Also, the villains are just sorta random, Veger shows up at the start to set him up as a prick, then at the middle he sics a robot on you, and then he sorta vanishes till the end. The newer character okay, specifically Damas, but they don't add much like in Jak II. Hell some characters are just forgotten, like Keira, who I thought they were setting up as a love interest with Jak in the first two games but she just gets sorta forgotten in 3. It's a lot to deal with and the game gets a bit scatterbrained with it's focus at times. So yeah, Jak 3 has a lot on it's plate in terms of plot juggling the story of Damas and Spargus, Jak's feelings of rejection, the apocalypse bearing down on everyone, and saving Haven City. Now Jak and Daxter must work to survive the wastes, get themselves back in Haven City, and stop the Metal Heads while dealing with a new faction of Deathbots commanded by returning villain Errol (who I didn't mention in Jak II) and a mysterious threat from the stars. Stranded in the desert, Jak, Daxter, and Pecker find themselves in the Wasteland town of Spargus, ruled by Damas, the King. Jak 3 is set not long after II and sees Jak, Daxter, and Onin's traslator Pecker being tossed out of Haven City by new villain Count Veger thanks to being framed for unleashing Metal Heads in Jak II. Can Jak 3 fix the problem that Jak II had? Well it better have otherwise I don't know why we're here. But I also felt Jak II had an obnoxious difficulty spike that almost made me quit entirely. With the tone for the entire franchise shifted in Jak II, how does Jak 3 continue from there? Now, I like Jak II, thought it a big step up from Jak and Daxter. With Halo 2 out of the way it's back to Jak (heh), specifically Jak 3.

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