Recent reviews by marc

fun worth the 1 euro

When I saw this was a triple A title coming from Ubisoft, I thought it would be absolutely horrible for two reasons. The first is that triple A titles tend to be really casual. The second is that Ubisoft was making it. BUT, it turns out this is actually a great game with lots of depth. They could have just gotten really lucky with the way it turned out, but it's good.

It's fun.
There's a bunch of cool stuff you can do.
I'm still learning a bunch of different tricks and ways to play.
The balancing is pretty good considering I haven't seen anything that seems unfair or OP in my opinion. (I'm not talking about matchmaking because sometimes it's bogus.)
There's a bunch of different characters to play as.
The community is great, although it's pretty small right now. (You can have full lengthed conversations with your enemies.)

The only cons are technical issues that will get better in time.
Matchmaking acts up sometimes. I've gotten matched against really high levels before, although I still won a couple of those games.
In all honesty, the technical issues have had little affect on my experience.
Sometimes kills look b.s. according to killcams, but they are pretty rare I would say.
The price is 60 dollars if that bothers you. I got it for 44.50 and I think it was worth that much.

8/10 I'm prolly gunna not stop playing this game until I run out of friends to play it with. I'm not entirely sure how running out of friends works, so it'll prolly be a while.

This is a great option in the multiplay-only niche of FPS. The game is polished and worked well from day 1. What separates it from the CoDs and BFs of the world is its focus on realism, all the way down to the environment. The designers focused on making small, highly detailed maps with all aspects of the material nature of those maps to perform the ways they would be expected to perform when met with 12-gauge, 00 buckshot, rapid-firing SMGs, and hand-grenade blasts. That, along with strong AI in the Terrorist Hunt mode, makes for a game that gets its variety not from lots of maps, lots of guns, or heavily populated arenas, but rather from the dynamic environment entered into each round. Through the first four months since release, the game has been heavily tailored to create balance and introduce new content. More content is expected throughout the rest of the first year, and there have already been two Steam sales of the game, so keep a lookout. The only drawback is the game is strickly multiplayer. Both coop and PvP are available, and the teamwork is necessary to succeed. Many who played this game from the beginning are jumping ship to newer stuff like The Division, so there are concerns that the community may shrink until the support is pulled, but time will tell.
A very fun and tacticle game that requires you to take your time and take advantage of your envirement. It does feel very limited and lacking of content with very few maps. I feel it is a bit overpriced, but this is one of my favorite games even if I forget about it sometimes. Nothing feels overpowered as long as your team can cooperate, and everyone can work as a unit. The campain was lacking, and it could have been a lot longer. It does how ever intruduce you to the game very well. Terrorist hunt was lack luster after playing it once I never felt the need to play it again. Multiplayer works great (most of the time), but the servers can sometimes jack up or make you leave a lobby with people you liked playing with because you couldn't find one person to fill on yours or the enemy team. Over all it's a great game that's pollished very well. I it just needs a bit more maps, and the game's price to be lowered just a tad bit to maybe $30-$40. I'd rate it a solid 9/10