Nedávné recenze uživatele MonkeSle

I used to think that this game was fun, addictive, and relaxing. It was an outlet for me to live out sci-fi fantasies using deep, complex systems in a game that allowed you to roleplay just so well. I did campaigns in the Paradox Community server, introduced my friends to this game, and had a jolly good time.

Unfortunately, I cannot bring myself to recommend the game in its current state. Paradox, as a company, is representative of the horrific state of AAA games. Stellaris DLC went from these massive expansions that added new story and gameplay content all at once to overpriced garbage that barely adds anything interesting. And it just keeps getting worse. Somehow, the smooth-brained executives over at Paradox Interactive thought it pertinent to add an *expansion subscription.* Not only are you paying a subscription to access a bunch of DLC you'll never actually own, but on top of that, with recent expansions and updates, it can even lessen in value due to baffling changes to the game that constantly breaks mods and ruins mechanics that were previously fun. This is found in most games developed or published by Paradox, unfortunately.

I used to love playing this game, now I can't un-smell the corporate stink. Screw modern gaming, and screw you Paradox.

I made a past review joking about how much I liked this game, so I want to revise my review for 1.4 to be genuine.

First off, the gameplay loop? I don't even know if there is a set gameplay loop, but if so, it's too large to notice anyways. It feels like as you progress, there is always something different to do, something new to create, and so the game is never the same. I want to put the gameplay into categories:

DIFFICULTY: Normal mode is awesome for new players, as they get the gist of the game and are easily able to understand how to play the game. Expert mode is a natural evolution of normal mode, with new items that allow you to survive better in a harder world. Master mode... could have been done better. The only item that can be considered good is a reskin of an already existing item dropped by the wall of flesh. Yes, I'm talking about the unicorn. Anyways, the mode itself is genuinely too hard for many players to consider fun, like Halo 2 legendary, or Pauline on Smash Bros Ultimate. I would suggest tweaking the game and perhaps adding a few more items (though I do like the extra accessory slot).

CREATIVITY (BUILDING & SUCH): In the normal modes of Terraria, building can be fun to do given the time. You get the resources, combine a few blocks, and boom, you got one of like 90 different blocks you want to use for the castle you are building for your forest pylon. Journey mode easily makes this process a lot easier, seeing as all you need to do is dupe the item, although I will say, it's tedious as hell. I actually find building in Journey mode a lot more boring just because I don't see the reason to build something extravagant in a creative mode that allows me to do literally anything I want to, but that's just me, and I can see how people can love it. HOWEVER: walls are annoying, and haven't changed much since the game came out. If there was a better way to destroy them, it would be appreciated.

CONTENT: I have 600 hours into just the steam version and I haven't even scratched the surface on a large portion of the game, so that should tell you a lot about how much stuff they packed into an engine made in 2010. Creative weapons, NPC's, blocks, accessories, pets, grappling hooks, whatever crimtane is, there is SO MUCH STUFF. If you buy this game, you will not stop playing.

OVERALL: Buy the game I must beat master mode and I have no skill or friends

This is pretty much a free Overwatch to the players who cant play it. With many classes to choose from, although some need a lot of skill, this is the game you should get if you don't have the requirements or money to play Overwatch.

And by the way, debuff Viktor.