Stolen Valor 最近的评测

It's not BO7.

Honestly though, I never feel like I'm being molested by skill based matchmaking, the devs are listening to feedback from the community and not the idiot streamers that for some reason everyone seems to just follow blindly. Overall, it isn't perfect, we know this, however it's absolutely headed in the right direction. I have put a good amount into the multiplayer and it does seem to have a lot of the Battlefield Moments that the series is known for. As for the campaign, I do feel it is a little lacking, the characters have good chemistry and act in more or less of a military manner, or as close to it as a video game provides. My only serious complaint is the campaign feels a little all over the place, some of it doesn't make much sense and it seems to end abruptly.

As I say though, overall a good game.

GO HOME GI GO HOME.

For real though for its age, still very active.

I love this game, online is generally fun, doesn't focus super heavy on a meta style gameplay, works mostly on you as the player strategically placing your units and moving them to avoid counter artillery and air strikes. It makes you really think about what units you want to spawn in early game and how you want to tackle taking the objectives.

My only 3 major complaints about this game are:
1) The lack of a save for single player, especially when missions can take upwards of an hour or two.
2) The AI absolutely loves to spam nukes and artillery, they focus the ♥♥♥♥ out of units and seem to have no delay on respawning a lost unit like the player does.
3) Hackers. This game (although new so I understand it's in it's teething phase) almost seems to have no anti-cheat (at time of review).

Overall, this game is a lot of fun, a well coordinated team can absolute wreck a badly coordinated one. I've had a lot of fun so far and look forward to the content that will inevitably come.

It's like living in Shreveport LA. Who doesn't want that experience?!

Nostalgia is real.

I got this for the campaign. Gives a very "Six Days in Fallujah" vibe in terms of AI and gameplay. No real graphical issues and runs efficiently (although with a 3060ti and 128GB RAM), It's strange that it essentially runs two games at once with the campaign, however overall very few complaints.

55 Hours... NERD!

FOR DEMOCRACY.

So, firstly: This game is an investment. More or less every aircraft you buy (Full Fidelity) you have to learn from the ground up, everything from startup to loading and using weapon systems, flight characteristics, it's strengths and shortfalls.

You don't have another game like DCS on the market and the developers have very much stayed true to what they envisioned when this game released. You get a very unique experience when playing, I'm yet to find much, if any, of a toxic playerbase, everyone is there to bro out and be "artistic" together.

That being said, this game requires a good amount of third party hardware, for example HOTAS, TrackIR/VR, DCS Simple Radio and so on. It also requires a decently good PC to run, just look at the specs, although I don't meet the max requirements with my current PC (RTX 3060ti, 16GB Ram, Intel Core i7) I very rarely (even on heavier missions) experience stutters or frame drops when playing on max graphics.

The beautiful part is this game is incredibly fun when playing with friends, having multiple aircraft in an AO and doing similar tasks, supporting one another.

Overall, I absolutely love this game, the only real cons about it are that you require a lot of time and disposable income to play, like I say though, when I get the chance to play, the experience is unrivaled.

This game is one of the best cheap games I have played recently. Yes, it has a bit of space for improvement in terms of it's interaction with objects, particularly ladders. Other than that, the game is a hell of a lot of fun, no real gripes, sound model and voip works incredibly.