Dumbthing 最近的评测

I don't think there's a lot to say about Baldur's Gate 3 which hasn't already been said.

This game deserves all the praise it has been getting, for me it's best enjoyed in sessions of around 3-4 hours, with time to absorb the surroundings, strategise and explore multiple builds.

After 2 failed DnD groups I finally have a game where I can explore a whole world, with a lot of content and choices to be made. Usually turn-based combat isn't for me, but playing with friends makes it all more bearable.

With the added Mod support it truly expands the options you have for new playthroughs, bringing both new content and tweaking gameplay mechanics to your wishes.

I was stoked to see there was going to be a "new" Dying Light, with many promises of improved systems and (many) hours of gameplay.
This was one of the few times I've pre-bought a game, and looking forward to the release, but sadly I was disappointed.

All in all, this feels like a Dying Light 1.5, parkour has improved, and the general setting has really helped highlight the parkour mechanics. It just doesn't have the same puil as the first game, where I could barely wait to play more.

As of writing this I still haven't finished my first playthrough / the main storyline of Dying Light 2. I keep having the sense of "I really should get back to it", but no real drive to start it again, so it's forever on my backlog.

The game is worth buying, I still got my ~40 hours of fun, buy it while it's discounted and don't take a long break.

Originally bought the game because I fell in love with the music. A friend recommended the game to me, I watched him play it a few times, and decided I would have to give it a try. The story segments you unlock through playing, and between your escape attempts make you want to keep playing.

A weird balance between shoot'em'up, story, and great mechanics.

Destiny 2 has a little bit for everyone, if you want to mow down enemies endlessly, combat other players in Crucible, collect and read lore, or explore many other activities both solo and with other players. Personally the greatest experience in Destiny 2 is raiding with a team. There is a great community behind the game, and several sources for strategies and finding strangers to play with!

A game where the Multiplayer option might be better than the singleplayer game.

Don't get me wrong, the "campaign" was good in its own way, and was very entertaining to play through. The businesses you could buy felt a bit pointless though, since you wouldn't be able to use the money for a lot more.

The online multiplayer allows for a better experience, where the player will be challenged to earn money (if Sharkcards are out of the question). A lot of people think that getting money in the game is hard, although it might be hard, it is also one of the reasons the game is so much fun. If money was given out to anyone (as some modders have been doing), there is no reward in getting that brand new expensive car, which you have been saving for, for a long time. By slowly making your way up to a big amount of money, the player is challenged, and has something to strive for.

Don't forget that part of the game is going from being an unknown thug, to being a criminal mastermind.

TL;DR: Great game, earning the money in online is hard, but rewarding.

Edit: Multiplayer is still good, but due to hackers, you might have to jump servers a few times to get a clean session. Don't let them ruin your fun.

Re-edit: Game has problems with load times, and always has had. Sadly every play-session i have, ends with the game in a black screen, i've tried to wait it out, it took me a whopping 20 minutes of loading to get back into an online session. I cannot recommend a game that ends up with ridiculous load times every time you play it.

I keep coming back to this game. But it's been long since i last did, the few online friends i spent a lot of time with got banned for being too highly leveled, even though they had never modded. Not good Rockstar.