Скорошни рецензии на TheOutwardRug44

TL;DR: I have never played a game that has made me wish steam would allow me to leave a mixed review quite like this one.

Imma just skip over the pros of this game because we all know what they are

+ Many Guns
+ Lots of Enemies
+ Tons of Explosions
+ Fast Respawn
+ Funni Rag Dolls
+ Destructible Environments
+ Halo Warthog Runs
+ WW1 Artillery Never Ends Moments
+ A Flexible, Diverse, Yet Simple Class/Loadout System
+ Very Chaotic
+ Much Fun

However there are 3 things holding this game back from being a masterpiece/must buy game for all gaymers

The good news about progression in this game is that you don't have to spend anything outside of the base game price to unlock everything. The bad news is you are going to have to grind for 100's of hours to unlock everything; Even so, this game has a similar problem halo did with it's battle-passes. You are just kind of stuck unlocking things in a linear path with little room to actually just buy the things you want. In short, upgrading your ship and unlocking new equipment is way more convoluted and grindy then it needs to be. This game would feel exactly the same if they just had you unlock stuff through the xp leveling system, but it would be better imo because I wouldn't have to go through menus to manually unlock stuff.

Warning: This game includes crashes and many unoptimized frames
Now this part is hard for me to judge, because my computer's specs is probably worst then minimum specs on the store page: Nvidia 1050ti, intel i5-7500, 16 gigs of RAM.
Now I can already hear you typing that roast in the comments: "Rug your computer needs to go back to 2014; you can't run Helldivers 2." But I've encountered a few people who have 3080's or even 4080's and they all claim to me this game is poorly optimized. The guys with the 3080 claimed he averages 60-80 fps and the 4080 averaged 100 fps. Doesn't sound bad until you realize most games they run average anywhere between 120-300 fps.

So I've never really been a frame junky; I'm mostly satisfied with running my games at 60 fps (which is why I haven't bothered to upgrade yet). I used to play Dayz back in the day with 30 fps, so when I booted up this game, turned it on lowest settings, got in a car, and started driving from the Illuminate, it gave me deja vu moments of driving through Cherno. The reason why I'm going on this tangent is to say this. There is a mod on Nexus Mods you can download that will force Helldivers 2 to run in DirectX-11 instead of DirectX-12. It will cause longer loading screens, and it won't fix any crashing issues, but it did boost my game from 30-40 fps to 50-60 fps. Why the devs haven't just added this option in themselves especially when it was so easy to install is beyond me. But this mod was really helpful in allowing me to play the game the intended way lmao. So if you have a lower end computer like me, and you are not sure if your computer can handle this game, look up that mod and thank me later.

Never have I ever encountered a community that will kick people from games for reasons I can't explain
-You will be kicked for not doing side objectives
-You will be kicked for even attempting side objectives with not enough lives
-You will be kicked for doing main objectives too fast
-You will be kicked for not doing main objectives fast enough
-You will be kicked for evacing too early
-You will be kicked for wanting to stick around and evacing later
-You will be kicked because you split from the group
-You will be kicked because you didn't split from the group
-You will be kicked for dying too much (even when every death you have is friendly fire)
-You will be kicked because your loadout isn't "meta"
-"Oops the host dolphin dived in front of me the moment I fired my rocket launcher" (get kicked idiot)
-And god forbid you even think about doing something "stupid" like respawning the host on a main objective when he was trying to do a side objective on the other side of the map, by himself, and died like an idiot because you will get kicked for that.

When I bought this game, I believed the YouTubers, social media, and memes about this game. I thought it was going to be a lowstakes game with a welcoming community like DRG or Payday, but instead I've come across screaming man children who will demand you play the game their way, but will also not explain what their way is (instead you just get kicked). I get the devs aren't exactly responsible with what type or how people are playing their games, but if you are looking for something lowerstakes/casual/friendlier to get into, I recommend staying away from this and picking up DRG.

Final Score: 7/10, could be masterpiece/must buy game; only being held back by lack of progression freedom, performance issues, and the community needs to chill.

wow this one works...

My favorite part is when Handsome Jack walked in and jacked his handsomeness all over the place.

On a serious note, this is the best Borderlands game imo. What it lacks in content and levels, it makes up for in story, atmosphere, and character. If BL3 had half as good of a story that this game has, then BL3 could be the best one. It wouldn't be the best one though because (controversial opinion incoming) Clap Trap is the most funnest character you can play in any classed based shooter, hands down. Having an "oh ♥♥♥♥" panic button that restores your health and causes a wacky ability to happen that will kill all of the enemies and/or you in 2 seconds is addicting. It gets even better in coop when theses abilities can affect your teammates and you can high five too.

8/8 would let an Australian high five me again.

I hate stealth games, but this one is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome because you almost never have to.

still more fun than diablo 4

I like what JackFrags said about this game

"If you just turn your brain off, it feels like you are playing Battlefield 2 or 3"

This game has problems like any other early access game out today, but every problem this game has are all problems Battlefield 2 and 3 had back in the day (weapon balance is very rock paper scissors, it doesnt matter if you have 126 teammates because one guy hiding in a corner can capture a point by himself, and not all the maps are perfect) but idc because I love it and I'm here for it.

gr8 game 8/8 m8

TlDr; this game brings many new additions to the dead rising franchise, but maybe not for the better. Still worth $20.

I know many people who play DR2 but refuse to play DR1 because of the "increased difficulty" that game has. Sure there are many modern accesibility features that DR2 added that do make the game easier (or even playable as some people would put it): an actual half competent survivor ai system, being able to walk while aiming your gun, a sandbox mode to level up your character without feeling pressured. But what I think most people don't realize about the Dead Rising franchise is that the game is hard in the same way Dark Souls is hard.

Dark Souls is only a tough game if you let it be a hard game. If you are doing anything else besides playing as a knight and putting all your points into health/stamina/carry weight/strength then you are playing the game on hard mode. DR1 is much the same way. In DR1, if you don't stop at the gunstore before meeting brad, memorize where all the hidden Uzi's spawn, never use mixed drinks, and don't grab the mini chainsaws with the 3 books so they can last 2700 zombie kills, then you are playing DR1 on hard mode.

My biggest complaint about DR2 is that the "choose your own difficulty" part of the game just gets more complicated with the addition of combo weapons. It's possible to beat DR1 just by using baseball bats, knives, and handguns that you find off zombies and in trashcans. It isn't possible to do that in DR2 without slamming your head into a wall. Instead of just memorizing where the micro uzi's spawn, you are trying to memorize where flashlights and gems spawn so you can make a decent melee weapon. Instead of just memorizing where cop zombies spawn, you are memorizing where pitchforks and teddy bears spawn to get the most out of your guns.

All in all, I would say DR2: OtR is just as hard of a game as DR1, just for different reasons. Don't let either of the game's difficulty stop you from enjoying 2 of the best zombies game ever created.

Tl;Dr: You can't call yourself a gaymer unless you played this game.This game had been on my bucket list of games I wanted to try out for over a decade, and now that I finally tried it, my only regret is I didn't play this 10 years sooner. This game's one goal is to be a life simulator/detective novel/Pokemon game, and it does all those things perfectly.
A warning to anyone about to buy this game. This game is not for the weak of heart. Despite this game being covered with robots, magic, and rainbows, this game also covers many adult topics. These adult topics can get awkward once you realize that all the characters in this game are high schoolers. Despite that, the story is just so real that these events and scenarios could really happen to anyone. I put a spoiler warning below, it shows some character details, but nothing of how the game ends.
There's a guy who's parents own a Wal-Mart and everyone hates him for destroying local businesses.
A girl who wanted to become friends with powerful people so she could be powerful herself.
A popstar who wishes they just became a stripper instead because that would be easier.
A tough punk who is gay only because women are intimidating and guys are easier to hangout with.
A detective who struggles to balance work and family, and the effects it has on family.
A crossdresser who can't accept who they are until the moment they open up and make friends.
A lady who thought she only needed one thing in life to be happy, but after getting it she realized how wrong she was.
A daughter who's dad came back after a 16 year trip to pick up cigarettes and is now on his death bed.
A trauma victim who can't/won't remember the past.
A brother who's sister committed suicide and/or murder victim and struggles to continue living life without her.
A lover who's one love in life also committed suicide and/or murder victim and right before she did it, she told him how much she hated the lover.
And one Teddy who is on a never ending existential rollercoaster on where he came from.
Half of this game is life simulator, and every character is written to perfection. Every person in this game feels like a real person I've either met before, or could relate to myself. The moment I realized this games genius was during the school camp out because it was that moment when I wished I played this game a decade ago.
>Be me, high school 2015, best friend invites me to swim at lake
>Don't want to swim at lake just us two that would be gay
>Idea: bring girls uwu
>We each bring a pair of girls, no way we can't score
>Girls come and be girls. They didn't bring bathing suits and didn't even want to hang out, they just wanted the instagram photos
>Best friend came prepared for this moment
>Best friend opens a bag full of bikinis he spent a whole paycheck on hoping he had the right size. I'll say it again, I wish I played this game a decade ago because this went just as well for us irl as it did for the protagonist in the game. This game could of warned me, but instead it reminded me of how much I ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up.
You have 100% right to hate this game for sexualizing high schoolers because this game certainly does that, yet I believe the adult themes just make this game that more real. Lets be real with ourselves gaymers, who wasn't a horny teenager who had ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up things happen to them on a regular basis when they were in high school.
Oh and the turn based combat is actually pretty fun ngl. Honestly the main reason I avoided this game for so long is because I hate turn based combat.
"Turn based combat is for people who are to slow to play StarCraft"
-VideoGameDunkey
Yet this game has so much random ♥♥♥♥ going on all the time I can't hate it. 10/10 must play game for all citizens of gaymer nation.

TLDR;
Should you play the OG Dead Rising when Dead Rising 2, 2.5, 3, and 4 exist
Answer: Absolutely Yes

The best advice I can give anyone about to hop into this game is you need to understand what this game is. If you are looking for a streamlined, campaign similar to Dead Island or Dying Light that you can beat in 8 hours, then turn around now because that is not what this game is and you will not have fun. If you look at this game as a rouge-lite where every run takes 8 hours to complete and every time you restart you are more powerful and more knowledgeable of the map and enemies, then you will have a lot more fun in this game.

Comparing Dead Rising 1 and 2 is like comparing Killing Floor 1 and 2
Killing Floor 2 is in every way a superior video game, however something got lost between games. Killing Floor 1 is a horror game. Everything from the enemies, environments, character dialogue combined together to deliver a chilling experience. Yes Killing Floor 2 has more guns, enemies, maps, but at the end of the day Killing Floor 2 feels more like CoD: Nazi Zombies then it does Killing Floor 1

Dead Rising 2/2.5 is the superior video game.
-More weapons
-More places
-More vehicles
-More collectibles
-More zombies
-Survivor AI isn't completely broken
-Less likely to get 1 shotted
-Zombies don't *teleports behind you* "Nothing personal, kid" and stun lock you into oblivion.

But Dead Rising 1 has something none of the others have, and that is horror. This game was made 15 years ago, yet there is not another video game out there that gives me the chills like this game. For the first 15-30 minutes, the game doesn't even give you any weapons. All you have is your camera which awards bonus xp if you take pictures of brutally, horrifying moments. This game is evil and forces you to be witness of the horrors going on around you because you are Frank West.

Also for some reason my computer runs the OG Dead Rising 10x better than it does 2 or 2.5.
If that alone is not a reason to buy it then I can't help you

10/10 game, would Frank West again.

When you buy a dlc but you can't really tell what it actually adds into the game. Bring back being able to summon Cthulhu.