1st Captain Forrix 最近的评测

Clang decided I was enjoying myself too much and crashed a mine-laying ship into my cargo hauler.

Everything blew up but at least i get to go mining again

Has a fairly steep learning curve but honestly once you learn how to drag attacks and feint you'll be able to beat half the players in a one-on-one

Find a server with increased resource and skill gain and you'll lose a lot of your free time building an impressive fort and shooting at people riding by

Build walls
Get more iron
Keep illegals out of your promised land of manufacturing and weaponry
Set fire to the forest to make room for more factories
Get more iron
Become talented at planning and efficiency
Build trains to spread further
Get more steel
Discover how the logic system works
You're running short of green circuits, more copper

Repeat for several hours.
Way more fun than it has any real right to be.

Best .99 ive spent on here

It's the only RPG that I feel like I could go back through and actually play it differently. Doesn't hurt that every single conversation was written with such care and detail, one of the few games on Steam to truly earn that Story-Rich tag. Easily the most satisfying way to play is taking the perk that lets you talk to animals.

Zero regrets spending money to buy this, will keep an eye open to see what Larian does next

Became the Fallout all the ones that will come after will be compared to, the gameplay is fun as all hell and the absolutely insane amount of quests makes for hundreds of hours of gameplay.

+ Weapon modding
+ Different ammo types
+ Old World Blues and Lonesome Road are some of the best DLC in any Fallout game
+ Still retains that old Bethesda style of comedy
+ Unique Weapons are actually unique and difficult to find, but powerful as a result
+ I'll never get sick of hearing Big Iron while capping Vipers with a revolver

-The character models look brain-dead during conversations, special mention to Julie Farkas of the Followers as an example.
-Story is somewhat lacking in depth or impact when compared to Fallout 3
-Liam Neeson isn't my dad
-Honest Hearts is an absolute waste of time, only good if you absolutely adore the story of the Burned Man

All in all, a fantastic game with some of Bethesda's best ideas for gameplay in a long time. Easily sits at 2nd place of my favorite RPG ever, next to the Witcher series.

9/10 would totally ♥♥♥♥ up dancing with the general's daughter again

I'm depressed that I had a chance to play this a few years ago at a friends when i didn't have a computer capable of playing it. Now that I finally have a rig that can run it, the community died and the game has been changed.

It's like riding a bike you were too big for but still had fun, then coming back to buy it when you're big enough only to realize they left it in the rain and ♥♥♥♥ on it a few times since then.

Long summary ahead, only made it so big because I feel I owe the 40k universe effort.

I'm a huge fan of Warhammer 40k, I play the tabletop ( my army is even the Dark Angels). I love the setting, I love the lore, I love the tales of pure heroics and dark evils. The setting is my home, so a first-person game where you're a Terminator clearing a Space Hulk with all the gore and violence you'd ever want sounds like something I should love.

This will be my first ever request for a refund. This game is the definition of all substance with no depth. The models are beautiful, the enviroments confusing and cramped as befits a Space Hulk. The atmosphere is dangerous and dark, and the sound design works to make you afraid of whatever is clawing around above you.

But that is where my praise for this game ends. The multiplayer, which was to be the massive draw for me and my friends, is nothing but a skinned version of the alread-lacking single player. Instead, I'm left with a game which still suffers from the issues plaguing it from the Beta. Finding a server you can connect to is hard enough, never mind keeping that connection. Even playing single player the game constantly crashes. The FPS dips in and out on a whim, and the enemy AI is so stupid it's insulting. I dont know where the "change of tactics if they are alone or in a horde" went as promised in the trailer, but the infamously tactical Genestealers of lore are replaced with enemies that would rather throw themselves down a narrow hallway to die to your assault cannon than use the obvious flanking routes that stretch everywhere.

TL;DR It's Brink but with Space Marines.