I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth (and I've been finally playing MGSV around that time), just killing them. Found it really obnoxious, because:
The previous Mafia games I could actually play as a good guy mobster. Don't murder civs (don't even run them over), don't murder the cops too. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my moralfagging, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you as a copkiller. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really "organized" but just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons. Didn't really play Yakuza games but these obviously count maybe even more.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth (and I've been finally playing MGSV around that time), just killing them. Found it really obnoxious, because:
The previous Mafia games I could actually play as a good guy mobster. Don't murder civs (don't even run them over), don't murder the cops too. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my moralfagging, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you as a copkiller. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons. Didn't really play Yakuza games but these obviously count maybe even more.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth. Found it really obnoxious, because:
The previous Mafia games I could actually play as a good guy mobster. Don't murder civs (don't even run them over), don't murder the cops too. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my moralfagging, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you as a copkiller. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons. Didn't really play Yakuza games but these obviously count maybe even more.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth. Found it really obnoxious, because:
The previous Mafia games I could actually play as a good guy mobster. Don't murder civs (don't even run them over), don't murder the cops too. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my moralfagging, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons. Didn't really play Yakuza games but these obviously count maybe even more.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth.
The previous Mafia games I could play as a good guy mobster, actually. Don't murder civs, don't even murder cops. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my miralfaggung, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons. Didn't really play Yakuza games but these obviously count maybe even more.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth.
The previous Mafia games I could play as a good guy mobster, actually. Don't murder civs, don't even murder cops. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch (like 2 carloads) accompanied the mob to my hideout to murder me when I was defecting to the FBI (and in the sequel you eventually will murder the first game's protag living under witness protection program). The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my miralfaggung, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.
I actually tried and the game forced me to murder bank guards right away. Including inviting me to burn alive the first one, and there's not even knocking out people on stealth.
The previous Mafia games I could play as a good guy mobster, actually. Don't murder civs, don't even murder cops. In the first one I got in a shootout with the cops only when a corrupt bunch accompanied the mob to my hideout. The second one had an awkward (for me) moment very early on when there's a shootout with the Micks and then the intervening cops and then everyone celebrated like if a great thing just happened. (Besides my miralfaggung, killing a cop is actually a huge thing in organized crime because the police will be hellbent to get you. Look what happened to the likes of the Bonnie & Clyde gang, who weren't really organized just a band of well, bandits.)
This is also what I liked in the True Crimes games and Sleeping Dragons.
I also just realized I wrote "actually" at least 3 times.