Reviews - jp_b36

Misery... I've been watching the mod for a long time but never got miself to download it but one day, after looking at all the images and the features and reading a lot (really a lot) of awful reviews i decided to give it a try and i must say i was not dissapointed.

I could say a lot of things about this, i could talk about the graphics, the survival element of the mod, the repair features, etc. But i have a story that resumes what Misery is really about:

I had just started my game as a Recon. After a complete failure in the bloodsucker nest quest and Grouse being ripped apart by the mutants just after starting the quest i was desperate for money. So i accepted Owl's quest to the Waste Processing Station.

I prepared myself this time, i had learned the rules of the game and understood how things worked in Misery. I got a couple of anty-personal mines and a silencer for my pistol and then i watched and waited. For days (in-game) i planned the attack. Did some simple quests and hunted some mutants during those days but everyday i went close to the Processing Station and watched. I watched the mercenaries and after some days of planning and waiting i learned everything about them, i knew how many men they had, i knew their guns, and how many exosqueletons they had i also knew their patrols and their rutines. Finally, after i got a simple night vision devise i was ready... and i waited some more.

It was a pitch black night and it was raining heavily "the perfect moment" i thought while leaving Skadovsk wearing only a trench coat and a gasmask and armed only with a TOZ-66, an old (and in really bad condition) SVD with only 3 bullets and 2 anti-personal mines i went to Preobrazhensky Bridge. From there i saw the flashlights in some mercenarie's heads i aimed carefully, i couln't afford to miss. One shot, one kill and the flashlights dissapear one by one. Soon the three bullets are gone and so i am. I dropped the rifle so i could run faster and i sprinted across the swa