milton friedman 最近的評論

Extremely good game.

Compared to Slay the Spire, the card mechanics / deck building are a little shallow. But there's a lot of strategic depth found in placement and the order in which you execute your plan.

I've completed it through about 5 or 6 times now, though yet to do so on any difficulty above "Hard" (and btw, Hard is pretty easy to be honest).

I'd say if you're just looking for a strict StS clone, this isn't it. But it has tonnes of other ideas on offer that really makes it stand out as a unique and intriguing entry to the genre. Highly recommend and excited to see what else the devs have to offer us in the future.

Starfield is a strange game.

On the one hand, I absolutely love the NASA-punk asthetic and a lot of the world building is fantastic. On top of that, I would strongly argue this is the single best written game Bethesda has made. Now, that's maybe not saying much, but there was one particular mission where you meet the Juno satellite and the branching dialogue in that quest had me on the edge of my seat. I could not believe that writing this good was in a Bethesda game.

And even more than that, several of the major quest lines are very good. Well paced content with enjoyable characters and plot.

The ship combat is also good! The regular combat is passable. And that's where I really run out of praise.

The rest of the game feels like this bloated mess of systems that are all completely disjointed. And any fleeting moments where the game exceeds your expectations are diluted by endless menu navigation, door opening and docking sequences. It kills all momentum dead in its tracks.

But I think about Fallout 4 - a game that wasn't very good but I ended up enjoying a tonne anyway. Well I wonder if starfield is in someway the opposite. A decent game that just isn't enjoyable at all. At the very least, when playing FO4 or Skyrim I could go out, wonder in a given direction, and be sure that I'll find some interesting encounters or dungeons. Try doing that in Starfield and you'll probably want to uninstall given how appalling the procedural generated planets are.

This game, in its current state, is not worth buying at full price. In fact, I'd go even further and say that it isn't really worth playing.

I've only just started playing and yet this game feels impossibly huge.

This is a real and pure RPG through and through. The kind that doesn't get made any more.
Absolutely incredible.

Great game with horrible UI. Still, probably the best TW title ive played

This game is sort of like an Arkane "Greatest Hits". It combines elements from all their games (especially Prey: Mooncrash and Dishonored). This combination is definitely a good time and the fact you have to repeat certain levels many times to get the ending allows you to really master each combat/stealth arena (think of the newer Hitman games).

I'll rate the different aspect of the games below

- COMBAT-

7/10

The gunplay is OKAY but combat can be made pretty fun by combining gun upgrades, powers and abilities. Enemy combat AI is horrible, though.

-STEALTH-

8/10

Stealth is satisfying and I never felt like I got caught because of some BS reason.

-PROGRESSION-

8/10

The first 10 hours of the game offer a good game play loop where you're constantly acquiring new abilities and upgrades. However it won't take long before you have a complete collection.

-STORY-

7/10

The voice acting is a 9/10 as both Colt and Juliana are performed brilliantly. The overall plot of the game is fun and interesting, though at least one of the endings falls little flat. However uncovering the subtler mysteries of Blackreach is a definitely a good time and the lore Arkane have created is interesting enough for me to want to see more set in this universe.

-MULTIPLAYER-

3/10

Conceptually the multiplayer is pretty interesting. However, I can only assume the netcode is not very good as every online interacting I've had has had so much latency that it was almost impossible for the non-hosting-player to meaningful impact (let alone kill) the hosting-player.

My original review was negative due to some technical issues. I've preserved it below, along with a comment of how I fixed those issues.



--- Setting fps limit to half my max refresh (82hz since im on a 165hz monitor) has fixed the micro stuttering

I have a rtx3070, 5600X and 16gb ram. This game should run like a dream on my rig, but it stutters constantly and totally freezes up for a few seconds every now and again.

Such a shame as Prey is one of my favourite single player experiences ever and this feels like it captures a lot of what I liked about that game.

If they sort out these performance issues (supposedly caused by Denuvo) then I'll happily change this review.

Right now I'd give this game 6/10 but if it gets patched properly I'd easily think it's at least and 8/10 or more.

Pros:

- Best video game city. Ever. In terms of scope and pure visual beauty.
- Decent gameplay loop. Take new side missions > use reward money to buy upgrades > become powerful enough to take new side missions...
- Great visual style
- Really good story telling (writing and voice acting both 10/10 in the main quests)
- Lots of content

Cons:
- Boring gun play for at least the first 15 hours. Most enemies are complete bullet sponges until you get some better weapons and upgrades.
- Stealth always feels kinda janky. Like it was tacked on.
- Bugs... Bugs everywhere. Nothing game breaking. But often immersion breaking during important dialogue or annoying things like not being able to pick things up or tag someone with your scanning cyberware.
- Terrible driving. Like Farcry but much worse.
- Messy. I still barely understand how most mechanics work. Almost all my deaths are to random explosions and snipers, which happen without any warning and can one shot you.
- Dreadful pedestrian AI. Was better in GTA III.
- 90% of the content is pointless
- Level ups aren't rewarding as the perks just aren't meaningful or fun
- The ending kinda fell flat for me (I've played 2 of the 5 endings)

Overall: A total hot mess. 6./10. Play if you're a fan of the genre, otherwise wait 6 months for it to be sorted out. Even then, I don't see this rising above a 7/10.

Ran on rtx3070 and 5600X with 16GB 3600Mhz ram. RT and DLSS enabled. 40 - 60 fps

The best bits of Deus Ex, Bioshock and Dishonoured all mixed together. 9.5/10

Really fun game but so many disconnects it becomes very frustrating when playing co-op! They need to add a re-connect feature!! Only giving thumbs up because the rest of the game is great but this bug makes it nearly unplayable!

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One of the best ARPG's out there. And it's f2p, without being pay to win. You really can't complain.