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If you get consistently high scores on the shooting range, the game amps up the challenge of the plot relevant shooting set-pieces. Snatcher had a shooting range which could be accessed for fun. In the boss fight against Smithers, if there are more than 2 players he won't throw any bombs you can throw back. The Simpsons Arcade Game, the amount of enemies on screen depends on how many people are playing. The game has "normal" difficulty settings, as well - the difficulty level never rises above 2 in Easy Mode, and Hard Mode has you always on Level Die. You gain more rewards for defeating more enemies at higher difficulty levels. It will then scale the difficulty back down if they take too many hits. God Hand will adjust the difficulty up a level (1, 2, 3, and Die) if the player lands enough hits on enemies, increasing enemy strength and durability. Lego Star Wars II, Indiana Jones, and Batman feature "Adaptive Difficulty" which merely affects the amount of LEGO studs you lose upon death depending on how well you play, which can go up to a very high amount. It's like that ol' "Nintendo Fairness" schtick included in various genres of titles. I had no idea so many games had something like that programmed within.
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The first round, I unloaded about 40 rounds of a slightly upgraded Red9 into him. Fighting the village chief I died three times. Playing through RE4 now with this in mind, I just experienced a moment of it. Funny, because after multiple multiple playthroughs it's something that I just didnt pick up on or simply didnt pay attention to. It also says "Rudy" on the Army jacket thats he wears.Stumbled upon this site after a conversation with a friend of mine that claimed RE4 had implemented a dynamic difficulty. Brewer's first name was never revealed during single-player campaign, however when the player accomplishes platinum medals on both arcade modes, a character model called "Rudy" is unlocked for multiplayer Deathmatch, which has the same appearance as Brewer, indicating they are the same person.Brewer appears to have post-traumatic stress disorder, proving some symptoms by how he believes he can cleanse himself of his sins by blowing himself up along with others.Anyone Can Buy Me a Drink (First appearance) (Killed).Max regrets Brewer's death, and attempts to justify it to himself by saying that Brewer was waiting for an opportunity to make a difference and wished to get to know a little bit more about Brewer. This indicates that Brewer had other plans with his explosives before Anthony DeMarco and his men showed up. A manifesto sits on a table with more bombs and tools. Taped to a wall are examinable newspaper clippings detailing Max's fall from grace as a police officer, and conspiracy theories are written on another wall in black marker. Max investigates Brewer's apartment, which is filthy and messy. Wires are visible on his chest, and he approaches three mobsters, detonating a bomb. He says that although it will burn him, it will cleanse him in the long run. Brewer comes out of his apartment and shoots the man, then turns to Max and tells him not be afraid of fire.
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While Max is escaping his apartment complex, a mobster catches him at gunpoint. The original intended purpose for this bomb is unknown.Īfter Max kills the son of Anthony DeMarco, he is hunted by a large group of mobsters. Over the time, he started to build a bomb for himself, and described it in his journal. He began to follow and keep an eye on the famous NYPD detective Max Payne, at least since the events in Roscoe Street Station. By 2001, it seems that he already moved to live in an apartment in New Jersey. It is unknown what Brewer did after possibly serving in the army. Like Max, Brewer also seems to be unemployed. The conspiracy theories and Brewer's nonsensical way of talking indicates he suffers from some sort of mental illness, possibly schizophrenia. He may have lost his sanity from the things he saw, resulting in him killing himself many years later, to rid himself of his troubles. This can be seen on the jacket he wears that covers up the bomb. Not much is known about Brewer's background life, but it appears that Brewer was part of the 5th Platoon, presumably in Vietnam.