Pitabred 最近的评测

So far it's just a kick in the pants, great for short sessions without having to dedicate a ton of time to it, and everything is reasonably accessible with just gameplay without it feeling too grindy.

Update: I have changed this to a negative review following the news that Sony will now require a linked account to play. I personally already linked a PSN account, so it is not an issue with my play, but it the bait-and-switch of it is not acceptable. If a linked account is required, it should have been from the start, and at bare minimum they should not have sold the game to people in regions where a Playstation account is unable to be created. I may consider changing the review if Sony backs off on the requirement or if they offer full refunds to any Steam player that does not currently have a linked account.

Update 2: Sony has relented on the requirement for a mandatory PS4 account linking, and as such, this review is again positive. It's a really fun game, with a great community.

Update 3: Hundreds of hours in, and I still love it. Great for short sessions which is great as a parent, the gameplay is dynamic and has an amazing community around it.

Update 4: Fun still stands up at over 1000 hours, regardless of all the drama around it. The online community for this game is toxic, but the in-game community is stellar, as is the game. There are definitely issues and bugs, but overall it's a solid tactical, team-based shooter that delivers on cinematic buffoonery in spades.

This has quickly become one of my favorite games. It's got great pacing, and is largely self-directed. There's no world level timer you're racing against, you can proceed through everything (or not) at your comfort level. It's got a great balance of base "chores" you can do when you don't feel like fighting, but easy to access exploration and combat. With the default settings you're never quite "safe" because raids can happen at your base any time, but you can adjust those settings as well if you just feel like building something.

If you're just starting, there are a couple mechanics that are easy to miss, most critically that food is a mechanic. You can't starve, but you can't heal without eating. Your available HP and stamina are tied to your foods, so it can actually be more critical to have better food than it is to have better armor and weapons. The other one that often catches people is that progress is biome-based. If you haven't beaten the boss of the biome you're in, you're likely not ready to head to the next one. The hints for what the next biome to go to are a little thin as well, but if you pay attention to what the bosses drop you can usually figure out where you should head next.

At the end of the day, I'd describe it as a viking-themed Minecraft with better combat mechanics, and an amazing atmosphere. There's nothing quite like raiding an enemy village, bringing the spoils back and then just watching the sunset as they process in your smelter.

If you like Borderlands, this is the best as far as action and control goes. The story is decent but I still prefer BL2, it's still not bad though. Playing Tales from the Borderlands really helps put some characters into context as well so I'd also recommend that. Great game, especially if you get it on sale.