Reseñas recientes de McSippy

I enjoy. Very simple, very fun for what it is. Excited to see what's to come.

Sony still bad game still good

The trivial things the devs choose to fix instead of actual real problems like punts being able to be returned for touchdowns if you don't pick it up, giving you control of bots that are no where near the play on defense etc. is mind blowing. Or how the bots will stand still on kickoff if the ball hits the ground before someone picks it up. It's almost like the devs learned football from wikipedia.

If you like making stat sheets for random things, this game is for you. All my balls have a decorated career.

Not at all a bad game but could really use a few improvements. In my hour of playing I can confidently say:
-Needs a better management UI where you can easily look and scroll through things that are going on.
-Game play could definitely be slowed down, everything happens on a whim including rebellions and makes putting your attention towards one or just a few things very difficult, feels like you constantly need to micromanage.
-Food depletes wayyyy too quickly, I was able to keep every other resource at a reasonable level with far fewer buildings but even a million farms won't get the job done.
-Lords/Barons. It would be nice if a castle could make another commander so you don't always have to assemble the army yourself, garrisons placed in a certain distance from their castle would make them under their control and there should be an option for you to make them either patrol or constantly wage war. It would also be cool if you name them as well just so the world feels a little less devoid like you're the only real person there.

These are just my suggestions but I do feel like it would make for a more fun and less confusing/annoying play through, though the game is still good now, 7/10.

Edit:
A diplomacy and alliance system would also be a nice welcome.

The close quarters urban setting reminds me of WAW's last few Berlin levels, very enjoyable.

By far the best singleplayer sandbox shooter I've played. The gameplay is really solid because of how high the customization is with mods and game settings. Depending on the mods you have it can have it feeling like a completely different game. One moment it could be a realistic mil-sim with bleeding out and 2 tap shots, then the next an arcade space shooter, medieval battle with gore and limb dismemberment, storming the beaches of Normandy, or recreating Battlefield 3 down to the HUD, models, and weapons. The game mode variety is also great with the option of big battlefields, small tactical stealth missions, and strategy with the WIP map conquest mode. Can't wait for moddable conquest and the campaign at some point.

A review can't do this game justice it's really something you just have to get and experience yourself as everyone plays differently, no game plays out the same and it really adds to the experience that keeps you coming back. Even with everything I've said there's still many great things about this game and the modding community I can't fit into this review.

definitely a 10/10.

Still the best zombie shooter out there. Back For Blood was a good example of why there shouldn't be a modern L4D and how there will never be another zombie game like this. Even though it's old, still is fun with friends or by yourself. There's also still a decently active player base if you don't have any available friends to play with.

How to play Tiger Knight: Realize no matter how much skill someone has running in circles to avoid their shield and spamming mouse 1 is the only way to play.