JA3 takes no prisoners - if you want to waste your time in easy mode go play generic mobile games, throw your money away in in-game shops or see for years your trainwreck of a "game as a service" been kept alive artificially. No pal, welcome back to the 80s and take that punch to the face as a gentle reminder to do some business. Is JA3 perfect? No. Performance could be better and a pinch more brutality would've been nice (body-bullet/explosive-reaction). But it was just released and is already in a very playable state. All the chaotic goodness of a harsh firefight is there. Furniture shatters, barrels blow up, your plan is in ruins... Better step up and hang in there. It's so satisfying to manage the impossible shot and save the day (but more often you probably quickload). JA3 is already a worthy successor to the legendary JA2. With a bit more polish it has the potential to become a legend of its own right.
