Do I have to use guns to achieve A+ scores in Hotline Miami 2?

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It definitely seems off for me for the sequel, in which I seemingly have to rely on guns to achieve A+ scores. In Hotline Miami 1 it was simple getting A+ scores with melees or fists, but Hotline Miami 2 seems to have much more emphasis on guns over fists.

Is it possible to even get an A+ score with melees/fists? I've been trying over an hour or so and the closest I've come is a B average on most levels.

Do I have no choice but to bring guns?






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How do you get A+ in Hotline Miami 2?

Scoring occurs after most levels are cleared and exited in Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. A report of the player's performance on the completed level is displayed against a colorful background featuring the sun and ocean. Points are calculated based on level actions.

How do you get a+ on crackdown Hotline Miami?

Points in Hotline Miami. Hotline Miami varies points acquired by whether or not the Enemies are alerted and chasing the player at the time they're killed or disabled. If they're alerted, the player will get more points for taking them out.



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