OneofakindKnight 最近的评测

Despite being a game that's been out of the mainstream view for awhile, I'm glad I started this game in 2025. Custom-designed corvettes are the best thing anyone could ask for in a space-exploration game!

Is the game still pretty rough around the edges and buggy in co-op? Yes, but I hope in the years to come they'll add those additions to make planets more lively and extra quality of life that it needs. They are making a one-planet version as their next game, so I hope at some point a rehaul is done to showcase all their improvements!

Tips for new players: Don't feel like you have to stay on the first planet you spawn on despite the tutorial wanting you to build a base - fly around and put one where you like! Or move it after you've done the tutorial! Don't plant roots before you're ready, the game is all about exploring the galaxy and there are tons of unique places to go!

Good game with friends!
Could use quite a bit more quality of life though, as it feels much more brand-new than it actually is, but it's got the basics down and best of all it's based on The Lord of the Rings! We need all the LOTR games we can get! :D

This game is great, even despite Sony's best efforts to sabotage it!

It's not perfect, sure, but it's one of the best semi-casual horde shooters I've played! Deep Rock, Darktide, and ones like those are also great - but sometimes you just need to dispense some liberty!

Edit: I'm glad more recently (late 2024) they've been re-adjusting their stance on how they balance weapons, it being a PvE shooter and all, but imo all weapons could use double the ammo! ;)

My random suggestions:
- Make the stalwart a primary, buff the hell out of all MG ammo capacity, and add a true Minigun with backpack. Or backpack who's function it to press-5-to-belt-feed any machine gun. More dakka is better dakka.
- Edit: Adjust the Space Station to provide bonus reinforcements as a passive (maybe even also the optimization booster) just for orbiting a planet, add in free themed strategems that become available after the deployed orbital assistance goes on cooldown (they have too long of a cooldown, I tend to miss them), give more detailed information on how the DSS would help if moved to various planets (so people don't keep moving it every day), and let us use Super Samples to speed up the orbital cooldowns.
- Let us customize at least one primary-color on armors! I might like a helmet but the yellow stripe doesn't match the main armor, just let me switch the yellow stripe to a custom color!
- Give us more unlocks above level 50, such as extra booster slots or a personal booster slot or automatic hellpod space optimization for free. Things to give meaning to level grind and make it more fun to play around with new gear without worrying about basics.
- Probably tons more

Larian has done it again! I loved Divinity: Original Sin 2 so much, and this game they made after is just as amazing. I also love playing D&D, so this is truly the best of the best in concepts.

Pros: Great roleplay, tactics, and choices! The combat is a bit more challenging than their last game, there are many more ways to play, it's great to play with friends

Cons: D&D rules are a tad restrictive compared to how free Divinity 2 was, some mechanics could have been fleshed out more (crafting, flying, conditions), should be able to learn instruments from a few more sources, a feat that gives the Lone Wolf trait from Divinity 2 could be cool, more subclasses could be added

Will probably update in the future

One of the BEST online co-op RPGs I've ever played! Plenty of additions over Divinity: Original Sin 1 to make it a straight upgrade (bedrolls are lifesavers! Play with up to 3 friends!) and hours of fun with friends or alone. The modding community is also pretty nice.

If I were to pick two downsides though, it'd be that a few of their Gift Bags should be available vanilla (enabled achievements) and that their Dungeon Master mode was a bit more user-friendly.

Pretty good game! An interesting balance of styles similar to other titles like Anno, Age of Empires, Rise of Nations, and Endless Legend.

Story mode is good too.

Pros:
Easy to get into, not too punishing (unlike age of empires III the forests grow back).

Narrator for the campaign sounds nice.

Simple yet interesting.


Cons:
Seems easier than it is going in blind, not enough tips and explanations.

Lack of non-node Silos made resources imbalanced (had 3k food and hit max, but wood and money were at 15k with no caps).

Unit AI, esp for ranged, took too long to make way for each other. Could usensome unit formations like Rise and AoE.


~All in all a good game, though after finishing the whole story in one 30hr weekend i'd prob only buy if the whole game AND dlc were like 12-15 and I had more friends interested.

Free To Play Review

Pros:
Fluid combat, interesting support characters, easy weapon swapping, cheap gear colorization, hoverbikes - cause hoverbikes, easy mission queuing, enjoyable open world areas, relative ease of getting exotics (offset by only being able to slot one per gear type).

Cons:
Very limited ammo on missions, limited exotics you can equip, Can't put good stats onto gear you like only the appearance of, mods being locked behind gear energy type when it was already so hard to get that gear at all, having to keep gear you don't like simply for the higher light level or weapon type to finish specific farming bounties, randomized gear stats to the extent you can't even farm the same place for the same weapon with new stats.

The game reminds me a bit of Borderlands, in both the weapon stat randomization and the combat/enemy combat AI, and I find them both about equally as fun - though I don't think Destiny's story is quite as funny. I haven't played Forsaken+ yet, so I'll have to see how the story gets.

Pros:
-Free to Play!
-Great ship combat!
-Events with free stuff.
-Voice actors came from the star trek shows themselves!
-Can customize ship designs.
-Can farm dilithium and convert it to the premium currency "Zen", allowing you to get pretty much everything in the game if you have the time for it.
-Good exchange market


Cons:
-Once you've hit max level you've just begun. You don't start doing "real" damage until you've upgraded all your consoles/weps and gotten your hands on decent traits/ships.
-8k dil refinery limit per day.
-Meh ground combat.
-Limited bank space (but I've seen much worse).
-High wall at end-game before you're truly end-game.
-Dil market is not currently competitive


All in all I really like this game - just wish the grind wall AFTER hitting max level wasn't so high. I'd prefer if it was just harder to reach max level or if the combat was a bit more unique.

Rating: 8/10

Pros:
A clean UI MMO with good skills and skill trees. I enjoyed this alongside similarly set up games like Guild Wars 2 and Wildstar where you don't have a huge amount of skills to worry about and can switch weapons easily.

Oh, coloring is a pro. Provided you've completed achievements you get account-wide colors to use for free.

Combat Mechanics. I love being able to interrupt with a simple bash.

Recent changes to scaling. I really liked their recent change to make it so that every enemy you come up against - even if you're in a party with various levels of people - is scaled and you can deal damage if at low levels.

Add-on support. Having these add-ons reminds me a lot of modding regular Skyrim, and I did enjoy that feeling. Can't live without my research assistant. ;D


Cons:
No cosmetic armor system where you can slot armors you liked over your equipped armor - which is one of my favorite features of games like Wildstar and Lord of the Rings Online.

No Minimap. Yes, you can easily load add-ons for it and I do - it just creates an excessive amount of lag since the minimap isn't a regular feature.

Now I'm going to get a lil hate for this, but I'm going to have to say "Skyrim Grunge". I like Skyrim and all, but it has always felt dark and dirty. I have mods to make people look better in Skyrim, but in ESO there isn't a huge selection of facial styles like I would have preferred.


All-in-all though I love this game, esp now that I have the DLCs and can easily steal and shank people at will, haha. Way easier to make small cash than the original Skyrim, and while it's not quite comparable to a Single Player game, I like it about as much. :)

The best-looking free Space Ninja Third-Person-Shooter there is! Who can argue with the price and a game that continues to update?
Sure, not a perfect game as it lacks in a few key areas (it's often a tad too simple, can be too easy outside of the level increases, story is a tad confusing, and they make it hard to trade stuff), but makes up for it in very fluid combat and ability systems/mechanics.

I definitely recommend this game, and I hope to see you playing along side me soon!


Pros: Amazing and flashy hack and slash combat/abilities, epic mobility, decent new quests, and easy customization, not pay-to-win, friendly fanbase, and a very good wiki.

Cons: Time-consuming resource farming, building things takes several days unless you rush with premium, RNG isn't always very good, no Auction House to sell-and-forget.