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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The main complaint about ''Weapon of Choice'' is how the player's gun sounds rather wimpy despite being a Desert Eagle. It's made especially bad by the enemy pistols already having an intimidating sound.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The game spells out that The Insiders and [[GratuitousNinja Jade Staff]] rely on human messengers for communication, but doesn't give explanations for i Completi or the [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels Death's Head biker gang]]. How the former communicate secretly is anyone's guess, but it's much clearer how the latter can do it: [[{{Courier}} by motorbike messengers]], [[BadassBiker of course!]]
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Whenever the reward is available, everyone would want to go for extra Momentum limit.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Whenever the reward is available, everyone would want to go for extra Momentum limit.limit when having 4 or less momentum. Having 5 momentum is usually enough to play all the necessary cards.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: It's easy to dismiss the Death's Head gang's origin of "a holdover from [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the Nordic biker wars]]" as tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident, but it was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Biker_War a very real three-year period of conflict]] between heavily-armed[[labelnote:*]](some skirmishes involved ''anti-tank missile launchers'')[[/labelnote]] biker gangs in Scandinavia.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: It's easy to dismiss assume "[[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the biker gang wars of the 90s]]" are just a tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident to flavor the Death's Head gang's origin of "a holdover from [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the Nordic biker wars]]" as tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident, gang, but it was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Biker_War a very real three-year period of conflict]] between heavily-armed[[labelnote:*]](some skirmishes involved ''anti-tank missile launchers'')[[/labelnote]] biker gangs in Scandinavia.
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!!''Fights in Tight Spaces'' contains examples of:
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: It's easy to dismiss the Death's Head gang's origin of "a holdover from [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the Nordic biker wars]]" as tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident, but it was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Biker_War a very real period of conflict]] between armed biker gangs in Scandinavia.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: It's easy to dismiss the Death's Head gang's origin of "a holdover from [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the Nordic biker wars]]" as tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident, but it was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Biker_War a very real three-year period of conflict]] between armed heavily-armed[[labelnote:*]](some skirmishes involved ''anti-tank missile launchers'')[[/labelnote]] biker gangs in Scandinavia.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: It's easy to dismiss the Death's Head gang's origin of "a holdover from [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels the Nordic biker wars]]" as tongue-in-cheek NoodleIncident, but it was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Biker_War a very real period of conflict]] between armed biker gangs in Scandinavia.
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but if the conditions are right (which most often involves the target not having any block) the enemy is unable to strike for as long as it lasts, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate. It also works on bosses!
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but if the conditions are right (which most often involves the target not having any block) the enemy is unable to strike for as long as it lasts, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard Auto-Attack or Retaliate.Counter. It also works on bosses!
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*** The Hatchet-Man can advance two tiles every time a movement card is used and has a range 2 attack, which makes it eerily easy for it to catch a player.
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*** The Hatchet-Man can advance two tiles every time a movement card is used and has a range 2 attack, which makes it eerily easy for it him to catch a player.
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*** The Rifleman is a ranged enemy that can auto-attack THREE TIMES and can also turn around to target the player character, on top of spawning with some Block and doing a lot
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*** The Rifleman is a ranged enemy that can auto-attack THREE TIMES and can also turn around to target the player character, on top of spawning with some Block and doing having a lot of health.
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*** The Assassin deals a lot of damage and bleeding, can Counter, have a range 2 attack AND have a big health pool comparable to that of lieutenants, but are treated as an uncommon enemy.
*** The I Completi Boss is
*** The I Completi Boss is
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*** The Assassin deals a lot of damage and bleeding, can Counter, have has a range 2 attack AND have has a big health pool comparable to that of lieutenants, but are treated as an uncommon enemy.
*** The I Completi Bossiscan be even harder than the final boss. Not only can he NOT be pushed, but he also has more than 100 health, can also advance every time a movement card is used, and spawns with 2 Assassins.
*** The I Completi Boss
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** Enemies that Retaliate force you to either redirect other enemies into attacking them or attack in such a way as to not be within their attack range afterwards (such as attacks that push). Unlike Guard which is often sported by weak enemies (up until the end-game) Retaliate maintains plenty of damage.
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** Enemies that Retaliate Counter force you to either redirect other enemies into attacking them or attack in such a way as to not be within their attack range afterwards (such as attacks that push). Unlike Guard Auto-Attack which is often sported by weak enemies (up until the end-game) Retaliate Counter maintains plenty of damage.
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** Enemies that apply injuries only need to hit you once when the conditions are right to force you to play with a debilitating card for the rest of the fight.
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** Enemies that apply injuries only need to hit you once when without enough Block to prevent the conditions are right damage to force you to play with a debilitating card for the rest of the fight.fight, which can range from cards that only exist to occupy your deck to cards that increase Momentum costs for certain types of cards.
** I Completi is the point where the game stops pulling any punches:
*** The common Gangster can Counter, which makes beating them somewhat more complicated.
*** The Batter not only turns around depending on your movement and inflicts injuries but also increases the damage of every enemy every turn, and since they're not minibosses there can be 2 to 3 of them in a mission.
*** The Rifleman is a ranged enemy that can auto-attack THREE TIMES and can also turn around to target the player character, on top of spawning with some Block and doing a lot
*** The Hatchet-Man can advance two tiles every time a movement card is used and has a range 2 attack, which makes it eerily easy for it to catch a player.
*** The Assassin deals a lot of damage and bleeding, can Counter, have a range 2 attack AND have a big health pool comparable to that of lieutenants, but are treated as an uncommon enemy.
*** The I Completi Boss is
** I Completi is the point where the game stops pulling any punches:
*** The common Gangster can Counter, which makes beating them somewhat more complicated.
*** The Batter not only turns around depending on your movement and inflicts injuries but also increases the damage of every enemy every turn, and since they're not minibosses there can be 2 to 3 of them in a mission.
*** The Rifleman is a ranged enemy that can auto-attack THREE TIMES and can also turn around to target the player character, on top of spawning with some Block and doing a lot
*** The Hatchet-Man can advance two tiles every time a movement card is used and has a range 2 attack, which makes it eerily easy for it to catch a player.
*** The Assassin deals a lot of damage and bleeding, can Counter, have a range 2 attack AND have a big health pool comparable to that of lieutenants, but are treated as an uncommon enemy.
*** The I Completi Boss is
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING but sometimes block protects against it, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING but sometimes block protects against it, if the conditions are right (which most often involves the target not having any block) the enemy is unable to strike for as long as it lasts, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.Retaliate. It also works on bosses!
** Any healing method such as healing cards (all of them can only be used once per fight each) as well as the Fast Heal enhancement (heal 6 health after every fight) can save you a trip to the Clinic.
** Apprenticeship (reward cards are automatically upgraded) and Fast Learner (purchased cards are automatically upgraded) are tremendous money savers that can augment your deck a lot over time.
** Any healing method such as healing cards (all of them can only be used once per fight each) as well as the Fast Heal enhancement (heal 6 health after every fight) can save you a trip to the Clinic.
** Apprenticeship (reward cards are automatically upgraded) and Fast Learner (purchased cards are automatically upgraded) are tremendous money savers that can augment your deck a lot over time.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Whenever the reward is available, everyone would want to go for extra [[Mana|Momentum]] limit.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Whenever the reward is available, everyone would want to go for extra [[Mana|Momentum]] Momentum limit.
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING in the game protects against it, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.
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** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING in the game but sometimes block protects against it, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.
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** Any enemy that can advance whenever the player character uses a movement card becomes this as it makes positioning far trickier, and if you don't have an Emergency Move card ([[ExactWords|which is counted as a special card and not a movement card]]) or a way to move them around it becomes difficult to avoid their attacks.
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** Any enemy that can advance whenever the player character uses a movement card becomes this as it makes positioning far trickier, and if you don't have an Emergency Move card ([[ExactWords|which ([[ExactWords which is counted as a special card and not a movement card]]) or a way to move them around it becomes difficult to avoid their attacks.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Whenever the reward is available, everyone would want to go for extra [[Mana|Momentum]] limit.
* DemonicSpiders:
** Enemies that Retaliate force you to either redirect other enemies into attacking them or attack in such a way as to not be within their attack range afterwards (such as attacks that push). Unlike Guard which is often sported by weak enemies (up until the end-game) Retaliate maintains plenty of damage.
** Any enemy that can advance whenever the player character uses a movement card becomes this as it makes positioning far trickier, and if you don't have an Emergency Move card ([[ExactWords|which is counted as a special card and not a movement card]]) or a way to move them around it becomes difficult to avoid their attacks.
** Enemies that apply injuries only need to hit you once when the conditions are right to force you to play with a debilitating card for the rest of the fight.
* GameBreaker:
** Damage modifier gives an equivalent amount of damage to every attack card, even ones that do 0 damage. Most have this as a temporary modifier but some such as Palm Strike don't, which allows the latter to stack for the rest of the fight, making it more and more valuable in drawn-out fights such as against bosses.
** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING in the game protects against it, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.
** Bonus Move. This enhancement grants you a free two-tile movement card at the beginning of every turn on the condition that it's used first or it won't be available until the next turn.
* DemonicSpiders:
** Enemies that Retaliate force you to either redirect other enemies into attacking them or attack in such a way as to not be within their attack range afterwards (such as attacks that push). Unlike Guard which is often sported by weak enemies (up until the end-game) Retaliate maintains plenty of damage.
** Any enemy that can advance whenever the player character uses a movement card becomes this as it makes positioning far trickier, and if you don't have an Emergency Move card ([[ExactWords|which is counted as a special card and not a movement card]]) or a way to move them around it becomes difficult to avoid their attacks.
** Enemies that apply injuries only need to hit you once when the conditions are right to force you to play with a debilitating card for the rest of the fight.
* GameBreaker:
** Damage modifier gives an equivalent amount of damage to every attack card, even ones that do 0 damage. Most have this as a temporary modifier but some such as Palm Strike don't, which allows the latter to stack for the rest of the fight, making it more and more valuable in drawn-out fights such as against bosses.
** Stun. It's a rare effect but NOTHING in the game protects against it, and it can be used to shut down any characters with Guard or Retaliate.
** Bonus Move. This enhancement grants you a free two-tile movement card at the beginning of every turn on the condition that it's used first or it won't be available until the next turn.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Events where long-term injury is an option. It is usually wise to not pick those options as some long-term injury cards (such as ones that increase the cost of movement or attacks) can be game-losing. Not only that but removing a long-term injury usually costs money (outside certain events). In later game, long-term injury also takes up an enhancement slot.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Events where long-term injury is an option. It is usually wise to not pick those options as some long-term injury cards (such as ones that increase the cost of movement or attacks) can be game-losing. Not only that but removing a long-term injury usually costs money (outside certain events). In later game, long-term injury also takes up an enhancement slot.slot.
* SpiritualSuccessor: The game is often described by players and audiences as "''VideoGame/MetalGearAcid'' without the guns".
* SpiritualSuccessor: The game is often described by players and audiences as "''VideoGame/MetalGearAcid'' without the guns".
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!!''Fights in Tight Spaces'' contains examples of:
*ScrappyMechanic: Events where long-term injury is an option. It is usually wise to not pick those options as some long-term injury cards (such as ones that increase the cost of movement or attacks) can be game-losing. Not only that but removing a long-term injury usually costs money (outside certain events). In later game, long-term injury also takes up an enhancement slot.
*ScrappyMechanic: Events where long-term injury is an option. It is usually wise to not pick those options as some long-term injury cards (such as ones that increase the cost of movement or attacks) can be game-losing. Not only that but removing a long-term injury usually costs money (outside certain events). In later game, long-term injury also takes up an enhancement slot.
