Nylige anmeldelser av Dr. Lalaoz

Do i recommend this game? YES.
if you've played through the other games then this is easily my favorite of the bunch. finishing up my 3rd playthrough of the game and its still pulling heart strings.
admittedly i, like most people, were abit worried when skybound took over the game after telltale went under. but if you avoided the game because of it, then you made a huge mistake. skybound did amazing. with a handful of scenes in the last chapter either being completely different each playthrough, or certain characters having unchanging opinions on you for past actions. regardless of what you do in the present. skybound took telltales "your choices matter" philosophy and made it happen. even if the story is the same your choices still make a difference.

Payday 2 is supposed to be a bank robbing simulator. but its more of a survival horde game than anything. sure the stealth system exists but so few people enjoy stealth. as a bank robbing game its pretty mediocre. but as a survival horde game its actually really fun. tons of skills to test out. weapons to use. and cops to kill. not to mention the absurd amount of melee weapons that are almost all useless. the modding community is pretty good as well. lots of quality of life changes or silly mods. one of my personal favorites is BL2 Hud. do be warned however, some of the community can get a bit toxic with newer players messing up. so dont be afraid to ask questions on how things work. i got the game for free back when they were giving away 5 million free copies. so ive been playing for a while now

A friend of mine bought this for me a while back and i played it a bit. the game itself is very particular in timing. because of how the combat system is set up its actually possible to playthrough the entire game without getting hit a single time. between the medium sized skill ceiling and how willing klei is to just LET people access, read, and even edit their game files this game has a thriving modding community and tons of things to do. i would reccomend not using too many mods from the start though. as some of them make the game extremely easy. when you buy the game you get 2 copies. one for you. and one to gift to a friend.

great game, lots of fun single player and multiplayer, although i am having some issues with getting the game to start? it wont finish loading, it just sits on "loading npc data 194/194" and never goes to the main menu. i dont have a whole lot of hours on the game, but so far its been pretty fun. i'd 100% recommend it. even though i cant play it currently

broken for anyone who uses gmail, im going to have to set up an entirely new email simply because i want the knife this game has for tf2. after all this hassle im not even going to give this game a chance. fix your email system. you losing a lot of players simply because people dont want to go throug hthe hassle of making a new email, if i didnt want this reskin for tf2 then id just say "♥♥♥♥ it" and uninstall the game right now

Terraria is a gem of a game. with difficulties ranging from "baby's first time playing a video game" to "even masters of the game struggle" the game may seem simple and straightforward at first, but between the 4 major classes, the litteral thousands of different accessory combinations to improve and tweak your stats, and some of the best boss fights i've ever had in gaming. terraria can easily be played for a few hundred hours of solo play just with its vanilla game. add multiplayer and mods to the mix and i have over 1400 hours in the game and still enjoy the vanilla game.

been a while hasnt it? since i was banned at least. im still kicking but i wont say where. forgot this review even existed..
dbd is a game that is plagued by complexity. if you've played the game since 2016 or 2017 then you'll be fine. but picking up the game as a new player in 2021 is more or less insane. the number of perks, the confusing nature of the perk system and its randomness and teachables and 3 tiers that mean almost nothing the majority of the time. and then what is it 17 killers now with completely different power and perks and playstyles?

trying to learn the game now is really just not fun. grab the game if your friends have it and it'll be fine, but do not get it as a solo game unless your playing for the "oh my god i can play as (insert licensed killer name here)"

i think this takes the spot as the BEST game ive ever played. and i dont see any other game taking that place any time soon. the story is unmatched, the characters are so well made and interactions are so nice. probably one of the best ways to play the game is also the hardest of the 2. you can play this game one of 2 ways. A: kill everything, level up, beat bosses (typical RPG) until ♥♥♥♥ goes wrong... if you play'd this style of the game then you'll understand why i say that XD
or B: you can play the ENTIRE game without hurting anything.. and get a very cool ending that actually touched me emotionally. although do be careful when looking up how to beat bosses without killing them.. spoilers are VERY hard to avoid.. i ruined one of the major plot twists on accident when looking up something :(

Its been a while since alpha 18 and the new combat system was introduced, honestly the game isnt bad now. a lot of the imbalances across the weapon tiers have been adjusted. guns especially went from being really underpowered and a waste of time, to the powerhouses and best zombie killing tool you have access too. which is how it should be.

the game is a bit slow to learn, but its got a lot to do now, after 700 hours i only really have a few complaints.

1: the XP system is still absurdly slow. leveling up with default settings takes so painfully long that you'll usually end up being scrapped for skills you WANT because almost all your points go into skills you need. ie: base building skills, some form of healing skill (regen, looting, stealth, or crafting), and tool/weapon skills. throughout the earlier levels you end up in the bottleneck where you cant really take anything that sounds fun or cool because you'll almost immedietly get punished for not having healing, or not having enough damage, or putting your entire base progression on hold. overall the system is better than A16 and prior.

and 2: multiplayer is mostly functional until you introduce any significant ammount of lag. again theres been many improvements over the years and laggy multiplayer is playable now without instantly feeling cheated all the time. melee fighting is a pretty important part of 7days. and dodging zombies attacks becomes very important on higher difficulties where zombies do 20/40 or 25/50 damage a hit for light and heavy zombies respectively. zombies also have a significant chance to stun or bleed you. as the host you can dodge and weave through zombies swings and, with a bit of practice, can avoid almost all hits from a single zombie if your paying attention. but as a client with 300 ping. the zombie will pretty frequently hit you well outside of their range and consistently finish their attack if you manage to stun them mid-animation. making dodging more based on luck and chance than anything.

in case someone actually reads this, my suggested fix for the lag would be to make zombies change to a client controlled object once they are engaged by a player. then the client sends the zombies info to the server to relay to other players. this would fix both the zombies feeling cheaty and wierd as a client, and from a 3rd party perspective the fight would look more natural because the player and zombie data are both comming from the same instance of the game.

other than those 2 things, the game has really come a long way over the years. im glad to see that in alpha 19 the traders are going to get re-worked slightly to be more functional.