BottlenekDolfin 最近的评测

It's Call of Duty, again.

Great "mil sim".
Lots of teamwork required. Huge 3x3km maps or larger. 20 minute respawn on tanks and 1 minute respawn on infantry.
Squad leads need mics and it gets chaotic trying to organize with multiple channel of squad leads talking and your squad talking.

It's definitely for a certain type of gamer. If you're like me you'll love it.

One of the best games available. This will define this generation of games today.

Very simple set up. It's hot wheels soccer. Toy cars with jet packs that play soccer. Controls are tight. Skill level can reach insane amounts but the game is also casual as well. It's nice to take 10-20 minutes to play as a break, or you can spend hours. I cannot recommend enough especially if you see it on sale.

F2P, 400 hours in game. The grind is extremely slow without a premium account and even a premium vehicle. You can expect to spend $40 on a premium vehicle pack and some premium time if you want to speed up the grind so I'd wait till there's a sale. Buying premium account time gets cheaper the more you buy so if you really like the game go ahead and spend $100 for an entire year. With the that a whole lot of things get easier to achieve. The game is not pay to win though.

But the game is F2P and it is not pay to win. When you unlock a higher tier vehicle you will also be facing other higher tiers as well. Things just change. You can play in the lower ranks for all the countries and have a lot of fun. If you buy premium vehicles they stay after your premium account expires.

(like, 200 hours multiplayer or something) How do I describe this game? It's a slow paced, high learning curve, RTS. Unlike Starcraft where APM is the most important, out thinking and deceiving is the objective in this game. Playing defensively is often very effective as that most unit's have hard counters that are very effective at their job. ATGM easily kills tanks, Anti-air often easily kills aircraft and helicopters. Infantry can not be caught in the open.

In short, this game is all about positioning. It's like real time chess and every unit you control is some aspect of rock/paper/scissors. Except there is a ton of stats and stuff to geek out on.

TL;DR If you enjoy RTS and are willing to get through the learning curve, $40 will get you easily 200+ hours in muliplayer. This game is well worth the money. Also try to join a teamspeak group.