Alaskan 最近的评测

Phenomenal game, has a lot of jank. Some good jank, some bad jank. I'm just glad the game was able to even be released.

Excited to see how things look a few more months down the line.

The NG+ system making you start entirely fresh completely nullifies doing any of the core gameplay loops like ship building, outposts, faction storylines, and crafting/weaponsmithing. You're put into the position of either doing what the game has to offer all in one shot and missing out on the ways NG+ expands on the world, or experiencing NG+'s impact on the world and missing out on the rest of the game. With other titles I'm sure this wouldn't be as big of an issue, but from a Bethesda RPG this seems counter-intuitive.

Beyond that, the game feels lifeless for the most part. Major cities feel like most Bethesda cities from previous titles, but the majority of the universe is more of a barren wasteland than the Fallout universe. Could be recency-bias having just played through Baldur's Gate 3.

Not the worst Bethesda title, but far from being the best.

I played a solos match tonight, spotted a guy running into a tower after ditching his buggy. I crept up to him, pulled the pin on a frag grenade and initally intended to kill the poor guy. The grenade missed though, but it was my joy that I didn't kill him. ClassierPiano and I became friends that day, we hunted kids down until we met our final boss, the man who killed ClassierPiano, I'm still weeping over his loss as I write this review, and I'm hoping that he will eventually read this review. You were a good man, Classier. Please be my duo again. <3.


Also the game is pretty damn good.
Good graphics, good weapon choice, good variety.
9/10

TL;DR Don't get too attached to your squad. 10/10 game, 11/10 with Enemy Within expac.


Operation Fallen Law.


My mission parameters were simple, find out what had happened to a force of Canadian Soldiers, in addition to a Canadian Shoreside town and it's residents. Events took a tragic twist, as the residents and soldiers had been mutated into Zombies at the hands of Chrysallids.
My squad swept the town swiftly and without injury, until we stumbled on a barge that had run aground, and it turned out that the Chrysallids had been using a dead whale inside the ship as a birthing chamber.

Captain Artyom "The Bear" Petrova, my genetically modified soldier took action as to re-activate the barge's transponder, allowing XCOM forces in the air to launch a air strike in order to remove the infestation. As Chrysallids had been birthing by the dozen, it was clear that I had to get my men out of the area as soon as possible. Upon making it back to the Skyranger, something was wrong. Artyom was not in the evac zone, he was barely behind, but so was a horde of Chrysallids and Infested Civilians. Quick to take action, I sent "V1K-70R", my highly powerful M.E.C. Soldier in to assist Artyom in his escape. Artyom made a quick break for the Zone and reached it in time. Viktor made a break for it too, having only one step to being in the zone when the Aliens made their move, they piled on Viktor, mangling his robotic body, as the Skyranger fled from the scene and XCOM bombarded the town, I could only feel as though I could have done something to save both of them. Major Artyom Petrova was awarded the "Viktor Zayvetsky Award" upon his promotion, and a bagpipe funeral was enacted in memorial of my fallen soldier, who paid the ultimate price to save his comrade.
10/10 would get emotional over a virtual death again.

A player with no pants and a cowboy hat charged me with a pickaxe and killed me on contact.

11/10 would get decimated again.