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Call of Juarez Walkthrough Video Game Strategy Guide (Call of Juarez Walkthrough Game Strategy PC XBOX 360)
Clearly, as long as you're relatively reasonable with your division of labour (i.e. you don't do a Desperados and have almost all your characters refuse to pick up bodies, as if there's some complicated union rules they have to obey at all times), separating your characters' abilities makes a hell of a lot more sense than what most games do when they're trying to create a little variety. Why is my character who previously was wading through gore suddenly deciding that, yes, being very quiet (at least until a checkpoint is reached, at which point anything goes) is the best plan? If it's two people, you don't have to make the sort of leaps that always feel false. One guy is into this. The other guy is into that.
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But the real genius is how the game alternates the two characters, and the reason they alternate, which is tied explicitly into the game's plot. An old lesson returns: at least in action games, plots are important in how they give a justification and weight for what you're doing rather than plots in and of themselves. Plots, in most games, are best at a Why are we doing this anyway? level. The plot of Call of Juarez, at its most basic level, is a chase.
Billy is on the run, prime suspect in the murder of his parents. Ray is the man who's hunting him down.
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