Good in some chapters and less so in others, not bad but kinda forgettable antagonist that makes the missions that focus more on Snake and his growing army the highlights of the game's story.Kai’Sa’s basic attacks mark enemies with Plasma, dealing increasing bonus magic damage. The story.is admittedly the weakest part of the game in my opinion. It can be fun from time to time, but also optional with no necessary need to build them to complete the game. Likewise, you can do the same or even launch a counter offensive potentially. Motherbase will always be safe, but your forward operating bases are not and can be subject to players taking stuff from there. FOB invasions and defenses bring a whole other level to army management as you can intrude on other player's bases and defend your own.

You'll be scouting the battlefield for useful people to snag and bring back to base almost as much as you'll be creeping around achieving your objectives. Capture and recruit people, steal resources and build your base of operations, develop more tools with that and so forth. The biggest feature of the game, despite all the fun you can do on your own, is managing an army of soldiers as your own private militia. A few open worlds with missions to conduct and side operations to take on, you have no shortage of things to do and means to get them done.Īs with most Metal Gear games in the franchise, stealth and non-lethal gameplay is slightly more favorable but you're never discouraged from going all out with a wide variety of guns and instruments both lethal and less-than-lethal. Gameplay-wise, probably the best the series has to offer. Metal Gear Solid V, despite Konami ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, is such a good metal gear game.

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