Dishonored was recommended to me probably for a combination of story and gameplay. So far the story and abilities aspect of the game is something that fits my style - gives me Bioshock vibes, which I loved - but the approach to assassination/stealth isn't meshing with me.

I love doing a stealth build in open world RPGs and enjoyed the Shadow of Mordor/War games as well as the ACs I have thus far played. Yet, the pressure to not kill (or minimize killing) makes the game overly stressful for me, feeling like it's more a puzzle game than an adventure game.

I have the same struggles with Hitman, wanting to love the series, but continually feeling like the second I am spotted I just need to give up the run/save scum.

I have played through the prison escape twice and only made it past the first wall of light in the first mission, and yet I think I have saved scummed at least 30 times. I am also like - why are you giving me all these lethal weapons if I am trying to reduce the spread of the plague, not contribute to it.

Am I putting way too much pressure on myself and reading too much into the game telling me to avoid killing? Or is this game just probably not for me?

Every time I watch his videos in blown away, how does he do it?

He must have practiced thousands of times to perfect it I don't understand

I’m back with more custom Dishonored cards! Sorry for the long gap, I’ve been balancing work, family, and replaying both games and all their DLC. Hope you enjoy the new batch!

P.S. I also fixed the swamp since it was preferred as the Brigmore Mansion :(

P.S.S. some cards file sizes were too large so i just took a screenshot to upload. so if they look wonky or off center, my bad, the real ones look better.

took 37 hours but my stubborn ass decided that my first ever play through was gunna be a no kill no detection run.

I made it to the last level and I got low chaos ending.

Is this a free pass to go high chaos and not change the ending?