One of my favorite things about Ashes was how the main character got a lazer tag gun toy and had godlike knowledge or something weird for a split second that inspired him to make the toy into an actual DEW (directed energy weapon) and he cant do it again because the knowledge suddenly faded and its like magic to him in a half-remembered fading dream. The guys who made this game have hinted something very unnatural is happening to humankind in the plot in the last chapter. I NEED MORE OF THIS GAME.
Yeah and this one is I'm different because at the end of the level where you're finding all the cannibals I don't think you were able to go back from the previous version this version you can
@@Redflacket yeah that's true I'm very conservative when it comes to the ammo but that's just how I play yeah everybody plays differently which is okay I was just wondering if you forgot he had the boot knife LOL
@@dragonkoubu2475 Unless you play on Survival difficulty, you will almost always have enough ammo in the Ashes series, (except maybe Hard Reset before they nerfed some of the bullet-spongy enemies). I always have tons of ammo left for most weapons at the end of a typical playthrough. If I get all the pick ups and secrets that is.
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This game saved me from gamer burnout and made me fall in love with retro shooters. Even Ion Fury can’t rival this mod
One of my favorite things about Ashes was how the main character got a lazer tag gun toy and had godlike knowledge or something weird for a split second that inspired him to make the toy into an actual DEW (directed energy weapon) and he cant do it again because the knowledge suddenly faded and its like magic to him in a half-remembered fading dream. The guys who made this game have hinted something very unnatural is happening to humankind in the plot in the last chapter. I NEED MORE OF THIS GAME.
One of the most atmospheric levels of Ashes 2063, but a very long one. :)
Yes, decidedly disturbing and in stark contrast to the one just before which is the apotheosis of the "on the road" adventure.
I like how you are more trigger happy on this playthrough.
Damn, this was a good one.
16:15 Doomsday is...16:25 Never mind.
Did you know that you could actually deflect the petfiend it's acid ball to with a crowbar it's very hard but you could do it
Have they re-edited some parts of this old level maybe?
Yep. That's one of the reasons for revisiting this.
@@pagb666 Grande!
Yeah and this one is I'm different because at the end of the level where you're finding all the cannibals I don't think you were able to go back from the previous version this version you can
@@dragonkoubu2475 it was possible the old version too.
@@magnolerriccardo6840 Oh it was thank you
18:55 Did you forget about your boot knife?
You get so much 9mm (light bullets) anyway, so might as well use a few. :)
@@Redflacket yeah that's true I'm very conservative when it comes to the ammo but that's just how I play yeah everybody plays differently which is okay I was just wondering if you forgot he had the boot knife LOL
@@dragonkoubu2475 I like saving ammo too, but everybody plays differently. :)
@@Redflacket yeah that's fair
@@dragonkoubu2475 Unless you play on Survival difficulty, you will almost always have enough ammo in the Ashes series, (except maybe Hard Reset before they nerfed some of the bullet-spongy enemies). I always have tons of ammo left for most weapons at the end of a typical playthrough. If I get all the pick ups and secrets that is.