Alien: Isolation - Survivor Mode - The Trigger (All stages | High score) 

Honestly don’t need the detector much after that

Correct assessment.

Yes thats true, except the time the alien sees you, then although you neutralize him with flametrower or bombs he'll be back and turn more aggresive and approaches you each time sooner and more accurate. In this case to be bold and go for secondary objectives pays no, but RUN staying away from ceiling air conducts and when he sees you again you can walk backwards while you threaten him (but no shooting) with the flamethrower with ZL button..That will slow him down. Thats my opinion if im wrong please let me know

Does the same apply to the campaign?

Ya I used to struggle a lot with the mission with that doctor now I can beat it in minutes. It shows what a great horror game this is when the biggest issue new people have is being too scared to leave their hiding spot lol

And sprinting is a death wish.

Yep

Walking made things quicker. Crouching made things 2x slower.

Chantit Simma actually any event seeing him is terrifying

No he’s right well at lease the vent encounters are more terrifing

That's why I refused to go into the vents whenever possible

@@cameronswain3292 first game that actually got my heart rate going

Ik the fear of that especially in crew expendable

Cool

True, and I mean, it IS called Survivor Mode

That really threw me off! As you could probably tell by my disoriented movements afterward.

@@galaxytraveler5779 who are you playing dallas

@@oliwermattsson1478 I guess is Ricardo

@@JulitoAgapito oh okey

Yes! And Corporate Lockdown and Trauma DLCs happens simultaneously. When you're on Scorched Earth scenario in Corporate Lockdown with Ransome, you can see Dr. Lingard activating the explosion on Reoperation Scenario in Trauma that causes the lab explosion.

U mean balls

@@user-uk4ky1ks2s Nope, it's Heart. It's a freaking alien that could spook you from ventilation system on ceiling and instant kill when you're spotted.

@Tanner Goodman When I first played it was hard, it was a stressful experience, but very satisfying. To this day I play this game, it is simply phenomenal. Too bad it was and is extremely underestimated by the public.

@@gustavoleonidas9237 Ign really fucked up the review.

Jimi Chi If you use them too much, the xenomorph will stop reacting to it, so remember to hide when you can. I use them in last resort scenarios, or if a mission is really hard.

I don’t even use them

So sad, in the nightmare mode you can find only 5-6 flares ))

Ur heart must have been racing alot

Hey wait a second, I watched alien and alien vs predator on star movies on tv

You need to have the connection to have the dlc

If you did indeed buy all the maps than you probably need to go download the maps.. basement comes standard and the other maps need to be downloaded seperately, afaik.

For some reason the xeno has that hallway on lockdown once you go in that room.

Sus

Really threw me off.. i started to sweat when it didn't do as i expected and thought i was euchred

That was just a clip from one of my attempts prior to making this video. I should have let the screen go black for a while before playing it though.

@@galaxytraveler5779 The Xenomorph just wants a hug

I think he does have ball simply by not fighting them 😮

I guess you also forgot the fact that he made the hole run without the flamethrower.....thats some balls of steel ill tell you that !

@@spiritofzen7022 like Gandalf the Grey would say haha

Fighting and wasting time would be the choice of a stupid man incapable of escaping the AI otherwise- and not the behavior of someone who can set the Highscore in nightmare mode (which the survival alien AI is)

Lol. Well then, it's about damn time a game exists that i am good at. I used to spend all my time playing an old Battlefield game and i was abysmal. I continued to play though, and my luck always somehow got worse. 😂

In this case, 'no hiding' means strictly no hiding in lockers.

@@galaxytraveler5779 ah okay

Haha never really felt like i needed to. I do occasionally lean straight up from behind an object, but not in my videos i don't think. I can usually just go by sound most of the time. I know, it's a great mechanic that I neglected... oh well :/