ƒaylen §øl 最近的评测

Won GOTY for a reason.

Longtime Overwatch player.

This game does a LOT better from small things like being able to record clips within the replay of matches with a button press to much larger things like the battlepasses never expire. The cast of characters is vast and there is likely a playstyle for everyone.

I do have some minor critiques:

Performance Issues (random massive frame drops)
Small Map Pool (Will be fixed over time)
Balancing Issues (as of riding this Moon Knight, Storm, Luna Snow, and Wolverine are obnoxious)

But the game is overall great and I'm having a lot of fun. I hope it lasts.

I've played every Dragon Age game and recall distinctly when Origins first came out.

This game does depart from the strategy psuedo-turn based combat that Origins had and leans more into the action-combat style of DA2 but significantly better. The skill board seems interesting and I'm very happy that the game has a built in transmog system so that you don't have to sacrifice aesthetic for functionality. I also apprecaite the new spellblade style of combat for mages (staff is still there but more options).

The only thing I've had issue with so far is some NPCs feel more stiff than others. Almost as if their expressions are turned off and only their mouth moves. This normally wouldn't be something that would bother me but it does feel like it is only a handful are like this so when they get close up dialogue scenes while standing next to an NPC with normal expressions it stands out.

Overall combat feels fluid, the character creator is the best one they've made to date (and it isn't even close), the factions feel interesting so far, and I haven't encountered a companion that I just outright dislike yet.

If you want more Dragon Age: Origins combat this game may not be for you as I've yet to even encounter the option for it like they somewhat had in Inquisition. The combat feels great, but it is very action oriented which may turn you away.

Game is good
Monetization bad
Updates good
Blizzard bad
Developers good
Community bad
Character design and gameplay good

I've been waiting for the steam release for a long time. I played it briefly on my brothers PS4 but didn't make it very far past meeting Aerith since I knew I wanted to wait until I could play it on my PC. Worth the wait. I love it.

Been playing specifically the Empires spin offs since Dynasty Warriors 5: Empires and I will mostly be comparing this specific version to the previous entry: Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires.

Combat, animations, User Interface, and Characer Designs are all a major improvement in my opinion. Also graphically the game has been enhanced quite a bit. The character creation has also been enhanced dramatically, especially with hair/face options.

However the Outfits customization feels clunky. So many combinations just don't work together as in they either clip through each other, have floating bits, or don't connect. This has been a problem in previous entries, but never as bad as it is in this one.

The lack of quests in the campaign like we had in 8 is sad. Although the point of the quests was also removed. The new equipment system while unique and fun, feels worse than before. Collecting gems has less personality than collecting new weapons with traits.

I do think this is an overall improvement over the last entry and I don't see myself going back to 8 Empires. However I do wish some of the cut content was present and more care was put into the Clothing/Armor customization.

Very fun and addicting game. Also has amazing mod support. The updates also bring a lot of new fun to the game each time.

So far it is a fantastic game. I've only gotten about 5 hours in due to a busy life schedule but I am loving it. If you're a fan of traditional JRPGs or a long time Tales fan I recommend it. Keep in mind it is an action game and relies heavily on combos.

Fun game if you're into TTRPGs but don't want to try getting a group together. Has some mod support, but due to the game not mod friendly the support is minimal (mostly more character images).

I have only played Mass Effect 1 so far as I am doing a full playthrough, but so far the changes are fantastic. The game is absolutely stunning to look at compared to the original version. Some of the changes are quite nice (New Boosters on the Mako, New Leveling system, New UI, etc.).

Oh, not to mention photo mode has been wonderful.

I am quite happy so far and will likely be playing this for some time.