xthetenth 最近的评测

It's not just something, it's a lot, and all of it is very interesting!

I played this game so many times because I cannot get enough.

I got every single achievement. I immediately started another playthrough because I thought something would be interesting and I was right, I did get a payoff.

There is so much in this game and it is so good.

This pack is made by a third party and it shows. You know how hypernationalist paradox fans are a running joke? Yeah.

Some of the play scenarios are kind of fun-ish if you manage to look up how to get to the scenario you want.

The thing that really gets me though is some of the content. Bulgaria gets a focus that allows them to create cores in territories where they don't have them. Translated out of game mechanics, that's forcibly resettling people and/or changing their culture, which is exactly the sort of thing that the game considers a huge no-no because of the nontrivial contingent of fans who really shouldn't be encouraged in such things.

And for just insulting things there's the Greek aircraft designers. GNAF is for some reason given the extra special agility fighter designer. The only other company to get a special modifier is coincidentally Mitsubishi, which gives Japan the same bonus. Mitsubishi is somewhat renowned for the A6M Zero, what plane did GNAF build to get that vaunted title that puts it above literally every single aircraft manufacturer in Germany, the UK and the US? Well it's actually really hard to track down, because it's an initialism for the Greek National Aircraft Factory. The weird thing there is that that is only used by the British companies that licensed their designs to Greece, Greece itself called the Hellenic Air Force Aircraft Depot EAF, or Phaliron Aircraft Factory. Which is weirder yet, because Phaliron Aircraft is a different designer in game! I mean I don't really mind that for the sake of giving more options, but just sliding in one of the most special traits in the game has me annoyed. But anyway, when you look at what they built it's... the Avro 621 Tutor. As the name might suggest it's a training plane, but it's not even an advanced trainer. The only planes they built for WWII that saw combat were fabric skinned open cockpit biplane trainers. Truly a scourge to match the Zero's reputation. Oh, and they were preparing to produce the Polish PZL P.24.

Overall this is full of the modder hallmarks of poorly explained systems and baffling inclusions that can only be explained through ridiculous nationalism. I think it's interesting, but it's much more interesting as a tech showcase than a game.

Good game with an appropriate sense of arcadey fun, and exciting gameplay.

It's a walking sim. It's a good walking sim with a solid reveal and some really solid environmental stuff.

It's a fantastic game. It's got inexplicably great lore for a mech action game, and it's got a very tight action packed gameplay loop where there's a bunch of different and fun options. Just because there's a lot of different options doesn't mean that they're necessarily easy though. There's a lot of different and interesting ways to play to a wide variety of strengths.

Also it's stompy mechs and shooty tanks breaking absolutely everything in an adrenaline filled neon hellscape with a perfect accompaniment from a great soundtrack. If you want to engage with it in a technical sense or a sheer adrenaline junkie sense, there's a great way to play it for you. And yes, this does cover the intersection of the two. Just remember to pick your fights well if you like to wade in.

It's awful. If you liked Hotline but didn't like being able to see enemies, look no further. If you liked Hotline but wanted to be able to quit the game without alt-tabbing out and then having to hit ctrl-alt-del to actually kill the process, you should probably be playing Hotline by this point.

Gondorian batman is a pretty cool dude and is only a bit scared of plot. Kill orcs (sometimes repeatedly) to make them uglier! There's a plot but why bother when you can be gondorian batman with a rotating gallery of orcs to hunt down.

Also the game lets you get revenge on everyone who kills you in the course of the game 10/10 satisfaction.

Everything good about the Shadowrun universe with tight writing, good reactivity and nice tactical combat. It's also got mature storylines where by mature I don't actually mean half-naked women and cursing.

It also lets you say things like "and then the medic razor-slapped the blood mage out of cover so the troll on amphetamines could headshot him with a sniper rifle." and not even be mentioning the ex punk-rocker shaman with Don Quixote for a spirit guide.

Also, new music and one song is named "Du Heist" 10/10 GotY get given all DLC.

Pretty much the pinnacle of deep but still fluidly playable Real Time Tactics games. Now with more stuffs, more solid interplays between unit types, more good combined arms fun and a total war style campaign that *gasp* involves total war.