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It requires decent strategy even on normal later on. Downside being that you cannot permanently make your towers stronger, while enemies just keep on getting stronger, to the point where it's almost impossible to clear a level in the DLCs, without losing lives even on normal.

Good game, but the melee characters are very badly balanced. For higher difficulties, running away and chipping away at enemies is gonna be your bread and butter as melee character, simply because how the game is balanced from the core, about dodging with movement, instead of just giving a parrying or blocking ability to melee characters.

Recommended for Overwatch players I guess, not recommended for rogue-like players, as there's not as much item variety as you think + sometimes you just get ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by RNG and can't even win with skill, because of more enemies spawning while your current DPS only allows for a single enemy to die within that window of enemies respawning. Also 90% of your deaths will be getting one-shot, even if this game has built-in one-shot protection.

Community is kinda toxic too, if you're going for the higher difficulties.

Great lore, if you only play games for their stories.

1. Needs a ton of mods just for quality of life/balancing*, unless you only want to play the story/ignore the story and have a decent looter shooter for around 30 hours.
2. Story is full of plotholes, making these super smart scientists seem like they only found the stuff and use it for their own curiosity and gain.
3. One decent DLC, one mid DLC and one where you either kill everyone at the beginning or have your own faction be hostile against you, but you're still their leader??
4. You get flooded with the same quests over and over again right after finishing them.
5. Retconning a lot of pre-established lore, because the writers are lazy.
6. A lot of crashes without mods, and even then they can't fix everything.

*7. Enemies will keep getting stronger in defense, health and damage output with each level the player gets, but the player is only able to get so far with buffing their own damage output. Lots of high-level enemies will melt you in seconds, unless you wear power armor, which gives you around x20+ the amount of resistances regular armor gives you, making it a requirement. Leveled enemies will take about 20+ headshots with a fully upgraded sniper rifles. There's no good middle ground past level 50 - you either take way too many shots, or have certain weapons that spam low damage bullets, which have extra effects that deal fixed amounts of unresistable damage, giving you x15 damage for those weapons.

After I don't know how many years of owning this game, there is still no simple option to host a server. Not even for premium members. Like... Devs, please. Pretty good singleplayer game though.

Great game, feels like a mix of Enter the Gungeon and Rogue Legacy, and only taking the best of both games.

Currently, all the Valve Servers (Casual Mode) are filled with bots and cheaters. 1 out of 10 matches is playable, and if it is, it is often unbalanced because of multiple factors like parties and differences in skill levels within the teams.

If there are more than 2 bots in your team, you might as well leave the server and tell the other team to do so as well, because at 3 bots it gets nearly impossible to kick one of them. If there is a cheater on your or the enemy team and nobody else suspects them, first use team chat to ask your teammates to spectate said player and make their own mind about them.

If they are in fact a cheater, and are not getting kicked despite multiple callouts, camp in your spawn/go vaccinator medic or more simply - leave and find a new server. If they play facestabcheat spy or aimbot demoknight, Pyro or Soldier are the best choice. Stickies might sound like a great idea, but if cheaters cheat, they go all out of course and also use wallhacks to highlight stickytraps. Being a schizophrenic soldier that prefires the ground around every corner might be your best choice if they're really aggressive.

If a player has a high ranking casual badge, it may be hard to tell the difference between someone who's been long playing the game and got good at it and someone who just cheats and uses their cosmedics and badge rank as a white vest. In that case, those cheaters love to use bhop when they are sure no one's looking. Cheaters are also able to gain greater speed and air control with bhop cheats - this means they can travel faster and greater distances in single jumps and/or when getting knocked into the air by explosions.
Another is prefiring one time too often around corners, while said person hasn't been prefiring around any corners that not have had players going that way. Hearing voice lines and having a good sense for timing isn't always accurate enough to land a prefire, though people with cheats may also wait and pixel perfect peek a corner.
There's a cheat which allows the user to lag around a corner and shoot, making them unhittable because their hitbox stays behind the corner, but they're still able to shoot as if they were already in the open. This cheat is very obvious and a closet cheater most often won't use it for attacking, but sometimes to flee and to make bhopping harder to detect, though if you see somebody lagging really hard while jumping repeadetly, they're cheating most likely.

Also having 5 ping is a cheat. It masks your ping to make it seems like they're just seeing you earlier thanks to their really low ping, but in fact it just fakes the ping value that everyone sees and this way is really easy to tell apart from a legit player. Sorry for those players, who literally play from the teamfortress 2 server room.

Doubletap works with every hitscan weapon, that has the firing speed of a shotgun or less. SMGs, Scatterguns, Shotguns and even all of the miniguns can be used with doubletap. This is how you can instantly get killed by heavy by the way - heavy shoots 3 bullets per firing tick, dealing about 150~ damage in one shot. With doubletap, it's 300~.

Thought I hate Fallout.
Friend gifted me this when it was on sale.
Now I love Fallout.

Best of it's genre. Can be quite difficulty in the beginning, but hella fun too. Only got positive things to say about this game.

Note:This game is early access.
So,i've been playing it now for quite a while and i must say,te game treats the player like ♥♥♥♥.
The crafting recipes are overpriced,the enemies are as intelligent as a jellyfish,but strong as Godzilla and even with the endgame equipment your still do like 50~ damage melee and like 10~ damage ranged.The only way that's kinda fun and lets you deal much damage is by capturing rare monsters and level them up to fight.The biome after hell is really hard when you just deal 50 damage and the enemies do 100-300 damage per hit.The abilities are pretty much useless and the spells are as useful as a golden boomerang - useful like a buttscratcher against a transformer.

This is game unfinished,but still stole me some time.
And it's very unbalanced.
Maybe the developers should fix on the general combat stuff.

Buy this game,if you have got time to waste!This review is mostly negative,but still the game was pretty fun.
(Atleast the exploring...)