Recent reviews by Coconutsu

Not sure where many of people's issues lie. Maybe their computers are bad, or maybe their internet sucks. I have been consistently playing with my friend for the past two days and so far the games ran better then the network tests. It's a fun, enjoyable experience for a Gundam game.

Is it perfect? Not in the slightest. Not being able to use higher tier units when you'd like to is a bit of a frustration but from a gameplay standpoint, it makes sense as one can easily see this game being P2W otherwise due to only being able to get 4 star MS from the gacha. Performance in base camp is noticeably spotty as well, when you're opening your HARO or just generally accessing menus, or even walking around. And admittedly, the one day ban after just two disconnects is far too harsh for a game that doesn't run perfectly.

Even beside these flaws, in combat the game feels fun and properly like you're piloting that MS. The different variety of weapons and choices you can go about in combat, space battles, customization of your MS, all these sorts of things just make the game even past the issues. Where GunEvo has its fast paced hero shooter combat that is unrealistic for units of this size, GBO2 is the complete opposite, in a good way.

And if the reviews sway you at all, just remember. The game is free, you lose literally nothing by trying it. So give it a try, it'll be worth your time. And if its not, well at least you can say you gave it a fair try.

If you're going to play some ♥♥♥♥ like this, just play regular prop hunt on garry's mod, or just play Dead by Daylight. I played it for free and the game is still ass. Also uses BattlEye so really, no redeeming qualities here.

This game is fantastic, barring a few performance issues that are on PC right now. The world feels alive, from how magical that Hogwarts feels with everything that's going on, random NPC events that suddenly appear before you that don't seem forced or staged, just a normal thing that happens at the school.

Even though there's only about 26 or so spells, the number seems small but it doesn't HAVE to be big and expansive. Each have their own uses, and honestly throwing hundreds of spells at a player to use seems a bit excessive.

All the characters have their own personality that make you want to learn more and more about them, even the one-off ones that can appear for a side quest. The ability to simply swap your appearance on gear makes it feel more rewarding to be able to get new pieces and create your own look. Flying felt weird at first, but once you get used to it, it's very rewarding. The ability to choose from different brooms, gather different magical creatures and care for them, customize your wand, and take your own character through their own magic journey. While there are the collectible tropes there too, they don't feel tedious or repetitive at all either. The game just feels good, and even looks gorgeous.

Buy the game, it's fully worth the price. Everything about it is exactly what a fan of this franchise enjoys, and even those who aren't a fan can find a piece to enjoy here too.

While I have a lot of gripes with the game, honestly a lot of it has been a fun and enjoyable experience that most other games don't particularly offer. The lack of roles and requiring you to play a character for meta rather than just for fun really helps out, especially considering what else is similar on the market that you could alternatively play.

Game should be played by a lot more people honestly, but it isn't due to how little its really advertised. Give this game a chance if you feel up to it. It's free, so why not?

After nearly 147 hours in the game, every achievement obtained, and planning to play through again on Journey 4 while still MISSING CONTENT that I've yet to even remotely touch, weapons I've yet to obtain, quests I've yet to do, it is fairly easy to say this game is one of the best of all time. At least for me personally.

It's not a brain dead open world game that has been made repeatedly over and over.
It's not an over-hyped, broken, and under delivered mess that we've seen in the past with other games.
It's not another battle royale, its not another shooter, it's not another MOBA, it's not another MMO.

Elden Ring is a unique, lore rich, incredibly difficult game that rewards you for your time rather than throws it in the trash. The graphics are incredible, and while they might not be something hyper realistic like games attempt to push, it's own graphics direction fit the setting perfectly. It's not so intense that it feels like it might destroy your PC in seconds, nor does it take up hundreds of gigs on your computer. The gameplay is solid, and every single build feels enjoyable to use no matter how you go about it. The music is fantastic as well, some of the best scores to grace games in a while.

Literally the only downside of the game right now is the occasional drops in performance, sometimes occurring when in foggy, rainy, or any other areas with different weather conditions. With my time, I've experienced a few crashes here and there, and only 2 really harsh drops in performance that made it difficult to play.

You'd be doing yourself a disservice to *not* be playing Elden Ring. As difficult as the game might be, to those of you that are afraid of taking the plunge. Just remember that the game is only as hard as you make it out to be. Don't be afraid of seeking out help, whether it be through other players online or using the spirit summoning system in the game. Explore the world, take in everything this game has to offer. Grow stronger, conquer whatever boss you come across. Embrace the frustration from dying over and over, losing a lot of progress, going at it again and again and improving yourself to eventually and finally, finally beat whatever you were fighting, and bask in the elation and joy and pleasure of overcoming a hurdle in your journey.

Brave Tarnished, seek the Elden Ring, that one day you may too become the Elden Lord. I know I certainly have. And remember...

dog.

There's one horrible thing about this game that I can't possibly forgive, and that its very short. Like, 30 minutes short, and I had to start over the boss because I died once to it.

That aside, for what is here? This game is fantastic. Short and sweet, the controls and weapon play are satisfying, its just all around fun. There's a bit of a story there, but it's mostly just lore for the game to make sense. Either way, you literally lose nothing from trying and playing this. Its free. Its short. Its fun. Play it. Support great games.

it's alright.

Pretty sure I've already gotten screwed many times during matches too, so I've gotten the full OJ experience in 14.5 hours played.

So yeah. Good game, very fun.