I explored a massive furnace chamber before heading to the NSC Power Plant to assist soldiers against endless Hiss waves. After a dangerous encounter with a flying Hiss, I finally cleansed the control panel and reached the converters to prevent a plant-wide disaster.
I had to fix the NSC Energy converters next, but while I was working on them, I noticed this furnace chamber that caught my attention. I went inside and found a massive furnace burning within the facility.
After heading to the NSC Power Plant, I noticed the soldiers there were being attacked by the Hiss. I decided to step in and help them clear out the infected hostiles.
After taking down several Hiss soldiers, I noticed they just kept reappearing, no matter how many I killed. I left that place and started running toward the energy converters.
After getting close to the objective, I noticed more Hiss soldiers on the other side trying to stop me. I had to engage them in a firefight to clear my path forward.
A flying enemy appeared that seemed to be the same one who escaped me last time. I was determined not to let it get away again, and I managed to take it down.
I thought I was done with the enemies and moved toward the converters, but someone shot me from behind. I stopped immediately and took the Hiss soldier down to secure the area.
After getting inside, more Hiss were waiting for me. I used my launch ability to throw an object, but an explosion occurred that drained a significant amount of my health.
I knew I could not keep fighting with such low health, so I decided to run back to where I had left some health pick-ups. I managed to max my health out again.
As I was heading back, the Hiss soldiers from inside followed me out, so I shot them down in the corridor. Once clear, I finally reached and cleansed the control panel.
At last, I reached the converters that needed fixing. As Ahti mentioned, they were fired up and ready to have a shit fit, and I noticed many people floating in the chamber.
To be Continued...
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The furnace chamber sounds very huge and mysterious. I like how you explored it before going to the NSC Power Plant. The burning furnace inside the facility made the place feel dangerous and powerful.
Exploring the area slowly helped me understand how powerful and unstable the facility feels. In control, sometimes the environment itself feels like a character, not just a background.
The endless Hiss waves made the mission feel very stressful. It was smart to step back and collect health before fighting again.
It was one of those moments where staying aggressive would have cost me everything, so I had to step back.
The moment when you finally cleaned the control panel was very satisfying. Seeing people floating in the chamber makes the world of Control feel strange and supernatural.
The contrast between normal tasks and supernatural surroundings makes the world of Control unique.
I loved how you captured the scale of the furnace chamber.
Great job taking down that flying Hiss finally. The launch should be so satisfying to use in the combat.
The furnace chamber felt massive and intimidating, so I really wanted the screenshots to reflect that scale. Using launch in combat feels powerful and controlled at the same time.
The Hiss at the Power Plant seemed overwhelming with those endless waves. It is a good thing you decided to push forward to the objective.
Sometimes survival means focusing on the goal instead of clearing every enemy, so I followed that.