Payday 2 feels like a game from 2007, but its from 2013. It cost $30 at launch but you can buy it now for your Switch for $50pic.twitter.com/PigUwyshNh
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I mean in Metal Gear Solid 5 you can't close doors. You can't even open a door without going through it. You'd think you could just wall cover to the side and push it open like in Hitman, but you can't. I still love that game though.
Then why does it feel like an omission in Payday and not in Metal Gear? In MGSV I never thought to myself "Better close that door!" I think it's because Payday draws a lot of parallels to Rainbow Six (specifically 3), so I end up comparing the two a lot.
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Considering I've never once considered closing a door in Payday 2, I don't think it feels like an omission. Payday was originally heavily based off Left 4 Dead, but the second game got stealth. I'll take your word that it's stealth is based off Rainbow Six 3, haven't played it.
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The stealth in Payday 2 has a decent amount of depth to it, but not as much as a dedicated stealth game. Payday 2 is primarily an FPS RPG made to be styled after movies like Heat. "Bank heist gone wrong" was pretty much the focus.
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