Such skills can be used via Madness, a mana-like stat charged by either taking or dealing damage, granting permanent charges for each ability as it increases. Especially later on, however, the former's skills will simply prove better, as you can't really compare powerful statuses like total invincibility or infinite ammo, with a relatively miserable AoE damage or slow motion that, while useful, just don't feel as good as the holy man's feats. It's a nice change of pace that forces you to reconsider your approach.īoth characters have four different skills on paper, the Priest's are more defensive while the Journo's encourage aggressiveness, and this is true to an extent.
but not always! FMF does have several levels that encourage or even force a more considerate playstyle, as they hide enemies or other hindrances behind corners, walls and such obstacles, so you can't just rush and run as you'd think. Expect an old-school feel and pacing to the gunplay, as circle-strafing and kiting enemies around while vomiting lead are the peak strategies during combat.
To do so properly, you'll progressively unlock new weapons found every couple of levels, each of them using different types of ammo and having a distinct purpose on the field - although there are some redundancies. Combat SystemThe prime activity in FMF will be, of course, shooting heaps of cultists, mutants, abominations and everything in-between.
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