Последние обзоры Heidrun

Honestly? It's really fun to play the games people make. It's fun to make your own game, too, but im saying the gameplay itself is pretty sick, tbh. Genuinely fun. With the DLC, before i refunded to get a game, i was able to make some pretty dope things, myself. I only refunded because i wanted an actual game, but. Still. It's pretty good, and i do recommend it.

I honestly dont get the appeal. Its super complicated and not very fun :V But hey, its free i guess.

Edit: I've discovered Cheats. I love it.

Edit 2: I uh. Cant believe i didn't like it at one point. This game's awesome. CK3 is good, but i hear CK2 is just 1000% better.

It's like 2d Elite Dangerous, but more fun! Love it love it love it

I'm updating this review now, after several hundreds of hours playing. You could say I'm a bit more experienced.

In my original review, I mentioned that combat was basically impossible without "superhuman reflexes" (though, what I was referring to, even that wouldn't help you). I've since learned that this is not the case, I was just using the wrong ships, and was a terrible combat pilot. I've since restarted the game multiple times, and combat is now my primary thing to do, even if I've not done any engineering or anything like that.

Its fun. It can be punchy, it can be smooth, it can be whatever you want it to be. But its NOT impossible, if you know what you're doing. The game doesn't hold your hand much when it comes to learning it. It has tutorials, but if you don't go out of your way to DO them, you're screwed. You NEED to look at ALL of the tutorials, to know what to do and how to do it. There are a LOT of controls, and they can be overwhelming, but this game's tutorials REALLY help, ESPECIALLY for combat scenarios.

After hundreds of hours, I've tasted what it means to be a CMDR. Only a taste. I had a really bad combat Anaconda, a fairly late-game ship, which cost me a little over 1 Billion credits. And about 3/4 of that was given to me by another player. In all 500 hours at the time, I'd only made 250 mil. Experienced players know how terrible that is. I was NOT playing the game very well at all. I was doing LASER mining. In a TYPE-9! And yknow, whatever floats my boat, but I could have been making a hundred times what I was if I just knew what to do.

Its important to look at the tutorials, and maybe even do research online. This game is vast in its mechanics, and in its setting. It is truly a 1:1 recreation of the Milky Way. Its huge. There are swaths of it that are to this day unexplored. You can really be the very first person to see a LOT of stuff. Its amazing.

But for me? I like the combat. I like mining. I even like trading. This game can be what you want it to be, so long as you know how to make it so.

You should know, going in, that to start off in whatever field you want, mining trading exploration or combat, you need to pick the right ship. The Sidewinder is okay for most of that, but other ships are by far better. So if you want to start off doing low-level combat, get yourself an Eagle, first thing you do. It takes work and dedication to make that thing good, so you might need to start off doing other things first.

For those with Odyssey, I recommend finding a warring system and doing on-foot conflict zones to outfit your ship. It has zero risk and a lot of reward for what it is. Its also pretty fun. Just know you need a fairly decent PC to actually do it. Odyssey is really poorly optimized.

But for those without, might I recommend trading, or just running courier missions?

There's a lot you can do in Elite Dangerous. It is one of my favorite games, but its really lonely sometimes, due to the vastness of the galaxy you play in.

Its hard to get into. Its hard to love, but if you spend the time to learn it, you will love it.

There is years of content here. Not hours. Years. I do not think I even want to see everything it has to offer. I'm content with what I have, even if it could be better. I have never been outside The Bubble, to Colonia. I have not dove into engineering any more than a few modifications to the powerplant of a Vulture. There is so much that, even in my 100 hours of playing CORRECTLY (but still wrong, but its intentional now), I don't even understand a lot of it.

This game is huge. Its not a world to explore. Its a universe. Join us.

2 spookee for me

Im just kidding its really not that scary. For a free thing its okay, and the fact its not supposed to be a game but more of an interactive survey makes it better. Suite 776 is absolutely wonderful, from the gameplay i've seen of it, its honestly hard to believe this is what it sort of came from. If it were a game, i'd judge it very harshly. The fact its not is honestly kind of pleasant.

es pratty gud

I dont like it, can't play as female, but whatever i guess its ok.

I played the game in a few hours, but those few hours were filled with great fun, hatred, and a whole lot of creepiness. A solid 10/10 game for those credits. The robots are adorable and the story here is pretty dang rich, kinda. It gets really creepy toward the end, tbh, I felt like i was playing a horror game. big oof.

The little song in the credits is my style tbh. Cute and lighthearted, but also melancholy. Honestly i couldnt recommend this game less just on that part alone. It's my FAVORITE song now.

Its good if you like Dark Souls. I dont, but...

A very story-rich game with tons of stunning visuals and a very satisfying combat system.

I wont spoil the story outside of this one thing. The Necromantic twist is VERY sweet.

Shadow of War continues off where Shadow of Mordor left. Talion and Celebrimbor are working to defeat Sauron and his army of Uruks. I will spoil one more thing, but its a little obvious and id be very suprised if someone didnt know already... Talion and Celebrimbor forge a new ring, like the One Ring, but not corrupted by Sauron. It's described as Perfect by Celebrimbor. Anyways, its very cool to be the "bright lord" heheh... The ending was quite a shock to me. I went on an emotional rollercoaster with it, first angry at the direction it seemed to go, then suprised by a bit of a minor twist within a plot twist i wont spoil, then i was VERY happy with the game after a major cutscene. This game is absolutely gorgeous, and i recommend it with every fiber in my body.

I do have a few minor issues, but its mostly control scheme issues on a gamepad and personal preferences within that. I really hope this gets a proper sequel, because this game is super badass at the end, and i can see many directions this story can go, personally, instead of the "this is what happen" that we get at the end of each game. I cant say much besides that about it without spoiling the ending, so just buy it and play it! It is absolutely worth it!

Oh, and you can customize your armor and weapons too, something Shadow of Mordor didnt have!