Nedávné recenze uživatele Grizzles

Started off as a cool conept. 5 years later and still in early access, abandoned by the devs. Don't buy. This game should really be removed from the Steam store.

Hillarious, action packed, and just plain fun.

The game isn't too long (it took me only a few hours to beat) but was still quite enjoyable. Has a pretty engaging story for what it is, presents a good challenge that isn't too frustrating and has a great western theme. Not only that, but this game actually has a pretty funny/interesting easter eggs (go on a civilian killing spree to find one and have a real challenge).

The gun play is quite smooth and the controls are good. The game is very responsive and has a great sound track. The gameplay is mostly running around dodging bullets and shooting at bandits, basically what you would expect in a western/cowboy game.

The story is a sort of mystery/whuodunit type thing that changes after each play through. The game is open world, which is very nice. You are free to go as you please, as long as you can blast your way through if need be. Also be careful, as dead people stay dead! Don't kill the shop keeper if you want to keep shopping. As you progress, you unlock new clues as to the appearance of who the killer is. It makes it exciting to get to each chapter as you keep a lookout for the culprit.

With all that said, I do think this game is a little expensive. I personally only plated through once and a bit and spent the rest of the time running around on a rampage, which was still satisfying. Unless you think you can get through multiple times without getting bored, wait until its on sale. At the time im writing this, its at 80% off, which at that point I think it's a must buy. At 50% off I'd still recommend. For what it is, I'd put this game in the range of 8/10.

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As much as I didn’t want to, I’m going to have to give Fallout 4 a “do not recommend.” However, that doesn’t mean that this is an inherently bad game, or that you will not enjoy it, rather I feel like it was marketed as something it’s not. Let me explain:
tl;dr: Dumbed down RPG to appeal to the masses. If you want an RPG experience do not buy this game. Wait until its on sale.

The main improvement to the game is the gunplay. It is vastly improved over the previous games. Everything is a lot more responsive and fluid. Guns have feedback and just “feel” good. To add on to this is the upgraded weapons modding system. It allows you to customize your weapons to fit your playstyle, such as adding a long range scope, adding a suppressor, reducing recoil etc. This system also works on armour and power armour as well. Wearing power armour actually makes you feel above human compared to previous games. Some other features such as the base building (more later) have also been added. Lastly, one small change that I like is the change to the radiation system. In the previous titles rads were almost no threat at all. Now, not only do a lot of enemies deal radiation when they hit you, but instead of an incremental status debuf, each point of rads lowers your total health pool.

The other positives of fallout games are still here, but they more or less have stayed the same, without changing at all. By this I mean the exploration (although they have used a lot of copy/paste boarded up buildings you cannot enter), wide range of NPCs, lots of different items etc are all good.

Now for the negatives. The main issue is the dumbing down, or “streamlining” of the game. If you want a good RPG then this is not the game you want. Gone are skills, which have now been more or less replaced by the perk system completely. Instead of leaving barter for example you take the barter perk. Most of the perks are quite generic (ex 20% more damage with rifles, or you can now pick expert locks). This limits the amount of creative perks because they make up for the lost skills. Why not implement both like before?

Secondly, as most people know about, is the horrible dialogue system. Every dialogue choice is Yes, No, Sarcastic, Info. That’s it. Not only that, but that is essentially how they are listed so you don’t even know what your character is going to say. There is absolutely no reason for this change. Thankfully there are mods that display the full line, but it’s still inexcusable from Bethesda.

Thirdly is the quests. Talk about generic and boring. If you played skyrim I’m sure you are used to the “I need x in dungeon y. Go there, kill everything and get it.” quests. Now it is the same except you are fighting raiders instead of draugr. Sure, there are a few interesting quests but they are surely limited. A lot is even reused from FO3. (Ex, remember the leaking pipe repair mission in megaton? That mission is recused almost the exact same). This leads to the story. Although it is subjective, personally I think it is garbage. Completely uninteresting and linear. Some quests are so cliché its almost cringe worthy. It is such a huge step back from all the branching and interesting writing done in NV.
Then there are the secondary issues that is just lazy game design. The graphics are definitely an upgrade, but for a 2015 game they are pretty bad. That would be okay if you didn’t need a beast of a machine to run it at a decent frame rate. The optimization is so bad and I have encountered numerous crashes. These PC issues carry on to the control layout. There is no button mapping. For a AAA game that is pretty sad. They have even bound multiple actions to same button. You want to melee attack you press alt quickly, but if you want to throw a grenade you hold alt. If you try and melee attack but hold alt slightly too long you just threw a grenade at your feet and killed yourself. Not only are the controls not mappable, but there are default options turned on that you cannot change without editing the .ini file. For example, there is a default mouse acceleration turned on that you cannot turn off from the menu. The FOV is set to 80 andwill not change in the console, so you have to change it or have guns take up 1/3 of your screen like so:
http://imgur.com/GUkOEfx

I know its preference, but the difficulty of this game is far too easy. I’ve played on Normal up to Survival. My character has 1 strength, endurance and agility. I have taken no perks in damage or improving combat really at all, and have only used my power armour for the very first death claw. The game is still no challenge. There is soooo many healing items its basically impossible to die. You get so much health from food that you don’t even need stimpacks (I have over 100). If you turn the difficulty up enemies just become bullet sponges which is equally unsatisfying. You now just have to sit there and fire hundreds of bullets. But there is still not challenge as you are sitting on a mountain of healing supplies.
To finish it off I’ll talk about the base building. It’s okay, but not great. I really enjoy sandbox type games and was really excited for it but I was quite disappointed. It’s cool at first but it starts to become quite the grind fest haulting all the junk around from place to place. The actual building does’t work very well, some types of walls don’t snap to a grid, items have bad hit boxes so they are not placeable without big gaps in-between them (Junk walls are particularly annoying for that), and walls will float in the air if they are not on even ground which I can’t stand: http://imgur.com/C4KSMR9
The mode feels more like a gimmick than anything else. They have also removes some great features that were present in NV, namely the NV survival mode where you need food, water etc, removed types of ammo and ammo crafting (for what purpose?) and limited the survival crafting system.

This is where I feel the game falls flat. It’s trying to be too many things at once. It’s dumbed down RPG mechanics, but kept a bit there. It’s removed interesting stories and quests for a more action focus, but there are still lots of quests. It has improved shooting mechanics but still are quite poor compared to an actual shooter. It has added some quite shallow sandbox mechanics. Removed lots of survival mechanics, but kept a small amount. What is this game trying to be? Personally, I’d much rather they had removed some of the features of one genre and focus on another instead of trying to make a jack of all trades kind of game. When I think of fallout I think of a survival themed RPG, and this is not what the game is. If an open world, action oriented game is what you are looking for then you will probably love this game. If, like me, you wanted a more RPG/survival game then play New Vegas if you haven’t yet.

Overall, based on its many flaws I give it a 6/10. I expected a better game technically and mechanically, and as it stands it is not worth the $80 price point (CAD). If you want an RPG and still really want to play it, wait until it’s on sale to pick it up.

A few parts of the story do not make sense and the ending was awful. A couple tedious puzzles with lots of walking if you missed one thing at the begining of the game.

Overall it was a sub-par game with a story that left much to be desired. Do not recommend.