Последние обзоры Veigayboy

Got it £4.19 and still refunded it.

No life ahead,
Time for Elden Ring

The only real gameplay problem with Master Duel: YOU CANNOT FEIGN A RESPONSE. In "EDO-Pro" (and other simulators) you can hold down left-click to make it appear to your opponent like you have a response ("always-chain"), and vice-versa you can hold right click to turn off auto-chain to make it appear to your opponent that you do not have a response. This is an important feature to have because it prevents your opponent from being 100% certain if you have an out to his plays or not.

The single-player "story" mode is a good way to better familiarise yourself with basic game mechanics (good for beginners). Though some of the single-player duels were designed by smooth-brains, and will give new players bad ideas. For instance: The game wants you to play a "Dinomist" loaner deck (with just 1 copy of each "Dinomist" monster) with Zefra's (which have less than 0 synergy) against a normal "Dinomist" deck-list driven by the A.I. If you are a beginner you might assume Konami would give you semi-competitve loaner decks to play with, so that you can play test to see if you want to build the deck for yourself; this is not the case, especially for the "Dinomist" + "Zefra" loaner deck... I cannot stress how awful that loaner duel was.

Know that you are not forced to use the "loaner decks" the game gives you, and that you can use your own decks. And that the better rewards (gems) come from completing duels with your own deck, and that you only really get cosmetic rewards from completing duels with the loaner decks.

If you are unfamiliar with modern Yu-Gi-Oh! you should test the deck you are interested in on a simulator. You do not want to be in the position where you don't have a single functional deck, and not enough F2P gems to build a new deck with.

There are a lot of competitively viable decks to choose from, so do not think you must play Eldlich, Drytron, or Tri-Brigade to win games or get to Plat 1. You should play a deck that you can win with and that you find fun to play, otherwise you won't want to play the game.

EDIT: When we are in a tier-0 format, then you can complain.

I love Halo, but this game is bad. Maybe it's just because it was released early; I might very well feel differently when it's done, though I'm doubtful. I just cannot fathom how anyone that likes Halo can like this game: It doesn't feel like a Halo game. All I think when I'm playing this is how much I'd rather be playing Halo 3.

I love that 343 ditched the art-style they were going for in their own Halo games and replicated Bungie's style, it looks really nice. Too bad it doesn't play like a Bungie Halo game.

The open world doesn't make it better, it makes it worse. This wouldn't necessarily be the case if it wasn't practically empty. If you're the type of person who plays and enjoys MMOs then you probably won't care, since you have the IQ of a vegetable; but even compared to other MMOs, this game is trash. Don't waste your time.

I got so used to playing bad games I forgot what a good game felt like. It got to a point where I thought I just hated video-games in general. Then I played Postal 2.

It's a fun virtual board game to play with friends. If you play this game by yourself, sort your life out.

It's lots of fun if you have a racing wheel and other racing-game peripherals. Though, Not so fun if you don't.

It was decent for a while when it first came but don't bother with it now. Go play "YGO Omega", or "Dueling Book" instead.

You will feel enticed to spend money, and your money is better spent elsewhere; don't be an idiot. If you have good self-control then maybe give it a try, that is if you don't value your time.

If you really want play and waste money on an officially licensed, online, Yu-Gi-Oh! game; then just wait for "Master Duel" to come out.

Spiral Knights is old (10 yrs) and is relatively dead (https://steamcharts.com/app/99900) but it's a pretty decent game if you have friends to play it with, or if you join a guild and play with them; since you will rarely find anyone using the matchmaking system.

The game is free, and doesn't hit you with a pay2win barrier (though the game is pay2skip). You might enjoy it if you like dungeon crawlers and the game's art-style. It also has a lovely soundtrack. The gameplay loop is fun and is made not too repetitive due to good enemy and level designs. Spiral Knights is a good game, and though you might get more out of newer dungeon crawlers, give this one a try; it has it's charm.