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why

I just want someone to make a game as good as this but no one has done it yet and it's been over a decade

Game came out but it has pretty bad bugs like forcing an infinite ammo flamethrower into your hands and not letting you use your inventory or swap weapons when the menace (miniboss) that is immune to fire also spawned next door and for some reason counts as part of the miniquest to kill everything that spawns with that flamethrower. Fine, I can work around this- except the flamethrower just lags the whole game so badly after a while that my top of the line PC can't handle it. The UI is also affected by the slowdown, so even saving and exiting takes forever.

It took two hours of saving and quitting to have the game think I killed the menace when I really just killed its first form multiple times because it respawned for some reason. Also didn't track half my boss kills. This is just a really buggy game that still needs more time to bake. Scrapping weapons is also locked behind building a base, but it's really easy to build a few turrets and snooze through the attacks in normal mode. The beginning is too low power but not threatening enough, getting higher tier goodies seems to only happen off time, and no part of the map is more dangerous than any other.

This review has gone on too long. I think they lost what made DRtC interesting, and it's a no.

Still one of the greatest games of all time.

the only thing wrong with this game is no funny cat

It's not good.

It's not ready. Some of the most critical problems like crafting and the economy being completely unbalanced were not handled, as well as random encounters being either a handful of dudes, a merchant and a couple dudes, or the big encounters just being... two handfuls of dudes. It needs more, it needs more time. Wait on it, it's not anything the demo wasn't other than head-scratching design choices. There's certainly something here, but it's not here yet.

Embrasures tall against the green life that seeks to consume this new history as it has the old it grew from, I step into this quiet community and introduce myself

I am the moon king.

An eternity of sand and unmoving salt rivers, wrapped visages peer down to see shadows of burning wrath on wings. Beyond, a calcified monument claimed by mortal hands to honor the departed gods. They bid me discard of chrome history into their pit. Because we are unworthy of the past, they say.

I am the moon king.

Exult in crimson life juice under choking verdant hands. They bid me to their fire, demand I make an offering. The fire burns the green. One of them I split open to feed the red. They cheer.

I am the moon king.

Lidless eyes watch every move in their full atmosphere. Some are content to be. Some hunger with many incisors. Their flesh is dessicant, unfit. My severed arm will do for my own satiation. Its replacement is just as honored.

I am the moon king.

No fruit is plucked in this grove. The tallest grasp for flesh of travelers. Locals are somewhere in between. Their sweet prize speaks the knowledge of those long gone. By touch alone, pipes become a metal churning weapon. A disc becomes an amulet. A box warps time and space for me.
I drink of stars, but do not die. I have seen past the lume of time and have refused this thread. I drink of holographs from the Holocene and know from lives never mine.

I am the moon king.

Below, beneath, above. A monument of the before. Those that desire such things, and those that desire stagnance. A riddle. A key. Forever sleep. I die, but do not die. I speak with a dream of the eternally imprisoned.

I am the moon king.

A facsimile of life born from cuttings of wet life-dew realizes motility. An offering is made to the past in a final meal of meat and bone and steel. The last sings thus: Aleph Bet Gimel Dalet He Vav! It is returned to stars and speaks not its own epithet: Zayin. In a soundless zone echoes Starshiib! There is nothing else.

And I am forever the moon king.

The true heir to the FPS throne, at half the price of the pretenders.

The base game is good and worth getting on sale for several hours of fun.

However.

The loot system sucks. The DLC system basically triple dips by having cash cosmetics, paid content DLC, and paid classes. This is effectively a free-to-play cash structure on top of a game you still have to make the initial purchase for. If you want just the extra levels? Shell out more than the base game costs. This... sucks. It sucks, and while it's reasonable to want to have some way to make money off the game after the initial purchase, it's just so much nickel and diming you out the gate.

Not really a dealbreaker, but wow do the lines get repetitive even faster than the rather small base mappool.

Maybe they'll not do this with Darktide. But I doubt it.