Ulasan terkini oleh Mc Waffles

Honestly, i find this game to be really boring, it feels like youtubers and tiktokers were paid to tell me it would be a fun game. i was skeptical, the first few hours the Proximity chat kept the game alive, really to me there is no difference between 250 players or 120. im never going to fight all of them at the same time, sure you can see more people on screen at once, i hate to say it but Call of Duty feels like you get more action. Roblox Battle Field, you do not fool me. which is why i rate this game a 2/5.

Must own for any Harry Potter/Wizarding world fan. Elden Ring? more like Elden Wand! the first 40 hours of this game is a memory i will not forget! buy this game, don't even think about it, just buy it!

im a fan of the classics... COD 4 MW, COD4 MW2, Black ops, Black ops 2, Black ops 3, hell i even liked Cold War, Throw MW II on that list. its a good game, brought the old friends back together for some more memories.

BoneLab has blown me away!! VR just keeps getting better. i was a fan of the original Boneworks. this game just feels more appealing to the mass public compared to Boneworks, like Elden ring was compared to Dark Souls.

this game was just so much fun, i finished the main "story line" of the game after about 12 hours, with some fun with all the mini-games in between. i am so excited for the future of VR.

Bonelab has left a smile on my face. when you take that headset off you cant help but to feel you were just in another place.

in my opinion this is a Must Have VR game. a "Console Seller". this game Killed it!

i enjoyed this more than Boneworks.

Elden Ring, What a Game. Enough Said. Got good. Got it. Get it? Good. 10/10 See you in the Remaster 10 years from now.

Halo is back! we all have played Halo over thousands of hours. if you haven't played halo in awhile, now is the time to get back into the action! this is the most fun i have had with a Halo game in a long time. better yet. it is free!!!

i started playing RuneScape in 2004, it was one of my first online gaming experiences. i never would have imagined that i would be playing this game almost 20 years later and still fully enjoying it. i have been apart of all sorts of online gaming culture moments. i was there when Halo 2 & Xbox Live came out, i lived through playstation, nintendo, just about all of it. The thing about Old School RuneScape is that every single thing you do has purpose and meaning. you don't ask yourself, "why am i doing this?" you may not realize it at the time, but months maybe even years down the road, that time you spent doing something is paying off now.

maybe you are rich now because you invested in a item, content came out now that item is needed, maybe you have a rare item most people cant get because you spent the time grinding out the skill doing the quests, fighting the bosses it goes on and on. this is what i want out of an MMORPG. don't get me wrong i like World of Warcraft i have all the respect in the world for that game, its just different. OSRS a quest can feel like so much more meaning than just going somewhere and killing somethings, you get the story aspect, maybe you unlock a new area, maybe you get an item that makes your prayer potions gives you an extra sip of each potion, therefor you spend less on potions for the rest of your life. you choose what you want to do and what you want to be good at. the more you do something the better you become and the better equipment you can use for the activity, then that carries on into quest, PVP, PVM, skilling. its all Connected.

for example say you want to level your "Slayer Skill level. Slayer is a fun skill where you can kill different rarer monsters by learning certain tricks and weaknesses to them, example: to kill a Basilisks you need a Mirror Shield or to kill electric monsters you need some rubber boots., the higher your level the better the item drops the more dangerous the kill get, higher anxiety from fear of death, if you die you drop your items for other players too loot etc. its more than just going out there and doing it, to kills monsters you need combat levels, things like Attack, Strength, Defense, Prayer, Magic, Range(Bow and Arrows). you are going to need food, so one way to get food is we could fish. now we are gaining Fishing levels. we cant eat the fish raw we need to cook them, which has a skill of its own. we could use a house with a oven or range to cook or we could chop down trees, now we are gaining Woodcutting levels to get different kinds of wood, to then light the fire and cook the fish. which also helps since we need to level our Fletching skill with the wood to be able to make our own arrows and maybe a bow. Fishing, Woodcutting, Firemaking, Cooking, Crafting, Fletching, and Range our ability to use a bow and arrow. have all been advanced. we are ready to begin our adventure.

You don't have to put in all the work. you can sell your loot, gear, items to other players for gold to spend on items you don't want to get yourself. or you can do quite the opposite. Iron Man mode is where you are locked from trading any other players. you can still see them playing through out the world. but you are can not trade or get help from anyone. even with all of these items, quests, gear and activities to do they still manage to create a world you remember, and items that you remember. because the items have a story, and such meaning and purpose that save you the play time while creating more enjoyment. this game is full of content, the game may feel or seem boring at first, but once you have multiple fancy items that you bring with you and swap between holding to accomplish things. that's where it feels faster and more meaningful, rather than how it may feel in the begging where you just stand there and wait for your character to finish chopping wood or swinging his sword to kill something, once you get past that early grind, the game really opens up. it takes time to get there, but that's why everything has value in this game, you worked for it other players want it.

CyberPunk 2077 is exactly what i wanted. Amazing Graphics, great gameplay. its as if Skyrim, Fallout, Grand Theft Auto and Mass Effect got together for a wild orgy and created CyberPunk. i love this game and know i will be playing this for a very long time.

So Where do i Begin?
H1z1 King Of the Kill has become my favorite competitive shooter of all time. i grew up being a very competitive Halo player for years, and thought id never fall back into wanting to be the best at an online game, but h1z1 has brought the fire back inside my gamer soul,
between tactics like taking off your boots to move quietly, picking up converse shoes to run faster aswell as quietly, shredding you hat in the pregame lobby so you can pick up a helmet quickly, knowing where vehicles, kevlar, ak47s, and other weapons spawn, knowing when to shoot or deciding there may be 100 other pairs of eyes watching, this game can be packed full of alot of action aswell as fun, the in game mic chat can be and will be complete aids, considering the fact that 150 people can talk at once (lol FML)
sure... you run into you slow parts in the game where you are running through the forest or some hills for a few minutes, but most the time if you know how to play this game well, that shouldnt happen to you. The Combat is outstanding with a Bleed out and healing system, as well as an outstanding gun recoil/ Spray pattern mechanic, knowing the math of each percent of health a bullet will take, or the fact that kevlar can black 2 AR shots 1 hunting rifle shot (just barely), helmets having a 75 percent chance to stop a headshot kill, this game just feels like no other Battle Royal Game, you have 1 life to life in every game mode, its up to your own survival instinct to make it to the end, and i tell you from personal experience, there is nothing like the gun battle with the last 5 players remaining in a match. This game will make you upset when you die(keeping in mind you only have 1 life per game), but only because you, yourself wants to be the best in the world.
H1z1 does have its issues, most of the time they are not game breaking, but can get frustrating when you invest so much time into 1 match, a game can last anywhere from 1 minute to around 30 minutes, it all depends on how fast people die and how long you survive. i cant wait to watch the next competitive event ( The H1Z1 Invitional) it is so exciting to watching when you feel you want to become competitive at the game, all in all. i give H1z1 KoTK a 5/5 a must buy and must have. i have easily put over 1000 hours into the Alpha, and i am Proud ot say i am a Huge H1Z1 Fan! Thank you Daybreak Games for making such a masterpiece in progress