Magos 最近的评测

Unfortunately as it stands I don't think Winds of Magic is a great value DLC. It offers specific players new content but for everyone else its pretty lack lustre. Weaves might be cool but finding people to do them with is not. Splitting the player base and adding new but un-related grind systems a terrible idea.

Still a good game just not a great DLC

Yes, some complaints about xp usage but story and mechanics I love.

New Review

Buy on special. Game is... "buggy"'. Live eating immersive sim.

OLD Review
If there was a maybe, or if this game was half price I'd happy to up vote. However as it stands with the simplicity of simulated economy and faction , the extremely dated graphics, the horrendous performance and the general shortfalls of what are great mechanics incomplete its just not worth the buying price.

In other news, there is a lot of fun to have in this sandbox experience and on special (half price or less) or after a significant amount of patching and community work, its a great buy.

If I could get that 1.50 back I'd buy some penicillin.

As a kickstarter bundle I think it's been a little dissappinting to get to this point and have them say 'look were done'.

As it stands a cute sandbox game that doesn't have enough complexity to be a simulator or survival game. Mods bring a great deal of potential but as an early backer this is another bad taste kickstarter outcome.

Its a real 50/50 on wether you'l get your money worth out of this game because there is some fun to be had but its mostly self directed lacking driving impotous in the core game elements or rewarding outcomes through increased game time.

Buy on Sale or for Mod potential, perhaps both.

It is a pay to win moba with no originality mechanical or visual originality. I honestlyu don't knwo hown people can bring themselves to play it. I was bought it as a gift and I am obligated to give it a chance. Every moment is another chance to hate it. Im sure there could be a good game here, if they focused on a core mechanic rather than a bunch of very weak re-implementations of the kind of gameplay youd find on starcraft comunity maps.

Choose a mechanic, build it out, craft your game around it. MOBA is not a mechanic and it certainly isn't worth the asking price, nor the in game 'boosts' for a pve game.

EDIT

I'm not sure why you wouldn't call it an 'online, multiplayer, battle arena' the idea that replaceing some of the oponants with AI and allowing two human players on the same team somehow changes the core mechanic, nature or feel of the game is insincere at best. It is what I called it and what you have done isn't enough to shift it to any other genre. It requires a significant amount of work to offer anything more than MOBA. If anything it is a MOBA minus the pvp, It is less than not more than its MOBA origins.

TL:DR - It has the beginings of a good game, but bug fixes alone won't complete the experience.

Kingdom Come is an obviously incomplete game. There is a lot of fun to be had here but it is constantly tarnished by bugs or glaringly incomplete features that somehow remained semi functional within the game.

The world is far smaller than it at first appears, the writing is poor to awful, and the realism of said narative completely immersion breaking.

This isn't a hard core skyrim, nor a realistic medi-evil simulation. It feels more like an attempt to capitalise on the hype of mount and blade's coming bannerlord before bannerlord releases and sets the the bar of the genre.

Buyers remorse is strong with this one, I'd likely be happy at the $15 to $25 price point.

Give it some time for bugs to be squashed and for mods to add the content that was clearly left unfinished and for a sale to price it more fairly.

Good game. Most of the sore points I've read from other reviews are based on nostalgic interpretations of the previous two games, or a muddied interpretation of the already rather muddied 40K lore.

As with DOW II I am dissapointed by the lack of diversity regarding game modes in Multiplayer (when will we see FFA), however the focus on streamnlining the RTS experience and catering to a larger audience makes sense. Its not as MOBA as reviews led me to believe though the comparison can be made.

The game runs well (R9 Fury), the graphics are nice considering the scale and the atmosphere is right on the money (I really don't see why so many people have such an issue with the art style, its more classic 40k than modern grim dark, seriously 40K was never about taking itself so seriously). It's a spectacle to watch though it will take me some time to handle the UI.

The micro is solid and rewarding with troop abilities being non essential but worth the effort. Elite's obviously play a larger role in this and demand more micro but the clarity of the information in the UI at least in regads to this makes it viable.

The game is relatively fast paced, likely to provide faster more competition like multiplayer. I'd like to see some mods come out that will offer more variety in this as I can see it not being to everyones tastes.

Armies are well balanced though the balance comes with the cost of them feeling 'samey' though the elites and the quality of voice acting and personality offerd to units goes a long way to resolve this. Perhaps with more armies we will see a greater diversity of play style and army composition, though hopefully at no cost to balance.

It might be a hard sell at full price but given some multiplayer content updates (being sony not likely free but we can hope) and come user created content I see a lot of value in Dawn of War III.

Caveat: Sony may well kill this title with overpriced low quality DLC as we saw with DOWII. I can';t predict this but I'm surprisingly pleased with DOW III as it stands.

To be flatly honest, the lighting effects are 'nice' but you're still going to want to install

Textures that don't look like ass.
The unnoficial Patches to fix all the things Bethesda STILL hasn't
A follower overhaul mod because... seriously Bethesda followers need to me more than pack mules
The Mesh overhaul because again Bethesda did lighting and forget the rest of the game didn't age well
People textures because... ewww I had forgotten.
Nekkid because Skyrim
All your favorite armours and weapons
etc... etc...

My advice, just keep playing your current SKyrim. Its likely got all the mods you want and will be infinitely more stable.

Its a great game though the complete lack of PC support is a shame. Instructions written in controller and a complete lack of graphical options for the PC are insane. WHy even re release it if your going to do such a half arsed job. just offer theless than stellar Texture pack as a DLC.