Maybe they shouldn't make anymore AVP games then or if they do make, stick you only as the marine
Quotewhile controlling the alien in a proper way would be impossible. And yeah, it kinda becomes a guy in a suit with that too.
I don't understand why anybody would like to play the alien at all. It's the mean unpredictable feral beast. It doesn't feel things like anger or fear (at least not comporable to the way humans feel it). The choices the alien would make, wouldn't be alien-like.
Don't see how, Aliens walk, humans walk, its not impossible at all, its down to you as a player to either act like the Alien or as a human controlling an Alien, playing as the Alien doesn't change anything, just remember AVP2, you started off as facehugger, then a chestburster and then a Drone. You have to go through the lifecycle of the Xenomorph, no human choices there, you either go though it survive or don't, like an animal.
As an adult, you proceed to stalk and tear people apart.....sounds just like the drone in Isolation.
I don't understand why you don't understand why people want to play as Alien. just kidding
take a look at the the fandom, I can't speak for everyone but most of us probably have been loving playing as Aliens and Predators more than humans in AVP games, I didn't like the Alien stance or walk in AVP10 and A:CM though.
I do understand yours and others thoughts on this though, you believe playing as Alien = less scary but be re-assured it doesn't, I have my experience to prove that, I played as the Alien all the time in previous games and this Isolation Drone still screwed me over and surprised me with its unpredicatable ways, it was never less scary to me, in fact, it seemed better than ever. here is a question everyone should ask themselves, did playing as an Alien in previous games spoil Alien: Isolation for you? or were you still surprised?
Here is the funny part, the reason why the Alien in Isolation is so effective is because it has near human thought process (well unpredictable and adaptable AI) it learns like a human, it adapts like a human. It
backs off when you point flamethrowers at it (
fear, which they do have, Alien 3 mentions it) but like a human, it gets
pissed off (it gets
angry all right, Queen anyone? eggs are destroyed and she tried to kill Ripley in vengeance) and will then ignore the flames to kill you. It can even troll you, sometimes when you hide, it sees you but instead of going for you, it "leaves" just so you can get up, breathe a sigh of relief and go though the door and die because it was just standing there waiting.
So playing as the drone won't make a difference, you would still have to search for people and you would still have to learn their patterns...and you can troll them and get pissed off
My main reason for liking this idea is because in the end, Isolation is going to get boring, there is only so many times you complete a game before you stop, I mean I will keep replaying it for awhile, I want to get much as I can out of it and I love the game but I would want more content to change the experience up, the downloadable content so far don't seem story driven, it is just survival mode.