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Whenever I revisit this mod in the future, that'll be the one chapter I'll make sure to skip every single time. Sometimes, more isn't necessarily better. The creative liberties they took with Focal Point are simply not it imo
Barney Calhoun is just a security guard, a power scale to his foes shows that he is reaching the bare minimum to survive, it being a hard experience for Barney doesn't mean his foes have a blood thirst radar and are actively hunting for his guts. Neither should his path be filled with obstacles more than it originally had.
I appreciate the effort they put into the mod, the work and all. But that doesn't mean it is good.
I feel like the developers of this mod made the same mistake as CC; and that was adding too much to the original. Don't get me wrong, I liked the BM version of Xen but Interloper was just a slog to get through. Focal Point in this mod feels like BM Interloper in that they added way too much stuff just for the sake of making the game longer.
I was thinking *exactly* the same while playing :-)
That said ... Black Mesa Blue Shift is great !!!
Focal point is probably the worst level design I've seen in years.
The final fight to get back to the portal though, damn that was annoying. I don't mind "hard" arena battles, I like to play Doom Eternal. This battle is just plain frustrating and annoying. You are under time pressure, you are not allowed to jump into the portal before killing all controllers which are annoying to deal with enemies under normal circumstances and you get constantly stuck on terrain. I quick saved my way through that battle until I finally managed to get through it.
This was definitely not like a Doom challenge fight were you pat yourself on the shoulder afterwards to finally won. All I felt after that fight was I never want to have to go though that fight again.
Puzzles are too repetitive, and the overall sense of direction is just lost (not there, whatsoever). I found myself circling around many times, wondering whenever I'm missing something obvious or found a bug which softlocked me from progressing. Ironically, no softlocks - just being clueless on what to do.
Overall speaking, this feels more like some sort of action-packed expansion to Black Mesa & Gordon Freeman, rather than Blue Shift & Barney Calhoun.