapons, being ammo-efficient. I started to go in blindly, and I had a marine-build on Hard Difficulty. FIrst, I wanted to post this in the WAYPTW-thread, but I figured my thoughts are a bit too elaborate for that so here I am. However, that did not hold up unfortunately.
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