Reseñas recientes de Jaeko

It's a great game, really good potential, but I don't recommend this game right now and here's why. Two issues: One, there are spelling errors out the wazoo (not the main reason though); Two, there is no anticheat. If you play Battle Match, 50% of the time there will be someone with cheats ruining the game. Until there is anticheat, I'd stay away from this game unless you don't care. Other than that, great game. Different guns are cool, different streaks, not pay2win. Add anticheat and you have yourself a solid F2P FPS.

So I was enlisted in the army, yeah? First day at bootcamp, this instructor (who am I kidding, he wasn't teaching us recruits jack sh!t) told me to run and crawl through a warehouse. Assuming I never shot a gun before, he intructed me to shoot non-moving targets with a pistol. Let's be real, it wasn't any trouble at all, especially since I've had a prior background with guns. I moved through the rest of the training like a hot knife through butter. I was here to show this jack@ss that I wasn't here to mess around. At the end, something unexpected happened. Insurgents started attacking our base. My unit quickly took positions to take out the enemy. Nothing would ever prepare you to get into a firefight on the first day of boot camp. After what seemed like hours, we finally pushed them back. Taking count of the casualties, we pushed out of the base to push back the rest of the lingering Insurgents. Months later, my unit and I were assigned to an Insurgent filled area in the desert. We had to take control of the immediate area and eliminate as many hostiles as possible. It was rough, sand flying in your face, the hot sun beating down on you while you're loading with 50 lbs of equipment. You hear war stories from vets back at base about men, friends, they've lost. Those don't prepare you for when it actually happens in battle. My bud was laying prone next to me, trying to pick off hostiles with his M4A1. Watching the left flank, I didn't notice the goat-♥♥♥♥♥♥ coming up to us on our right. Next thing I knew, I heard a gunshot, immediately followed by a yell. I looked over and saw blood gushing out of my buddy's neck. No matter how many pills I drink or how much booze I ingest, nothing will ever let me forget the look on his face as he died. Or the stream of blood painting the sand red. To avenge my fallen comrade, I unleashed hell upon the bastard that killed him. Even after my mag was empty, I continued to pull the trigger, the clinking of the empty chamber the only thing I was hearing. The Insurgents unleashed something inside of me, something I didn't even know I possesed. I scavenged a grenade from a casualty and pulled the pin. I threw the little green bastard into a building, hearing the explosion and screams following it. My squad and the Security squad accompanying us eliminated any remaning tangos and took the area. We called in a medivac for the injured and waited until we were extracted. Most sat on a nearby building's stairs, staring off into the distance or messing with their equipment. The relief we all felt when we saw the evac coming was indescribable.

TL;DR 10/10 would complete the training course and play Buhriz Push again.

Fun game

Super fun game in all honesty. I know it's a pay-to-win game and it's 100% luck, but it's still fun and addicting. Great time killer as well. Great CCG overall.

Edit: After a few months after downloading, the servers have become dead despite the new updates, so playing has become increasingly boring.

One of the most enojyable games I have ever played, and this is only the first episode!

Fun game. Nice to have PC treated the same as Xbox and PS. The graphics are great and the modes (new to PC now) are fun, but there are drawbacks/cons. First is a major one. Locker Codes. Unless it's an unlimited unlock code that expires after a certain amount of time, don't bother on trying for a code. 2K rips you off, releasing a few codes to thousands of people. Also releasing the codes at the most inconvinient times possible so only try-hards get them. The shooting system to me feels off. You don't have to sort of memorize each player's individual shot anymore (which may be nice for some). You just have to time it right (with the gauge), but to me that feels off. I liked having to memorize a shot for a player, or at least memorize it some. The double-team button is the same, but you have to either hold it in for a second or two or choose a player to double-team your man with, which can sacrafice crucial seconds. The playmaking menu is weird too, having to use the DPad instead of the regular ABXY buttons. Finally is the timeout configuration, holding in RB and LB. Using 'Select' was waaay easier than RB+LB. Other than that, the game is pretty good, though you need a really beefy PC to play (I just got a new one and it still only barely meets the minumum requirements).

Fun game. That is if you like playing against 12 year olds or try hards.

Probably one of the best games ever. Such a good game and if you add mods, the fun factor rises over 9000.

IK I haven't played much but Vanguard Princess is a pretty good game. Confusing at first but that's why there's a manual (yes, a manual. Surprised me to). Great way to kill some time waiting for you're mother 'n sister to finish getting ready for the past 12 hours.

Such a good game! I unknowingly spent 4 hours yesterday playing this game! It's a good strategy RPG and better yet, it's anime. If you get the 2 DLC packs too you become OP Lol!