Auric 最近的评测

One of the best Monster Hunter games to date. If you like epic battles, big maps, an building up to a power fantasy while still having epic bosses to challenge you - this is the game. Bow main, with Charged Blade as my alternate - if that matters to you.

What I like: Huge content, great graphics, enjoyable play. Six years down the line and I still find myself itching to play. It's always fun to down-gear and take on some low-rank monsters as much as it is to challenge yourself with all the elders. Solid weapon spread, and really fun group play as well. Arguables, Capcom's best game of all time as of writing this post - and they have some absolute treasures in their library.

What I don't like: How much I suck with Longsword and Insect Glaive.

Okay, so I'm a hyper-casual. I only have alts because of the event, and Feiton pass - but I never play them regularly. I barely manage to do chaos and guardians with full rest bonus on my main. That's how casual I am. If you want a time-sink that has Korean MMO vibes, and don't care about competing with the sweaty boiz, then this can be a fun game. Conversely, if you want to spend a cool mint for no real good reason except ego, then this might work as well. The only drawback is Amazon Games is pretty new as a publisher so they have no idea what they are doing and to a casual like me it's hilarious.

At least 60% of my game-time is AFK for wandering NPC spawns and cards, so don't let that fool you at all.

I played this game while my six-year old son watched. We had a blast. The game gets progressively more "difficult" over each world area. The curve steepens just a hair on the very last level. Any adult who has already mastered the likes of Super Meat Boy, BattleBlock Theater, Spelunky, Shovel Knight, and others should have no issue with this game at all. It's a cute premise, and overall just a great game for either young players or some family game time if your kids are as strangely into watching you play games as mine seem to be these days.

TL;DR Kill a bunch of stuff, farm loot, get cosmetics, no P2W mechanics because all the cash shop stuff is cosmetic. Probably get Premium and save your Star Gems for Material Storage, it'll save you so much head ache.

Aside from the fact that the Steam version runs way better than the Microsoft Store version, the game itself is an homage to its predecessors. PSO2 walks you through a classically anime story with big bad after big bad. You might be a little lost without the context of either the first set of games or the anime series itself, but no worries! Just jump in and start slashing, blasting, and zapping your way through enemies. PSO took its root inspiration from games like Diablo, but the Japanese have their own twist on how to make a simple and massively complex a game. It has two premium currencies, AC and SG, but they do have free ways to acquire SG. Generally speaking, it's all about the cosmetics. There's a garbage to grind, from weapons and units (armor) to meseta for augments (to those weapons and units), and all the way into an group challenge and PvP mode. There's no shortage of quests, and many of them reset weekly. If you want a massive MMOJRPG to grind for no particular reason, this is a great game to sink what precious time you have in life.

This game is really fun. Then you meet the other players.

Pros:
True survival game
Colorado map has cars
Has super zombies that are OP, read: satisfying to (finally) kill one

Cons:
The community makes Weev look like a kitten
Awfully GPU intense for such low quality output
Mindless farming is limited to hot PvP areas
Private servers are ridiculously expensive

The community, if you could call it that, makes League of Legends look like a utopian society where everyone is offering hand-jobs to nearest player. If the devs could manage to boot the hackers, and not regular players, it'd be nice. There's also this weird reputation system, but there's absolutely no benefit to being a "good guy", so everyone ends up being trolls to maximize their douche level.

Do NOT buy this game if you can avoid it. If you play, do it with IRL friends and group up. Prepare to be a troll, and play on foreign servers that are empty to gear up.

8.5/10 Overall

The game is mostly fun, no major complaints. Zero pay2win structure, so that's a plus. Paying helps, kinda, but nothing you can't earn with in game gold in a reasonable time frame. Class balance is somewhat chess-like in PvP and PvE: X is better than Y, and Y is better than Z, etc. The devs do a decent job listening to players and trying to add balance to play.

Pros:
+Aim to hit, no tank and spanks.
+Class variety is legitimate
+PvP requires skill
+Skill cap is high on all classes
+iFrames (Invulnerable Frames) on some moves
+Cosmetics are vast and amazing

Cons:
-"Elite" status is over priced, though not required
-Gets grindy end-game, but too be expected
-PvP isn't parsed to level ranges
-Quests are back and forth running
-The switch to F2P seems to have ruined pacing on the story as you out level areas way too fast

Overall, the game does a good job of entertaining, keeping you engaged, and providing a unique experience no matter what class you play.

Dark Messiah holds up well with age. Even though the targetting is sometimes spotty, that's about the only draw back I found. It allows for a lot of style choices between boss fights. I initially went head-in and later tried the stealthy approach and had a blast in any case. Really worth purchasing, especially during a Steam Sale.