switch201 最近的評論

the matchmaking is fairly active. the game works outside of a few bugs that sometimes cause you to reload the game. The AI super trash if you are even slightly competent. Don't expect any updates or changes to this game.

I think this game does a really good job at capturing the feel of a Civil War Battle.

This game relies on having a veteran player base that can take command of each side though. So far there has always been individuals who know how to command the noobs into battle, and I can always find a populated server.

Flag Bearer is the most important job in the game but also the most boring, but people are always willing to play it so that's good.

I think there are a fair number of lobby crashes though which sucks. sometimes I will be playing and then just get sent back to main menu, but that only happens every once in awhile, but it is annoying.

All in all if you are a fan of the civil war civil war history this is a must have.

I hope that they add cavalry next as that would really tie it all together I think.

Man.... this is a tough one. this game is pretty rough around the edges but when it works as intended it is really really fun. there are some design choices that really make me scratch my head though.

I just got my first victory and it was really great.

2 days after release this game has a good enough player count to where you can easily find matches if need be. This game will really be tested in the next couple weeks/months as the game is currently very dependent on player count to be fun. but as long as its able to maintain the player base I think this game is a good one.

The devs are active on discord and working through and fixing the reported bugs. so as long as the game keeps going at the pace it currently is I think it will be a hit.

This game is free what is your excuse.

I got a force feed back steering wheel, and had project cars 2 for VR already. I played PC2 for a bit before I was recommended this game. and in my opinion this game is better. (not that PC2 is bad)

Pros:
* feels real with the force feed back and in VR. cars seem much easier to control than in PC2, but maybe I've just improved over time
* I really like the way the single player is structured. In single player you are unable to set the difficulty of the AI. Instead you enter the game at the lowest tier with all the other bad AI, and you have to work your way up. You are also limited on how many times you can restart a race to discourage "save scumming" (for lack of a better term). But what I really like is how the difficulty scales as you play so after so much time you end up with a challenge level that's perfect for you. (and that might mean not coming first in every single race)
* the little guy in your car that tells you where to go seems designed pretty well, and he is adjustable.

Cons:
* not enough tracks for the base game: it did not take me long to play on all of the rally tracks in the base game.
* this game tends to crash about 50% of the time I alt tab out of it. If I do and ALT+TAB its always a gamble on if my game will work when I come back

All in its a really great game if you have the hardware.

This game seems like a really neat idea, and I am going to be watching it to maybe pick it up sometime in the future. I like the idea of having more detailed logistical simulation in my city builder games. unfortunately I decided to refund after only played a little bit. This is how it went:

Its late at night and I see this game show up in my queue. I read the description see its pretty cheep and think why not give it a try.

I start playing and am able to get through some of the basic stuff like plopping a house. I quickly realize I will need more guidance in order play this game right.

That's no biggie as I am used to this sort of thing, as I enjoy heavy/complicated simulation games. So I head over to youtube to watch someone teach me how to play.

As I watched the youtube video I realized this game might be too rough for me to play right now. the dude in the video I ♥♥♥♥ you not spent probably 15 mins of the 45 min video just trying to place roads. On top of that he spent a good 5-10 mins trying to place various buildings and pipes etc..... it was really hard to watch, and it made me quickly realize this game is gonna be time waster the more complicated the cities and roads get.

Right now, if the terrain you want to build upon is uneven, you have to hold the mouse button and let the game slowly level out the terrain for you before you can place. depending on how uneven the terrain is, this can take a good 10-15 seconds.

On top of that, the terrain can be so uneven that the above is not an option. In that case you have to manually level the terrain until its suitable, which seems to be a lot of trail and error and time wasted.

This game needs to fix this issue. The way it should work is that the terrain should automatically and quickly level itself in order to complete road, pipe, or building placements. In some cases where it is too uneven, it is acceptable for the game to say its not possible, but right now that seems to happen way way way too much.

Like I said I'll keep an eye on this one and come back if I see the above is addressed.

Almost all the total war games pass the bar for me in terms of being a fun total war game, Each has their own flaws. Warhammer I was kinda small, and also I really hated some of the over arching campaign mechanics in terms of victory, and not being able to settle any city you wanted. All the other Total war games are great but I can't help but think all the units just feel samey to me regardless of the faction you play. that's this games biggest strength. there are so many different races and units each with their own special mechanic that really varies up the game. It makes you have to change your strats based on who you are fighting, and it also sends the replay value through the roof since each faction just feels so different.

this game gets a 10/10 for me

When I got this game I didn't even realize it was still being updated. It already felt very finished and well rounded for the price, but there was a big update recently that add more stuff and made the game even better!

The game is very hard. and sometimes you can just get bad luck that ruins what was a promising play though, but that also means you can have good luck as well, and really get far.

I like the turn based aspect of this game as well which gives it a very tabletop RPG like feel.

I do not own the steam version of this game, but I wouldn't be surprised if I had about 500 hours on this. Simply put, this is the best WWII flight sim, and it's only getting better. You'll notice that many of the reviews for this game are quite old. So pay attention to that. The game runs on DX11 now and has full VR support which works really well. I can't play flight Sims outside of VR anymore because nothing beats that feeling of actually being in the cockpit.

They just reworked the flight model to make all the planes fly in a more realistic fashion. The damage model is pretty good too. You can have holes on your wings and you can even see through these holes to the ground bellow. Nothing beats bringing your bomber back from a tough mission with only one engine working while you are leaking all sorts of fluids.

At the end of the year (2017) they will be releasing battle of Kuban which is another set of 8 planes (plus the exclusives), but the bigger deal is that with this release, they will be adding in a new career mode for all versions of the game. if you Stalingrad this or Moscow or pre-order Kuban, you will have access to the new career mode too. This is one of the things I am most excited for. You will be able to have a pilot that gains ranks and medals as you fly missions throughout the war. You will be able to keep track of squad mates and kills as you go, and I believe your actions may have an impact on how the war goes (not 100% sure on that but someone can correct me if I am wrong). I am very excited for this, but even without career mode this game can be a lot of fun online, there are basically 2 main servers. Wings of Liberty, is pretty popular. they have map icons to help you know where you are at all times. Tactical Air War is the other big server. it does not have icons, and some might say its more realistic. If you are a flight sim fan and own a VR headset, you need this game. Nothing will beat it.

The game is ok... I actually think it can be quite addicting at times. but what pisses me off so much, and makes me leave this negative review is the fact the game has such a blatantly obvious and unfixed bug:

in this game, you use "first units" (I think it's called political capital) to implement and or change policies. If you want to see what a new policy does you have to select it in the policy menu. If you decide you don't like the policy and choose not to implement it. THE GAME STILL TAKES AWAY YOUR FIST POINTS EVEN THOUGH I HAVE NOT IMPLEMENTED THE POLICY!! This is beyond annoying and is clearly a bug because it even says it's not supposed to charge you. I just can't see how a bug so obvious is in this game.