dumb_blocks 最近的评测

Absolutely love this game. A fun gameplay loop with enough randomness to occasionally be frustrating but far more often be rewarding. With friends, the game is even more fun and I have lost many hours of sleep to playing that infamous "One Last Game"

First of all, let me say that I loved Dishonored from its storyline, to its voice-acting, and gameplay. I was really looking forward to this game, and had it pre-ordered in order to get it early. I have played the first 2 missions multiple times with different settings and different difficulties.

To address the elephant in the room, or the Outsider as it were:
Many people are reporting issues and I would like to comment on some of the most common. But first, the obligatory boast of my rig:
-NVIDIA GTX Titan X
-32 gigs of RAM
-Intel Core i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00Ghz

Now for the issues:
- FPS Drops (Minor on my machine, but the game is installed on my SSD, I use a NVIDIA GTX Titan X so that's not really representative of the masses [wow I sound like a douche])
- Mouse Sensativity Issues (I use a logitech G502 and haven't experienced anything)
- Improper Subtitles (Haven't seen this, even with subtitles enabled for all dialogue; not just main dialogue)
- Poor Texture Quality (I was playing on Very-High quality [could probably run on Ultra but didnt want to test it cause most people won't be using that setting anyways], and while the textures weren't as nice as Titanfall 2 I think that's on purpose. The game world is suppose to be gritty, dirty, plague infested. the art style is not one that makes places seem welcoming, clean, and nice. But hey, that's my opinion.)
- Stuttering and Micro-Stuttering (Simply non-existant for me)

As for a review of the game itself, and not how it plays, I have this to say:
I love it. I was worried after playing the tutorial, and seeing how the movement system was different. Boy did I eat my own words though; the game is complex and very deep (not philisophically but in terms of mechanics) and the new way of interacting with obstacles (hurdling mostly, but new slide mechanics as well) works well with powers and fighting. A massive improvemment from something like Infinite Warfare where any movement at all feels labored and drawn out, Dishonored 2 keeps the player active and in control of their character at all times.

I may be commiting a sin here, but based off of my experience: this is a great game and nothing about the port is broken.
Is that really fair to say though with thousands of others complaining of a shockingly poor port? No it isn't, but this is a review from my machine, by me, not anyone else.

Just an aweful all around game. Co-op, the main reason my freind and I bought doesn't work. Sure, you can play with randoms, but try to invite a freind and you're screwed. The campaign probably isn't too bad but I didn't really play it enough to know. Personally, I play with a controler, so imagine my suprise when this game is incompatable with the controller I use. "Just use an x-Box controller" - Well I tried that too, and the latency it caused was about 2 seconds. Honestly, I think every every penny for this game was spent on graphics, and then we got stuck with some IT level programming for everything else. That being said, the graphics really aren't all that great either. I would recommend this only to someone whom I want to waste money.