Évaluations récentes de melhor jogador profissional

NO LINUX = RACISTS AND ANTI PC GAMING DETECTOR, ON LINUX NO WAY TO GET CHEATS, ARE YOU KIDDING US???

#BringLinuxBackToLife

The game is good, the anticheat is crap (sorry for the degradation), I'll have to use bot reports, also in gta online lately the endless loading is becoming for most people

I don't understand how to do certain things. The gameplay is good, but I need more information on what to do when something appears, like "Register 23 players." I can't proceed without knowing what to do next. The last Xbox 360 version was better in this regard!!!!!!!!!!!!!

drawing better, i moved from photoshop to this thing and it's better

WHAT? IOBIT ON STEAM?????

very cool game but very raw

am I playing Battlefield 6? because 2042 is fake

The best game without compaign, but Yu-Gi-Oh duel links still in my heart. it's like the usual yugioh anime where yugioh's grandfather is taken away and there's a new 2020 kiddie anime yugioh sevens

Like the rest of the gaming community, I have mixed feelings about Battlefield 2042. Our evaluation varies indeed. I've always been a fan of the powerful presence of Russia, but as I mentioned, it is not completely satisfactory. Although I find it somewhat engaging, I feel it's not as interesting as Battlefield 5 on PlayStation 4. I believe that incorporating additional modes akin to those in Battlefield 5 would enhance the overall experience. While I personally prefer Battlefield 5 or Battlefield 3, I don't consider Battlefield 2042 to be a complete disappointment. However, it doesn't quite reach the level of enjoyment for me that it might for die-hard fans or more casual gamers. I don't think the game is worth returning and getting a refund despite its shortcomings. It's just very basic and kind of fun to play in between with friends instead of say Heroes of Generals. I agree with the most part of the criticism regarding Battlefield 2042. The ARG like trying to find out what the "no pats" message was all about, and then trying to go through the class based systems that fail to deliver. The game's progression and depth is not as good as it used to be and the game modes are fun only a couple of matches then they just get tedious and not enjoyable after. Of course the game's maps are very well large, and open but most of them are just filled with generic buildings and terrain and just appear flat without any dynamic elements to remember by. The gun play is okay, but nothing really stands out or is special. The portal mode is an excellent idea but the new weapons doesn't add anything to gameplay. The game's gun mechanics, destructible environments, or the physics engine is just very basic and the overall performance is too straight forward which is not what I get from Battlefield games. It's evident that the game has its share of problems, and players must shoulder some of the responsibility for its shortcomings. The game's release without key features such as a server browser, stable lobby, or innovative game modes has been a point of contention, further fueling criticism. Battlefield 2042 is a highly anticipated new game that brings "specialists" with special abilities into the franchise, reworking the class structure in stead of gameplay mechanics. Having said that, big and detailed maps, as well as a variety of vehicles, are still there, and you'll be able to enjoy the series' signature all-out warfare. The game also comes with a fancy new mode named Portal that enables players to create and share custom modes, maps, and rules. All in all, the game is a major step forward for the series and there's a little something for everyone, whether you're new to the series or a grizzled veteran. Play it or hate it, you have to admit that with so many playing styles and the new Portal system, the game is a good time killer. This is not to say that Battlefield 2042's mechanics are perfect, but with that in mind, I believe it is still worth a try for anyone who hasn't played it yet.