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: On higher difficulty levels, a low morale meter (caused by taking damage) makes McClane a worse shot, while high morale can intimidate enemies or make them more reckless.

: Your actions determine the confidence of hostages and the aggression of the terrorists. For example, killing enemies efficiently can increase your "bravado," which improves your shooting accuracy. Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza

: The system is tied to two other meters—Health and Stamina. John’s stamina is directly affected by his environment; for instance, running over broken glass barefoot will drain his stamina faster and cause bleeding that requires medical attention to stop. The Die Hard Game Where It's Not Hard To Die YouTube · AzorDash : On higher difficulty levels, a low morale

A deep feature of the 2002 PC game Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza is its , which dynamically influences gameplay based on your performance as John McClane. : The system is tied to two other