Nexailet 最近的评测

Chill game

I played this game back in 2016 and to this day it's one of the best I have.
The system of orcs in the game is amazing and I still remember it after nearly a decade.

The scenes, the story, the fighting, the game is great overall, 10/10 would recommend if you want a nice adventure in the realm of Mordor

It's good a'ight

First I bought the game to play with my friends.
"wow there is no multiplayer?" That's what I discovered by my friends after more then 12 hours of straight gameplay within it's release, afterwards I told myself, "well I bought the game, so wouldn't I play it?".
So I played for a few hours more (after getting some sleep ofc), and I only realized more things about that game which are "not good" (let's call it that way).

So what am I talking about? What are the "not good" things I found?

First of all, and the main no-good thing is the fact the game is not a multiplayer game, although the developers claimed the game would be multiplayer.

Second, the trading system, one of the main reasons I bought the game was for playing with friends and trading with other players.
This problem is a part of the multiplayer issue, but I'd still write about it.
You can only buy and sell things to the NPCs at this game, there is no way to set your own prize, to buy things after negotiations about the exact prize, and the trading system is very uncomfortable, you must to find someone who wants to buy or sell the exact item you want to get rid of or get for yourself. And there is no marketplace where you can really sell things the way you want them to be sold, I don't care if I sell my inventory to the Geks, the Vy'keens the Voraxes or the Atlas people.
I want to sell it to other players and buy from them, that's a big part of what I found fun in the "you can trade with other players" thing about the game, but I guess it won't happen since the game is just not programmed like that.

Third thing, that is solvable but even though it is: The 3rd no-good is the inventory issue, you get about 12 slots at the start and every five minutes you must to run to the closest trading stop or space-station to sell the stuff you got, even if you got your spaceship inventory filled up. It is(/was) very annoying and I had to discard a lot of resources.

The forth no-good is the irresistible fact that in most/all of the stars there are life, animals or plants, which supposed to appear only in habitable planets, and not in every single planet in the galaxy/universe.

The fifth no-good is that there are some planets which are generated with the same plants, every star is unique? That's just half truth, there is a stock of different plants which appears in different planets within a different other plants which makes 18.4 quadrillion, or what ever it is, different combinations.
In other words the stars have a lot of similarities which shouldn't exist, and are unrealistic.

The sixth no-good is that there are asteroids in every place in the space. No matter where you look, when you are not nearby to a space-station or a planet there are asteroids around you, that is physically unreal, there are no rings to any star but there are asteroids in where they shouldn't be.

To mention once again, the game had false advertisement claiming to be a multiplayer game.

To sum up, the game contains a lot of unreal things, the quadrillions of stars are just different combinations of the same characterizes, plants, animals and buildings.

That is a single-player game which repeats itself and had false advertisement to be a multiplayer game.

Team Fortress 2 is a very nice game whit 9 classes unique to chose, alot of weapons with different stats and features.

well if i'll write all the good things about TF2 it will take me way too much time, so for short TF2 is a unique game, first of it's kind, and creative.