Harahamahara 님이 최근에 작성한 평가

Civ V is way better, just play that. Way more content, way more fun. I gave this game an honest shot but it keeps disappointing me.


Editing this because I gave the game another chance for some stupid reason. It proved to me that it's absolute ♥♥♥♥ within 50 turns. A barbarian encampment spawned very close to my capital. This wouldn't be a problem if it didn't spawn around 6 total horse units in 10 turns. Everytime I barely managed to kill one with the two units I had time to build, I would see another ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ horseman unit run up. I was barely able to keep my warrior and archer units alive. Just when I thought I was gonna turn it around, the game crashes because idk I guess telling a scout to move is too hard for the game engine.

Oh I forgot that the AI is also very stupid and colonizes without logic, denounces without logic, and attacks without logic. Diplomacy is a guessing game and it doesn't even make sense why Harald would hate me for not building ships, never mind if I even have a coastal city or not. If it does make sense, then it's just as stupid as my other complaints.

Beyond that, city planning is a nightmare with districts. Yes, I get that they make sense on paper, but in execution they're way worse. Where in Civ V all you needed to do was construct individual buildings, now you can't even build most of them without wasting many turns building the district in the first place. The game pace does not match tech advancement if you waste so many turns like this. The tech boost ideas again make sense on paper, but really just confuse the pace of the game. Splitting the tech tree into a culture tree and trapping a more advanced governement in the mix is annoying. Changing policies should be a good theory, but again, you're so limited that the choices feel like they barely matter.

They also ruined workers. I don't care if it took me five turns to build a farm in Civ V, at least I got to A) keep the worker after it built three things, and B) didn't have to waste time building workers to replace ones that got used up. Secondly, why remove their ability to make roads? Why give that to caravans? Good luck not having it sacked and your road stalled because of barbarian spam. Oh it got sacked by some random scout from some other encampment you didn't see? ♥♥♥♥ you says the game, waste time fitting a replacement into your already stagnant list of ♥♥♥♥ to build.

To close this rant-view, it fails in every area it tried to change from previous games. The ideas are great, but the execution is so awful when you look back at Civ V. Plus the scummy dlc practices, and the lack of Civs compared to previous games means you're honestly wasting your time like I have. Don't make my mistake.

New content is added pretty regularly it seems. I last played a few months ago and now I have to say it's come a long way, and in a good way. It feels like it's mostly complete to me. The new stuff added is so good in my opinion I haven't come up with ideas for improvement. Good if you're into darkest dungeon and roguelikes.

EDIT (for post 1.0 release): I haven't made it to the end of the story yet (current party at level 5) but so far the only roadblocks I've had in the story are due to my poor decisions. Derelicts do feel like proper dungeons now, and I'm glad there is a variety of side quests in addition to main ones.

I like the changes in difficulty. My current party is now steamrolling combat because I figured out how to synergize their decks, but before that I almost got wiped a few times. In fact, my current party is my third attempt at making it through the game since 1.0 released as the my first two were wiped.

Bottom line is I enjoy the game and recommend it if you're into this genre of games

Great attention to detail. Machine empires can be pretty great, and feel balanced so far. Highly recommend.

Editing this years later to say I still really enjoy the game. It's changed a lot over the years, and will keep changing, but it's still the same game I love.

It takes some getting used to, but this is honestly a blast. I enjoy everthing, failure and all.

One of the few games to make me rage quit several times with many a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. However, it's also one of the even fewer games that I have to keep playing, despite the frustration. I almost cheered aloud when I killed my first lifeberg with only four crew and almost depleted fuel and food. Worth it. (it didn't touch me, for the record, I lost the other four zailors in a fire.)

Basically, it's challenging and addicting. The terror is palpable. The struggle is real. Plus, you're a fracking zee captain. Doesn't get any better than that.

"You either die a scavenger or you live long enough to see yourself become the bandit"

My philosophy on DayZ. In all my time in that game, I've never had a firefight, let alone a melee fight. Won both. That game's intense when you stick in the cities.

11/10