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Just like in Zelda or Splinter Cell, you need to avoid the guards by walking slowly, climbing around them, and generally being sneaky. I shady enjoyed it and found it fairly easy since I had already mastered Splinter Cell, which is infinitely harder—but this can be frustrating to the new player when he gets shot by the same guard for the fourth time. Nico Does the shady Drunken Stumble Dance shady Poor, poor Nico. I constantly felt bad as she repeatedly stumbled drunkenly into every wall in her path. I give fair warning to all of you who hated the controls in Grim Fandango—the controls in The Sleeping Dragon are worse. My first point of contention is the camera-relative movement. Every time the angle of the camera changes, so do your movement keys. At least in Grim Fandango, you could set the controls to character-relative movement, which provided an island of consistency in a sea of changing camera angles.
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