[quote name='Chacrana']I just remember trying to fight that
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ing clown, and it being basically impossible to attack something that moves that fast while Frank is such a damn goon.[/quote]Ah, with Adam you just have to watch his pattern. When he's using the chainsaws, and you attack, he'll immediately block and there's no gettingg through the chainsaw block. They're invincible as far as I've been able to gather.
Just put some distance between you and he if you're not far leveled up.
Right up where the fight begins there's a sports store. I grabbed a golf club and when he'd be blowing a balloon, just whack at him from far enough away that the gas in the balloon wont hurt you too, and it's an easy kill. A little time consuming, but safe. He also does some move where after blows fire, he's very vulnerable... you'll know because he's kinda bent over and IIRC he's wheezing. That's when you hit him if you're fighting up close melee style.
Killing Adam is key to making the rest of the game easier. a) you have access to the mini chainsaw from there on out (it respawns there everytime you enter wonderland plaza) and with the right three books, those things last freaking forEVER. b) you can then save Greg who shows you the shortcut between Wonderland Plaza to um... um.. Paradise Plaza, and that's critical.
[quote name='Chibi_Kaji']Thats what I meant. I know they were going for realism there. But it took alot of fun out of the game for me. Like I said I like to pace myself, But Dead Rising didn't really give me much of a choice(if I wanted to finish the game).[/quote]I hear ya. The thing is, the game is really short. It was designed to be replayed. I did one play through solely for the Genecide achievement. I went straight to the tunnels, picked up the maintenence key, then drove back and forth killing zombies for (in the game) around two days to get the 53,800~ kills. Then the rest of that run through I did the Gourmet acheivement.
But I enjoy this kind of game, I do realize it's not for everyone.