Recente recensies door I Have Moose

I've played some of the Alpha, and loved it, so far I've enjoyed it now that it's in early access. So far I've enjoyed all Klei games I've played

I instinctively hit no on a pop up, and now I'm concerned that it'll remain a negative rating, so just incase I'm writing a review.
I've enjoyed the game, base well enough, but especially with mods to elevate and change the story

So I found out Sony still region locks the game. Clearly they aren't actually planning on going back on their disgusting acts. Sad to see it, sad that I was tricked. Hopefully one day they realize how incompetent and/or malicious they are

I bought the game finally cause I've been hearing how it's gotten better. And honestly, knowing that Starfield is lame makes me sad. So here I am, and man, the game is fun, definitely worth buying, and worth the wait

If you've played Elden Ring you know how shields exist in that game, but if you want to use one you swiftly realize they're worthless.
Currently the customization of this game feels like that to me. I'm facing an enemy I can't beat. So I swap to my tankiest build, with strong weapons etc. I now can't dodge enough attacks to survive. So I switch to a speedy dodge heavy build, but despite maxing that out I get hit enough that my lower health becomes a problem, while also doing less damage.
To that point, while in Elden Ring I felt like practicing over and over would help me, I haven't felt that in this game, The dodgiest build still takes damage after all.
The weapons I like, the slow charged weapons, aren't to be used, as the bosses just dodge them, swords are the same. So the only option feels like rapid fire, machine guns, gatling guns etc. It's just very much not a game about making fun builds, but rather find out the meta build and go with that
Also wish you could fly more. The highest energy and booster build still feels like I barely get any time to fly around

Just for further example of the boss that finally got me to quit. I have to fight through an area that's unpleasant to move around in because my jetpack drains too fast. Then I fight a boss. Then I finally get to the final boss. They outclass me. I swap parts around, I repeat the fight over and over, trying to figure out what works, what doesn't. Finally I accept that I need a different build I haven't bought yet. So I leave that mission, and replay old missions till I have enough money to buy new parts. I make a new build, go through the tedious mission again, get to the boss, and woops, my new parts also aren't what I need. Now if I want to try new parts I have to quit and repeat, and then repeat this whole dang mission again. And it's just so exhausting

Love it, I've enjoyed Larian games for a long time, and this one is just a continuation of perfection

I enjoyed Factorio and games like it, but mostly felt drained by the end. Where everything grinds to a halt unless you've either played the game alot or read a guide to make sure you had the most efficient set up you could.
This game is simpler, while entertaining. I love the bots/automation, the outdoors combat is a little basic, but not the focus of the game. And the bosses are optional but fun.

I enjoy this game. I've played several times over the years since I bought it (Currently playing it again).
The fun.
The story of the world is interesting.
The skeletons (Robots) and bug people are great
The way leveling works is fun
Crafting/base building is a big part as well.
Mods

what could be better
The world itself is apocalyptic, this is abit personal to me but dustier worlds aren't that aesthetically appealing
Going alongside it, the map is dreary, I never quite can find a place I'm happy building a base. Locations that look good are restricted, by other groups, by clutter, etc. Open areas are meanwhile lacking.
Cheese: Certain skills can be grinded real easy and fast, making your characters tough pretty rapidly. Not the worst, but I recognize that it cheapens the experience

I realized I never rated this as I mostly play DST with others. But this game was also very fun. Currently re downloading it to see what's changed since I stopped.

The initial nights, trying to figure out things on my own, were fantastic. Then once I looked up strats, different items, animals etc, it felt so satisfying knowing what to do to succeed. The sound of the Deerclops as it's about to spawn were terrifying once, and now are a nice "Finally, I get to hunt this thing and get it's eyeball". Or the hounds spawning, etc etc. I think like most survival games, it's basically "Learn to survive, then it becomes a base building game with combat now and then"

I am petty enough of a person to rate them poorly for nerfing the golden fleece. "Man, people were having fun but they were becoming too powerful in our single player game". I hate developers who do this with a (very mild) passion