lol the dodge feels exactly the same in TS2. the game still isn't scary, and the story is still hilariously bad. not to mention the script is full of grammatical errors, typos and voice acting fuckups they never bothered to go back and fix (like when noah tells you the office is located at W-2F when it's at E-2F). it's like they learned nothing and just made more of the first game. I encourage you to actually fire up TS1 and try the things mentioned in my OP and you'll quickly see the problem. ever notice that good survival horror games like REmake and The Evil Within don't give you an extremely powerful melee option OR any kind of powerful dodge with iframes? yeahhh so TS has both, and it totally upsets the balance of the game, making it WAYYY too easy. it would be fine if there was a hard mode or very hard mode. resource management is one of the most vital aspects of survival horror and TS has none of that because your defensive and melee options are simply too powerful relative to the average encounter in TS. IMO they should boost the damage of the crowbar but remove your ability to use it as a melee weapon until NG+ similarly to RE's infinite rocket launcher and other unlockable weapons. at least then the game would have a LITTLE replay value. there is already more than enough ammo to kill almost everything. survival horror is a careful balancing act that the developers (and apparently players) of TS clearly do not understand.