skinnypupp#SLK 最近的评测

It takes a while to get going, because there is a LOT of dialog and the start, and not all of it is well written or easy to follow. But once you get into the game loop, you will be hooked in a "one more turn" way that Firaxis is famous for.

The writing improves quite a bit as well, when it comes to the main story. Each character reacts to the story in a way that is authentic to the comic books, and for the most part their personalities seem very true to the comics.

What doesn't really fit in are the "friendship" moments. Picking mushrooms with Wolverine or Blade starting a book club to hit on Captain Marvel is just.. bizarre. And if you're going to have a system like this, why not have romance?

So the game loop of: wake up, get your new cards, start base upgrade, do card upgrades, character level, play actual mission, friendship build, world exploration for cosmetics, repeat, is quite addictive.

You won't spend a lot of your time actually playing missions, and this makes the game LOOOOOOOONG. I am 70 hours in, and still haven't gotten my last character. The issue is I have spent a lot of time maxing out my cosmetics and friendships, and that means doing a lot of extra missions. Now I'm at the point where I kind of want to rush to the end and finish the game, because it's getting repetitive. That being said, the story is pretty compelling, and again the characters well interesting.

Overall I'd quite highly recommend it for strategy fans and comic book fans.

Why is reddit so mad at this game right now?

Crashes to desktop, non working Raytracing, graphics glitches like textures not appearing correctly, random pauses during gameplay. This is the kind of experience to expect with this game, and that's not considering other features not properly supported (like Nvidia DLDSR).

The remastered textures might look nice, but the models are still very last gen looking.

Gameplay wise it's basically the Arkham style brawler mixed with an Ubisoft map icon explorer. It's fine.

Even if everything worked fine, this is not a $60 game. Wait for it to go on sale. Hopefully by then a lot of the bugs will be fixed.

A note for People who play on Asian servers (Tokyo, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong)

Cheating is still a HUGE PROBLEM, it's just not as obvious as before.

Take time to spectate each player who killed you, and see if they "controller loot"

Based on players I was able to confirm "controller loot" this way, 57 out of 70 players are using "controllers" - 89%. Of course there are mouse users who don't strafe loot, so there may be some false positives.

But if 90% controller users on PC sounds outrageous, it's because it is. These players aren't using controllers, they are using controller emulators.

What does this do? It makes the game think your mouse and keyboard are a controller, which allows you to control with a mouse and keyboard, but benefiting from aim assist.

It is a huge huge problem in Asia that seems to be hard for Respawn to detect. It's at the point now where net cafes in China preinstall their systems with this software. Asian servers are overrun with these players, just as they used to be with aimbotters. They don't even really use aimbot anymore, because this seems to have no chance of getting you banned. Aimbotters nowadays are mostly just trolls and boosters.

So if it seems like you died in a close up fight and they seemed to have "controller aim assist" make note of it. Watch them play.. They will flick the camera like a mouse, but will loot and have aim assist like a controller. To see how actual good controller players play, watch snipedown or nicewigg. You can instantly tell they're on a controller, but with the cheaters it's much harder because they look like they have a mouse, except when looting. If you see this, be sure to report.

I've brought this up to Respawn many times, but they tend to not respond to individuals unless they're streamers, so hopefully more people bring it up and get their attention. More people need to notice it first which is why I'm posting it here. Cheat discussion threads are banned here so I can't make a post about it.

I would wait for the big patches in January and February before even thinking about buying this game

If you have an AMD Ryzen CPU, be sure to look up the hex edit that is required to get full performance out of the CPU. Required as of patch 1.04

It's a well designed card game, and I have no problem with the way it is monetized.

I like the inclusion of prebuilt decks. Unlike the ones in Hearthstone, these actually seem to be playable - at least against each other.

However, my issue is the fact that there is no sense of progression or accomplishment for playing the non extra-paid modes. There is no ladder to climb, and no rewards of any kind. I wouldn't expect free packs or cards, the way the marketplace is designed (and that's fine), but maybe some sort of customization rewards would be nice. Board designs, card backs, sound effects, new critters, shiny non-sellable versions of cards, anything.

Instead, you play some games, win or lose them, and that's it.

I may update this review after using my tickets, but I don't want to do that until I get better at the game.

One of the best RPG's I've played in a long time. A bit buggy and sometimes tedious, it still offers rich combat, and an interesting story based on actual history.