They will flank you, hide if needed and even sneak up on you.īloaters (The Last of Us) bloat to the point of exploding when they die or about to die. Stalkers (The Last of Us) will, for lack of better words, stalk you. When the names ends with a -er, it usually implies the type of action or visual deformity that will characterize the zombie/undead.Ĭlickers (The Last of Us) make clicking sounds like bats due to the fact the host lose his/her sight in its pre-final form.
#Days gone freakers movie#
I have noticed a similar pattern in naming in other gaming and movie franchises. it sends the message that a person or a thing will "freak" out, whatever the reason (in this game it's due to an infection). Usually, when somebody hears the word freak, it implies that the person or the thing will look or act weird (or not up to social norms).
Freaks and Freakers don't convey the same message. It could be a problem due to the semantic of the words. You can go in and just try and fight them directly, but fighting them indirectly helps you juggle and manage the chaos."Ĭlick to shrink.I don't know. "That gets into the strategic sandbox experience.
"They don't care that much about the player, they just care about the thing that they're most likely to get to," says game director Jeff Ross. Freakers will eat pretty much anything, including animals, your enemies, and even other freakers, so you can use their feral nature to your advantage. The trajectory of these hordes isn't random – like all living creatures, freakers need to eat, drink, and sleep, and will migrate between their sleeping grounds and potential food and water sources. Freakers also exhibit swarming behavior, and congregate in massive hordes that roam the countryside. Freakers live in nests and tend to hibernate during the day, which makes getting stuck out in the wilderness at night a potentially deadly proposition. While most of our interactions with freakers involved stabbing, bludgeoning, or shooting them to death, we did learn a few more tidbits about them during our hands-on time.
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