Also some parts of the game felt like a chore, though you could roll to avoid attacks, with was cool for a while.

yeah, pretty much... yeah.

with the addition of a friend who is making the dead Necros recreate the singing frog from the looney tunes with kinesis (unfortunately, not a true story), and the lack of much/any suspense, the only thing that might be called "horror" are those 'oh shit' moments, like "fuck, there's TWO hunter Necros in here."... thanks to universal ammo, you can't even say it's a survival game any more, since, unless you're doing things horribly wrong you'll never run out... like, fuck, I stopped to shoot every single one dead (barring the ones you can't kill, like Hunters), with a minigun no less, and never ran dry, or was able to fabricate more ammo.

the closest I've seen it get to right and true horror is when you're trying to sneak past the Feeders without killing any for the achievement.

The Crafting System is nice though... and they put together Legacy mode for Dead Space purists who want to only be able to use classic schematics.
and, Thankfully, they don't force you to play with a bot in singleplayer.

TL;DR, Dead Space 3 went the way of Resident Evil 5, which is why every says it sucks donkey ass.

Both resident evil 5 and dead space 3 were fucking sweet though. Hell, I would even like RE6 if the characters and the dialogue weren't so god-awfully written. But I value them as action rich experiences, because I am already horror proof.

I mean, have already lost my sense of fear concerning video games long time ago. As long as you can keep your head cool even in worst kind of situations, you no longer have anything to be afraid of. Gore? Been there, done than. Body horror? Disgusting, but not scary. Zombies? Shoot them in the head. Fast moving monsters? Shotgun does it all.

Practically the only thing that would probably scare me are games about ghosts like fatal frame, as the concept of not being able to fight them would scare the shit out of me, and spiders, because their concept of hunting and preying is one of the most disgusting and scary things I can imagine.

TL;DR horror games are redundant nowadays anyway because your average seasoned has grown too resistant against most stuff game directors can throw at them.

I agree with most of the things everyone is saying here, the game was pretty much gutted of horror. I still really enjoyed how John would have hallucinations that Isaac couldn't see. I played with a friend and the experience was a whole lot better, describing what each of us could see.
I actually liked RE5 though...

Only two games?

Exactly. Dead Space and Dead Space: Extraction. Everything else is SPANISH INQUISITION!!!

Also some parts of the game felt like a chore, though you could roll to avoid attacks, with was cool for a while.

yeah, pretty much... yeah.

with the addition of a friend who is making the dead Necros recreate the singing frog from the looney tunes with kinesis (unfortunately, not a true story), and the lack of much/any suspense, the only thing that might be called "horror" are those 'oh shit' moments, like "fuck, there's TWO hunter Necros in here."... thanks to universal ammo, you can't even say it's a survival game any more, since, unless you're doing things horribly wrong you'll never run out... like, fuck, I stopped to shoot every single one dead (barring the ones you can't kill, like Hunters), with a minigun no less, and never ran dry, or was able to fabricate more ammo.

the closest I've seen it get to right and true horror is when you're trying to sneak past the Feeders without killing any for the achievement.

The Crafting System is nice though... and they put together Legacy mode for Dead Space purists who want to only be able to use classic schematics.
and, Thankfully, they don't force you to play with a bot in singleplayer.

TL;DR, Dead Space 3 went the way of Resident Evil 5, which is why every says it sucks donkey ass.

Both resident evil 5 and dead space 3 were fucking sweet though. Hell, I would even like RE6 if the characters and the dialogue weren't so god-awfully written. But I value them as action rich experiences, because I am already horror proof.

I mean, have already lost my sense of fear concerning video games long time ago. As long as you can keep your head cool even in worst kind of situations, you no longer have anything to be afraid of. Gore? Been there, done than. Body horror? Disgusting, but not scary. Zombies? Shoot them in the head. Fast moving monsters? Shotgun does it all.

Practically the only thing that would probably scare me are games about ghosts like fatal frame, as the concept of not being able to fight them would scare the shit out of me, and spiders, because their concept of hunting and preying is one of the most disgusting and scary things I can imagine.

TL;DR horror games are redundant nowadays anyway because your average seasoned has grown too resistant against most stuff game directors can throw at them.

I agree with most of the things everyone is saying here, the game was pretty much gutted of horror. I still really enjoyed how John would have hallucinations that Isaac couldn't see. I played with a friend and the experience was a whole lot better, describing what each of us could see.
I actually liked RE5 though...