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Daniels is better, Hammond is worse. Issac having agency and a say in things is overall cool but he's still a Space Marine under all that fake everyday Joe vibe.
What the remake does in spades is detail/clutter, lighting, and sound design. Considering it goes on sale for $15-$20 every other weekend it's a no brainer to play it if your PC can handle it, but the peak of the series is still Dead Space 2 -- even today, by a country mile.
Clark has much faster melee attack speed.
Random event are a nice edition.
NG+ is very good.
It lacks the very hard difficulty.But has the 1 live hard difficulty from DS3.
OG has much better Necro sound design including many ambient noises that are absent from the remake.Like Slasher Charge is iconic.
OG Necros also have better AI some of them can block your melee attacks or go into vent to ambush you while you fight others.
Necros also seem to more likely to play dead mid combat after losing a leg then in remake.
DSR seems to use DS3 Necro approach.
Dump but has ton of HP and harder to stagger.But you also have more firepower.
Combat balance is not as good plasma cutter is enough for all game long.
OG is extremely well optimised but needs to be FPS capped to avoid many issues.
OG has the very hard difficulty but lacks the 1 live hard difficulty mode.