Bovril Brigadier 最近的评测

First we had Bad Rats.
Now we have Bad Cats.

"Fly me closer! I want to hit them with my sword!" - words of a Sniper Captain who surprisingly won several close range engagements with enemy vessels generally due to the confusion it caused.

So after thinking about this a while I've come to the conclusion I cannot recommend this game due to one thing swaying the argument this side. Insurgency Modern Infantry Combat Mod.

Insurgency is an alright game, but it really isn't anything special and gets boring very very fast and that is down really to game design. Literally every weapon nearly handles the same in this game, the maps are small and linear, and the gameplay lends itself to a more Rambo run and gun approach rather than tactics as advertised. Nevermind the piss poor optimization.

Insurgency Modern Infantry Combat Mod however gets the tactical shooter feel right. Running and gunning doesn't work. The maps are very open and offer a lot more freedom of movement than Insurgency, and most importantly, the guns are interesting as each of them acts and feels unique. For example an AKM in Insurgency will have relatively no recoil even on full auto, in the original Mod you fire that AKM full auto and you won't even hit the broadside of a barn due to the bite of the recoil.

While there are some servers on Insurgency that use mods and custom maps to rectify this problem, the final nail in the coffin is the fact that Insurgency Modern Infantry Combat is a free standalone game thanks to Source SDK. Even has a fair number of players still playing it.

Honestly? It may not really be worth a purchase at the moment but this is definitely a game worth following at least to see how it turns out. If you played Freelancer and are a fan of the game then you'll most definitely want to check this game out. Plays and feels like it.

While there are quite a lot of bugs and the game is currently bare bones, there is a lot you can forgive it for considering there is only one dev I believe working on it. Considering what you usually expect from Early Access games it plays surprisingly well minus the few bugs in controls and netcode so far seems good. Currently there is only PvP and Mining at the moment, oh and flying into the darkness of space and getting lost. Not much to do, but still at least playable.

So yeah, keep an eye on this one. While it really doesn't have much at the moment to offer, it will be interesting to see what the updates will bring.

I got this for free. I still feel like I want a refund.

Noticed not many reviews talk about the horrific hit detection and how it causes this game to be heavily unbalanced in favour of the dinosaurs. You literally have to expel half your shotgun magazine into a raptor point blank for it to even take any damage. Meanwhile they can typically kill you in a few hits or pounce you and kill you in one shot.

If you are wanting to play DayZ do yourself a favour and grab Arma 2 Combined Operations. The DayZ mod is less buggy and has far more content than this ever will.

That or get GoatZ, which is surprisingly less buggy than both and has more content.

Bought game.
Installed game.
Played game.
It installed Uplay.
Uplay crashed.
Uninstalled Uplay and game.

10/10 would uninstall Uplay again!

The true comedy gold of GoatZ is when you realise it has less bugs than DayZ while having more content.

Apparently this is meant to be a scary game. The tears of laughter are still streaming down my face.

"Oh ♥♥♥♥ Groot is coming to kill us!"
"Ready your nightsticks"
BONK BONK BONK BONK BONK BONK BONK
"Well Groot's dead!"

10/10 would beat up flying beds with nightsticks again!

Interesting RTS, in fact I would believe it would be safe to say this is the only interesting RTS I've played in a very long time. It makes a good effort to bring a lot of stuff to the table but can't help feeling that if they focused more on certain aspects it could have been a lot better. Seems like they threw ideas at it and saw what stuck. It is a game that is frankly screaming out for multiplayer and modding. Onto the bad parts.

The unit cap is frankly ridiculously low and you have to micromanage quite a few units. For a game that is supposed to be emulating parts of Homeworld it tends to throw you into the storyline and universe rather than introduce you to it (yeah sue me, but can't deny Homeworld series did actually have a good story). You'll spend more time paused and zoomed out than anything else which means you aren't really wow'd by the scale, combat or environement.

Worth it for a couple of quid but nothing more. The praise really comes from the effort they put in to make it interesting. There really hasn't been an RTS that has tried to be this interesting since Company of Heroes, perhaps Men of War (though that's more RTT).