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and ruined the story progression and general flow by doing so.
>Now you have to return to previous parts of the ship just to find the one locked door you didn't have the security clearance to enter just to get to a new area.
>Now you have to get security clearances and revisit old floors to get blueprints for random ammo, med packs, or Power Conduits that were doled out naturally in DS1 as you revisited them naturally through Power Node doors or brand new paths that opened up.
>Now you have Hammond having an objectively worse ending, VA, and appearance to build up a paper thin character he had guilt over.
>Now you have this nonsensical extended survival of Mercer just to have him die with the Regenerator rather than in the mess hall area to an Infector.
>Now you have the tentacle thing slapping you into vents which you have to run back from.
>Now you have the asteroid defense mission become a retread of Mobile's outdoor section instead of just finishing the
>Now the Valor overstays its welcome with the new nuke room, more Twitcher ambushes because it spawns like three or four in some encounters, and several extra rooms when it was paced perfectly fine before.
>Now you have respawning Necromorphs that always spawn from the very same areas.
>Now you have this overly long extension to Aegis VII's maps which makes an already long ending area even longer.

The four sole improvements the remake adds that aren't DS2/DS3 combat with worse control layouts are
>You can zero-g the landing bay right at the start pretty much immediately and even fly around outside of it a decent amount.
>The immediate section after the Nicole defense is way better handled and you can fly around in zero-g to find new side rooms on top of it.
>You have a very fun boss fight with the tentacle thing outside utilizing Kinesis and the guns.
>Necromorphs actually do sneak behind you and can actually do proper ambushes from behind you instead of being instantly noticeable in the original.