Nedávné recenze uživatele Felicity

i played this back during its free weekend and i thought it was a cool idea, but at the time I wasn't interested in playing a company of heroes clone. It's not that clones are bad, I just had spent plenty of time on CoH. This is a fine CoH clone. It has a cool setting and the story is interesting thus far. I love mecha.

However, this was ruined for me. I will say recommended because the game itself is fine if a bit janky and glitchy sometimes compared to CoH (which had a much bigger studio).

However, the art, which is great, is all stolen and plagiarized. This is a huge mood killer for me as soon as I saw the proof. It's sort of like demystifying someone's entire art direction into tracing.

https://i.imgur.com/0rnazAH.jpg

Here is the proof and side by sides. They (the artist) even ripped off the Gekko from MGS5, several tabletop games, marvel movies, etc etc. I understand tracing, I traced myself to practice, but to submit it professionally and act as if it is majority your original work might as well be the AI art controversy 4 years ago.

I don't think the studio themselves has bad intentions here, but I do believe they picked the wrong artist, and should have ditched him as soon as this happened. The evidence is overwhelming.

It's only the art and I get that it can be separate from the game. But every time I see the MGS5 Gekko I just laugh.

nice

edit: made 1.2 billion credits, did 100k rolls of dabo, got a triple dabo and 3 million GPL in one go

idk what else to do now

this game lasted around forty five seconds longer than warframe for the zone/region chat to mention politics and/or complain about china

highly recommend

more seriously: really reminds me of early bioware games in graphics and presentation. that kotor/jade empire feeling with the very ken doll-like animations, overly complex combat that is actually not very complex, and a very wide mix of voice acting ability from random person they found in the office to actual worf (which ironically was the mission with the least voice acting from other characters since they probably spent the entire budget on michael dorn lmaooo)

the space and physics are all wrong and planets use a weird graphics trick to even look big, and they remind me of Freelancer in how dumb it all looks

if you are looking for a super serious game with amazing gameplay and stuff this probably isnt for you. but it is a very compelling star trek game. i will say i hated it before watching TNG, and then got addicted now that I have watched all of TNG and some of the other series episodes. it made a big difference in my enjoyment of the atmosphere and ships, storylines, etc, and especially the not-too-heavy callbacks

the downside is that you should only play if p2w or heavy paywalls don't bother you too much, because wow the cash shop actually lags my game client and is the only thing in the game that does lolll

if a weird mix of kotor + jade empire + freelancer + alpha protocol sounds nostalgic to you then you might enjoy the game's presentation, which I do, despite its flaws

seems fine but after 2 hours i had played exactly 2 tutorial levels and if i wanted to watch fargo i would watch fargo yes this is a petty review

funny

not as heavy as facerig, still under some early bugfixing and tracking optimization.

is not quite as powerful as facerig in that sense either, it is lightweight enough to be sketchy with some movements/animations, but not terribly so. for the price it's fantastic, do recommend the dlc as well though it's a bit difficult to figure out as the translation/transcribed element names are a bit odd

also won't be as monetized as facerig v2 edition: when devs had to sit around a table and ponder how to get away from their crowdfunding promises and someone had the brilliant idea of "if we change the name, then we can change everything else just leave the old stuff there"

zz

100%'d this game on quest, fun arcade shooter. Not really realistic in the strictest sense. It is teetering off of the edge of arcade but is a great introduction to VR shooters, not being too silly or easy with reload/etc mechanics, but without making you learn how STINGER missiles work

hail ♥♥♥♥♥

this game is sick and I love it. easily one of the most memorable endings I've ever had in a tac strategy game.

saving humanity came down to a single 17% sniper roll across the map while everyone held off aliums and, finally, chose to frag themselves rather than be defeated

the shot hit, and thus many hours of fiddling with cross-map psionic nonsense was resolved. humanity is saved. props to any game with a viable lose win condition, and not solely win win ones. xcom EU had an annoying sacrifice ur psion plot, this is just get in, get out, if you can, if you can't it's okay, just finish the mission. we understand. for #USA

until xenonauts 2: (it happened again?) vs predator

tabletop because i somehow am in the worst timeline and keep rolling 1s in a row even though it's gosh darn traveller and you can't roll a 1

beat xcom EU on classic ironman spent probably 30 hours redoing the first mission in this one or the first raid mission (with the sneks).

ragequit after 3 95+% ambush shots missed in a row on stationary targets.

wouldn't take back a second

note: normal is too easy. commander is a bit too hard if you bumble into it unless I just was REALLY unlucky on everything but my run did end on a command base defense

tips: download the "timer doesn't start until you reveal" and "timer extension" mods cuz honestly screw any mechanic that tries to make you be less patient before you've even done anything.

if you want real xcom: xenonauts still there boi

actually pretty fun zoom zoom management simulator.

you lose every race you don't win

tip: don't start with a created team, it's miserable. As soon as I started with a premade team it was so much more fun and easier to get started. Even with a low budget and a bad team, just the headstart you get is massive into enjoying the game. You start with literally nothing on a created team.