Taternator 最近的评测

Fun with friends. Glad it's still getting updates.




Original:Hopefully I can recommend in the future, but for now, I cannot. At least 1/3 of my time, if not half at this point, has been spent just trying to get into the game. At times that is because it tells me "servers at capacity," and other times there is no explanation, just a loading screen or black screen. The game is pretty good when I can actually play with other people, but that rarely works. I think the quickplay option has worked for me twice, and I've had other people join my game twice. So with 30 hours in the game, multiplayer without an already established friend has worked a grand total of 4 times. Most of the time the in game social tab also does not function. Not great solo. Great if you have friends to play with, but the odds you can get everyone on at the same time is not great, especially when you factor in crashes.

Runescape without the environment to run around in, and without quests. Adds an astrology skill and adds the management of a township. A really nice idle game, that I'm sure people that aren't Runescape fans can still appreciate. I've got thousands of hours in Runescape myself so I can say this doesn't scratch the exact same itch, but it is close. I had played the free version on my phone for a few days and then bought the game here on steam which unlocked the content on mobile as well which is so nice, and my cloud save transfers back and forth with no issue.

Only complaint so far would be the lack of sounds. When I'm actively playing and not just letting it chop trees for a couple hours it would be nice to hear something, maybe just the regular runescape sounds for when an action is completed? A sound for when a skill levels up? Maybe even just the music of runescape in the background? I suppose I can do the runescape music myself but it would be nice to have something in the game.

I would definitely recommend this game to runescape fans and idle game fans.

Economy stinky

Man I love when a completely useless launcher is added that I can't close while the game is running! This adds so much value to my gaming experience!

tl:dr - This isn't the regular Early Access garbage. If you liked Warband, this is probably worth your money.

It seems a shame to put this into the category of "Early Access" along with the general trash that is usually in there. Granted, I've only played around 4 hours and only the singleplayer, but this seems to be a great upgrade from Warband.

Bannerlord looks better, feels better, and as far as I can tell, runs better. The skills system has been expanded. You can forge your own weapons now. The battle management, at least to me, feels like an immense change in the positive direction. There's simply just already more features than the previous title.

Apart from a couple crashes, I have no complaints. The only bug (yes, singular) I have encountered is occasionally being able to see my characters facial hair while in first person.

So in conclusion, this isn't some barely functioning game that chugs on good hardware. This feels like a completely playable title. Sure they aren't done with the questing, and some environments are being reused, but other than that it feels good to me. Good fps, new features, and as I write this, it's on sale! If you liked Warband, then I'd highly recommend. If you're new to the series, I'd say watch a youtube video or two. Don't be scared off by the Early Access status, and take advantage of the sale! The game already feels good, and it can only get better from here, especially once some mods come out!

Don't even touch the darkzone unless you have a full group. Constantly got ♥♥♥♥♥♥ on by 4 man teams who just wait for extractions.

Knew it was too good to be true.

Truly one of my favourite games of all time. I would estimate that I have somewhere around 1000 hours into the Once Upon A Knight disc version, and I am not sure of the differences between KnightShift and Once Upon A Knight, other than that KnightShift is the European version. I would recommend this game if you can stand to not have the latest graphics, but do enjoy a sometimes humorous RPG. The campaigns are decent, but I could have spent days turning my enemies into cows in the skirmish mode. On top of that I do not remember any game-breaking bugs or issues of any kind from Once Upon A Knight, other than being addicted to it for quite some time. The game can appeal to different players, through the main story line campaigns, the rpg modes, skirmish battles, and the editor mode allowing you to make your own scenarios and maps, providing many, many hours of milk-spending entertainment! (Yup, "milk-spending", milk is one of the currencies, isn't that great?) While the graphics might not be up-to-date, which is what should be expected of an aging game, I feel that the gameplay greatly out-weighs that. I highly recommend this game!