DickyB 最近的评测

To be honest I didn't enjoy Fallout 3 or New Vegas. But I really enjoy this :)

Game of the year for sure.
Doom is back :D

Running on a i5 2500K with GTX 780 with 16gb Ram. Very poorly optimised.
Very poor frame rate, judders when you walk into a new area and to be honest not that much fun.
Refund requested and am going to wait for the full game to be released.
A shamefull PC port

I got this on release, then got a refund.
It's basically pay2win and it's not cheap. The whole airdrop thing is a disgrace. If you want to play a zombie survival game, play DayZ. I shall look at this again at some point, when they sort out the microtransactions and actually make it playable.
Avoid at this time.
1.5/10

After nearly 260 hours of this "game" I feel I am qualified and experienced enough to write a credible review.
I will start with the positive.
DayZ advertises itself as a hardcore zombie survival simulator and in that respect it somewhat succeeds. If you know anything about the game at all you will already know that you spawn at a random location with a torch, a battery, a tshirt and some trousers. Everything else you need to find for yourself. If/when you die you lose everything and start again. There is no map and the HUD is simplistic and functional. You need clothes to stay dry and warm and you need food and drink to fend off starvation and dehydration.
Many say that the game is at it's best when you start at the beginning because you have nothing to lose, looting houses for clothes, tins of beans, can openers, tins of cola etc is great fun.
I have been playing DayZ more or less since the release of the Stand Alone (I never played the mod so can't make any comparison) and have seen quite a few changes, especially in the graphics which are stunning in places and I am lucky enough to be able to run it @ 1080 with everything turned on full, but even with my rig (i5 2500k, 8GB RAM, 780GTX SOC) the frame rate sometimes drops to 10-15fps in the bigger cities so be warned you do need a farly powerful system to run it effectively. Alpha aside, this game is getting better and has some stunning views but is still very poorly optimised in the graphics department.
Once you get looted up (providing you survive that long) personally I feel this is where the problems start. I have had some truly great experiences with this game, but in the 259 hours I have been playing it I can count those experiences on one hand. If you are lucky enough to meet a group of people who are not going to A) Kill you on sight, B) try and rob you or C) Kill you then rob you then there is some great fun to be had. I have generally approched most people with a view to help them or join their group and 9 times out of 10 it just gets me killed, I lose all my gear then back to square one. I have been lucky enough to meet a few groups where that has not happened and like I said, had some great fun yomping around the map (which is huge) but these experiences are a rarity to say the least. If you have a group of friends or people you can trust to play with then again there is some fun to be had. I really want to recommend this game based on the good experiences I have had but they are so few and far between it is difficult to.
Now the negatives (which I feel there are many)
This game has been in pretty much the same state for over a year, the graphics have somewhat improved and they have added more loot but essentially it's the same experience. Zombies can run through walls, they have added better route finding and AI (if you want to call it that) but hiding does nothing. Hit detection from zombies and while attacking zombies is a joke, you can be 10 foot away from a zombie and it will still hit you. The game is full of bugs, you can be walking down some stairs and you'll break your leg for no reason, if you don't have a splint that's it. You just have to wait till you starve to death (which takes ages) or crawl at a snails pace till you find some zombies to kill you or a player.
For a Zombie survival game the zombies are a joke, they are mildly annoying in the early stages (when you have no decent weapon) but as soon as you get a decent axe or a firearm they no longer pose any threat and to me lies the main problem with DayZ. Once you are fully geared up there is nothing else to do. There is nothing to fear except other players. The only way to survive the bandits is to become a bandit. I truly believe that if the zombies actually posed some sort of threat then people would stop killing each other and work together then the game as a whole would be much more enjoyable. I understand why people kill each other in this game because looting up is hard work, can take many hours and no one wants to lose their Mosin sniper rifle with pristine long range scope to another player when all they want to do was share a tin of beans and get attacked with an axe for their trouble. So it is easier to just kill them from a distance. My point is that if there was a common goal (like defending a town from a horde of zombies) then I feel people would be less inclined to kill each other. As the game is in it's current state though there is not much else to do.
Then there are the hackers. Hackers generally are the bane of any online multiplayer game but in DayZ they are rife. It's not uncommon to see people glitching out of walls, flying across the sky, gunfire from invisible players. DayZ uses Battle eye "anti hack" sytem which just does not seem to work. The only time I've known it do anything is when a friend of mine innocently picked up a gun he found which happened to have a hacked clip (it showed the gun had 999 rounds chambered), battle eye then kicked him out of game and banned his steam account. The only way he could play DayZ again was to open a new steam account and buy the game again
I have come back to DayZ after a couple of months away (due to work, playing other stuff and generally getting bored of the repetition) and I was hoping that all the talk about recent updates and the adding of a single vehicle (a truck) and new loot that I would see a new side to the game. I was wrong. They have added more towns (most of the building are either empty or full of useless items) a couple of new zombie skins (but they still run through walls) and very little else. People are still killing on sight and there are generally no more than 2-3 zombies in one area at any one time.
My advice would be to wait to see what this game evolves into in the next 6-12 months. I realise the game is still very early but this excuse is starting to wear thin.
With Dean Hall leaving and based on how little the game has progressed in the past 12 months I can't see it becoming much more than it is now and that is a real shame. I hope I'm wrong and I am able to come back to DayZ when it is a more complete experience. In it's current state I can't recommend spending £22 on a game that has changed so little in such a long space of time.
Personally I am looking forward to H1Z1 and hoping that will be the true zombie survival experience I am looking for and not just another murder simulator that DayZ currently is.