Maximum Pain

[Anonymous No.10626537]

Out of all the games in this trilogy what level gave you the most trouble on Dead on Arrival? I am having a hell of a time on the fucking carpark part in 1.

[Anonymous No.10626596]

[Anonymous No.10627363]

Ok jesus never mind those last two Aesir corp levels are fucking rough. Definitely the hardest part of 1, at least on DOA. Although I think the level before the final level was harder even with the extra dev room part they give you.

[Anonymous No.10627776]

>>10626537
Nothing To Lose and the shipyard levels probably.

[Anonymous No.10627843]

The stretch in Aesir Tower were you have to jump between the elevators while getting lit up by the helicopter then clear the big computer terminal room really breaks balls.

[Anonymous No.10627883]

>>10626537
Are you playing it on PC?

[Anonymous No.10627989]

>>10627843
This

[Anonymous No.10629390]

>>10626537
None really come to mind. Even at parts I get stuck I would eventually find a way around. The worst was the dream sequences with platforming but that was only terrible on PS2/Xbox. On PC they're really not that bad. Love the series and replay typically once a year (1 & 2).

[Anonymous No.10629447]

>>10626537
You can beat any level in Max Payne 1 quite easily if you just side roll (ignores bullets) and memorize enemy placement because there's practically zero randomization.

Anyway, I remember that the second to last real level, Part 3 Chapter 7 where you climb up the Aesir tower, gave me some trouble as a child with 7 saves. Not nowadays, like I said you can memorize every level and enemy position.

[Anonymous No.10629480]

>>10627883
GBC

[Anonymous No.10629484]

>>10626537
definitely the parking garage.

[Anonymous No.10629493]

>trilogy

[Anonymous No.10629498]

>>10629484
You can use corners to hide and the bullets take a while to travel so you can dodge them more easily.