OhPapi 最近的评测

Been playing ARC Raiders for a bit now, and honestly, it’s a blast if you’re into PvPvE extraction games. It reminds me a lot of Tarkov, just without the soul-crushing punishment every time you die. You still lose all your loot if you go down, so the tension’s real.

The mix of players and AI keeps things unpredictable in the best way. One minute you’re mowing down ARC bots, the next you’re getting jumped by another squad trying to extract the same loot. The gunplay feels good, movement is fast and fluid, and when you finally make it out alive with a full pack, it’s a rush.

That said, it’s not without flaws. ARC bots can feel seriously overpowered at times, especially when you get swarmed and can’t even breathe. It’s also pretty easy to get picked off by other players before you get a chance to fight back, which can be frustrating. The sound design could use work too, footsteps are way too quiet when crouched, so people can sneak up behind you while you’re looting or opening a door without you ever hearing them. Doesn’t matter what terrain you’re on either; it all sounds the same.

Still, even with those issues, the core gameplay loop is tense and rewarding. The one-life system keeps every run meaningful, and the world looks and sounds fantastic. If you like high-stakes extraction shooters but want something a little less punishing than Tarkov, ARC Raiders is absolutely worth checking out.

The Precinct drops you right into the shoes of a city cop, and it does a pretty great job of making you feel like you're on the job. From writing tickets on expired meters to chasing down armed robbers during a full-blown bank heist, there’s a wide range of things to do and the shift can change in an instant. The open world is alive with random crimes popping off all over the place, which keeps things fresh and unpredictable. You never really know what your next call is going to be, and that’s part of what makes the game fun. One minute you’re responding to a vandal, the next you’re in a high-speed chase across the city.

The AI citizens are a bit hit or miss right now. Sometimes they act weird or don’t respond how you’d expect, which can break the immersion a little. But to be fair, the devs seem to know this and have been pretty open about fixing it. They’ve been taking in feedback from the community and working on updates, which is a good sign.

Overall, The Precinct is off to a strong start. It’s got a lot of cool features already, and with the improvements that are supposedly coming, it could turn into something really special. If you’re into police sims or just like the idea of patrolling a living, breathing city, it’s worth keeping an eye on or jumping into now to see where it goes.

Elite Dangerous isn't for a hyper heart. You have to start out as the starter ship and work your self up. It takes time to get to something to make it fun but once you get settled in it is a blast! Trading to being a pirate, it has it all. New patches are coming out soon that allow lots more. Give it a try and add me!