Recent reviews by Sore

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low poly Battlefield , goes hard

Fun module

I've been playing Final Fantasy XIV on and off Since July 2015, so since Heavensward. If /playtime is accurate, i have more than triple what stream has been able to record in playtime.

If the genre of MMORPG is interesting to you, then now is probably the best time to try out this specific one. Main story content has been given a fresh look, tweaks or redesigns are becoming more common, you can tackle an increasing number of dungeons with a party of NPCs, and a large amount of the game is Free(tm).

they fixed the servers (mostly)

Its got a lot of quirks, but they tend to adress them in a timely manner.
Great grand space empire game, with a lot of character.

Its ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ M&B Warband

Its fantastic

Its pretty barebones at the moment, but has a collection of mechanics that makes you want to start an armed resistance in Cherniv over and over again. But unless you are a fan of the titles it draws inspiration from, probably wait for more features to be put in.

Pros:
-Combat is solid, gunplay is fluid and responsive
-Squad movement is well integrated with the 3-D map and feels good to use
-Learning curve is hard but rewarding
Cons/Nitpicks:
-Controls are sometimes awkward, most inventory interaction requires two clicks instead of dragging
-Mount & Blade style leveling is not ideal for a shooter, bullet spread makes rifles nearly impossible to use until dumping the weapon stat to 80+/100
-Companion lore is deep, but little else about them is. They exist as either mayors of cities, or unkillable generals of your army. There is no scheming or plotting, to use the M&B comparison.
-Faction interaction is shallow, little more than goalposts for the desired trade/military/etc agreement.
-The overworld has dozens of cities and villages, but it feels empty
-UI is functional but looks dated or just bad in a lot of heavy traffic menus.

Its alight.

Fantastic game that excels at hiding in the morally gray. The game has a point A and a point B, it's up to the player to decide how to reach their destination. Doing the right thing changes from person to person and that's what makes this short adventure worth the experiance.