Senaste recensioner av Vtzm

The down and dirty is that this isn't a stalker game.
it's like Bethesda got a hold of development. it's hollow and lost what it had.

This isn't a BAD game. They have a good idea it's like they got confused? in very simple terms (not trying to take away from the developer's efforts they got something solid here) it's a survival extraction game. I'm a little stupid but it's not clear if outposts are for making a base to come back to and build up with the loot you get from missions. thought that would be a novel idea but that's not how it works. the open world survival isn't that way either but the survival aspect of the game is good enough that the mode isn't worthless. it's like they gave up their original idea to try and appeal to a larger player base?
small things that made me a little frustrated:
-max level you can't unlock everything in the tech(blueprint) tree, your first character essentially should be martyr to help grow your second character unless you want to "thug it out" until tier 3 for decent gear which honestly isn't that bad.
-(i only used ranged so take this with salt) crossbows/ranged attacks seemed the only viable method of attack. after getting mauled by a bear so many times the thought of "maybe i should try melee" left the room. predators WILL merc you a lot early game if you're not paying attention and the sneak head-shot with a crossbow turns everything into a non-threat.
-the water/power system where you connect things like laying down multiple extension cables seems kinda unnecessary since the pipes/cord doesn't get destroyed. a sort of "area of supply" or directly connecting would be nice but it's a survival game so meh.
-lights require fuel and aren't better than an animal fat lantern at your hip.
-tier 4 has like 8 electric lights that are separated on the tech tree, why are they not in one cluster? they're lights! the way they are makes me not want to spend any time, effort, valuable blueprint points for. and ultimately less time in the game improving my base.
-predators spawn too fast in some cases. i hastily moved my survival base to a location with a view which happened to be somewhere dreadwings (minecraft phantoms for you who don't know) could spawn. no matter how fast i killed them there were always two in the air. no delay. kill a wolf trying to get home? boom, bear sniffing your butt crack.

i'll end my whining here, this game isn't far from being good but the frustration i accumulated with it prevents me from giving a thumbs up or makes me inclined to recommend it how it is now.

the only thing this game did right was the arty tanks. other than that the fact you need to not only collect enough research points but also must do missions to get blueprints to unlock new tanks is ridiculous. having actual hit points is fine and all but if that's the mechanic then being able to hit vital points on an opposing tank is more important to cripple and gain the upper hand. another note on the hit points is the fact i can just shoot a corner of an enemy tank and still do adequate damage.
this game is more arcade style than realistic.

Some of the first memories I have of gaming, some of the best too along side half life and portal.

pretty neeto bandeeto

Overall yes this game will bring you emotional strife but other than the grind it's a great game I say, compared to other WW2 soldier games. for example it presents WW2 style weapons while not being a hardcore realistic game. It's great for when you want to just have some casual fun on a battlefield, the threat of snipers is always constant but who says you can't do doughnuts on the airstrip any ramp into the objective? some weapons take skill and for the ones that don't they take strategy, I highly recommend this over Gijin's new release enlisted whose game mechanics are easily not designed for casual play.
If you see other reviews that say it's a p2w (pay to win) then just remember that the game is free and for the work they have done spending $5 for a starter pack is way cheaper than 60$ for your average game.

summery: nice and casual, bit of a grind, fun with friends.
if you want a game to invest some time into this is a good choice.

like realm of the mad god and cube world combined. love it.