As you amass experience, from killing enemies to completing missions, you will level up and be given skill points which can be used to upgrade certain abilities and provide additional abilities, or even change how a mechanic in the game works

You can pretty much do everything and unlike two when you kill enemies they don't return

Molotov cocktails can set areas ablaze, mines will obliterate enemies on foot and vehicles, and C4 can be planted on anything and is perfect for ambushes

The only parts that can be slow is swimming but the graphics are great and being able to try and not alert an enemy is cool!

You have some very epic skills like the Grenade Takedown where after you've successfully melee killed an enemy you have the option to pull the pin on their grenade and kick them into other hostiles

Lastly, the difficulty of the game is adjustable, so if enemies are too tough you can always set it at an easier setting

Side quests abound and can entail hunting a particular animal with a specific weapon type, killing a certain individual with a knife, or trials that are like mini-games that have you killing as many enemies as possible as the clock counts down

You can tackle this game head on by doing mission after mission or you can goof around and explore (which I highly recommend) and clear enemy strongholds, power up radio towers, search for letters of the dead and relics

Enemy Unknown, Borderlands 2, and every other game I have played

and I'm not spoiling it for you guys, play it and find out :)Enemies and charactersThe enemies in the game are pretty good enemies

No bosses.- When driving around exploring, enemies appear out of nowhere and attack you

Watch your step and sneak into an enemy outpost, use your own skill to plant C4 at key locations or exterminate the whole outpost silently with takedowns and then use those skills you've learned to help you like the Takedown Drag to drag the person you've just knifed away (enemies who see dead friendly bodies will start searching for the killer

From overwhelming enemy forces to surprise tiger attacks, there is ALWAYS something waiting to kill you.

Just so you know , it got animals that would attack you and enemies are very keen as well.

You can get a silenced sniper and just pick off your enemies silent from a nearby hilltop, or shoot open cages of wild animals that will attack the enemies

The enemy itself will work together to suppress and kill you, as well as take cover to hide from your fire

great enemy AI

Overtaking enemy compounds are wildly fun at first, but quickly become tedious

Instead of leveling up, you gain perks, which can be anything from swimming faster to assassinating an enemy on a ledge above you, and many more options as well

but the really fun part is where you choose what to do and how to do it, use your own skill to outsmart the enemy and win

The random moments of watching prey get hunted by predator, watching enemies get attacked by wildlife, watching someone walk too close to the edge of the river and wham

The enemy itself will work together to suppress and kill you, as well as take cover to hide from your fire

You can get a silenced sniper and just pick off your enemies silent from a nearby hilltop, or shoot open cages of wild animals that will attack the enemies

Gone are the rusty old enemy weapons from FC2, and now you can even customize your gear with sights, camo, and more

The gameplay is great, the customization of weapons is phenomenal, and the choices given to the player of how to kill enemies, conquer strongholds, and free the people, is truly adds immensely to the replay value

and I'm not spoiling it for you guys, play it and find out :)Enemies and charactersThe enemies in the game are pretty good enemies

There are something like 40 enemy strongholds, a large number of radio towers (disabling these opens up the map) and tons of enemies that you'll encounter

A 'marking' feature allows you to keep aware of enemies by simply aiming your gun at them for a few moments, so you can identify the type of enemy (sniper, charger, heavy), view patrol routes to make a perfect stealth approach as well as marking off features of an enemy compound, such as alarms and mounted machine-guns

I could snipe a guard from 200m away and it barely misses the enemy yet fifteen enemies in an entire

They did a great job in creating this large world (island) for you to explore, enemy AI wasn't spectacular but decent, and the wildlife was unpredictable...where did that komodo dragon come from?!

As you progress Jasons skills like normal, & become more like a Rakiat Warrior.. now; without emphasizing it too much & taking away from the mystique, it should be hinted at by the friendlies & enemies who, may sometimes perhaps, mistake him for Vaas or someone with the violent traits of Vaas

Each of these having its own unique "kill sequence", and some allowing you to silently remove more than one enemy, and the most useful to me; one that allows you to drag a recently parted victim's body to a discrete area

Sniper/RPG are combatants which attack you from long range, and Heavy units are strong and heavily armored enemies, they wield LMGs and flamethrowers

You have the standard Takedown which lets you stab an enemy

The things you can do with your character is a lot of fun, skill gain, skin animals, pick pocket dead enemies, drive vehicles.

I felt little difficult to kill enemies in the beginning, but got used to stealth after playing for a while

Normal enemies are normal, general gunmen, Chargers are aggressive enemies which will charge you

You can even lure enemies out with an explosion and then ambush them with an LMG

I love the Gunslinger Takedown--after you've knifed the enemy you can pull out his pistol and kill other enemies with it

Throwing rockYou can throw rocks to distract enemies

You can snipe the enemy from a distance or blow them all away with an rpg, you can also let loose a caged tiger and let him wipe out most of the soldiers for you, its up to you

Various ways to kill your enemies

Vaas is a perfect enemy, you instantly want to hate him for all the right reasons, and the times he slips into his mad fits of paranoia and psychosis leave you on the edge of your seat

They put mêlée on the right 3 button under the right look stick the one you aim with so every time you pull the right 1 trigger you mêlée instead so you die and no matter if you have the sensitivity dialed all the way down you breath on that stick you