Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika John27

NOTE: DO NOT DIRECTLY RUN THIS GAME ON STEAM!
Use X2CommunityCore/xcom2-launcher downloaded from Github instead
Not only it can manage mods well
But it can skip the atrocious, unnecessary 2K launcher.

For the game itself, let's just say...
Need more waifus.
95%/100

better than segs

WARNING: Get and use a gamepad, because some menus will be completely unresponsive with keyboard and mouse, forcing force quit at least three times (during the choose sides tutorial and player management in career)
So what did i expect? I found FIFA being expensive (i can ignore FUT because i don't give a FUT about it) despite it plays well, EFootball (formerly PES) now (smelly) socks according to the reviews, and this... this is the only well-rated soccer game despite nobody plays.
To my surprise, it plays well.

The Good:
+It plays well, easy to learn and pick up but hard to master. How easy is it? There are three buttons you need to remember, shoot, short pass, and long pass. Others, well, play for yourself!
+It plays well as well in keyboard, won 2 (easiest of course because it's the first time i picked up a soccer game since 2012)
+Very short loading screens and sequences
+Expressions in the players, reminds me of Nintendo World Cup (NES) but without the sprite flickers
+Small size like only 500mb

The Bad:
-Intro might be a lil bit loud (but then again PES and Winning Eleven during the late 90s and early to mid 2000s are like that)
-Unnecessary video introduction though it's good, making intros skippable like would be good.
-Fix unresponsive buttons on keyboard and mouse in certain interfaces (as noted)

Feedback:
-Add commentators if possible as a separate download/feature.
-Add more goal celebration animations if possible, currently the goal celebration is too short and repetitive
-Kind of bit pricey (but seeing soccer games then and now it is a non-issue)

8.9/10, will ramp it up to eventually 10/10 when fixes is coming.

In its current form? No.
-No Bot Practice bot or Coop Bot Practice mode (where players are friendlies only), forcing you to spend 2-5 minutes on queue
-Expedition mode is a good concept but needs more. Also strictly co-op. Shouls be a good drop-in drop-out (and to prevent quitters, dropping out players are replaced with bots and you solo can play with bots)
-YOU SPRINT AUTOMATICALLY AS YOU MOVE FORWARD WITHOUT A WAY TO TURN IT OFF causing awkward delay as you want to shoot or aim down sight.
Have those three fulfilled i will play it again and change the recommendation.

Probably, aside from the Nintendo Switch version, one of the version of the game that didn't have third-party ads, which is good. Sure the game is basically an arcade but it isn't as bad as Real Racing 3 and you can reasonably get the content without money, though it'll be slow.

PROTIP: DO NOT USE TOUCHDRIVE, IT IS DISADVANTAGEOUS AND OFTEN LEAD TO DRIVING FAIL.

Finally desert and airport in Forza Horizon 4
What's not to not recommend?

Fair warning though the difficulty of this DLC is harder than the basegame, it expect you to collect them all.

DO NOT BUY THIS
Separately i mean. Because this one is included in the Ultimate Edition with probably just a dollar or two price difference.

Haha 2016 Subaru goes vroom vroom

NOTE: BUY THE ULTIMATE EDITION EXCEPT YOU WANT TO BE FORCED TO SPEND FAR MORE THAN YOU SHOULD BE

Almost un-recommend, refund, and buying a gamepass soon when i got an XBOX Series S or a better PC due to technical difficulties, but i managed to make it work in less than an hour.
Buying this in 10 dollar mark makes me regret or made up that last year i purchased The Crew 2 in belief that The Crew 2 ran better on my PC due to its lesser graphics.
However...
This game is miles better in ways to treat the players right.
First, in comparison to The Crew 2 (- indicate cons, + indicate plus):
-Not being set in the USA, clearly which one has the larger world?
-No controllable bikes and planes. There is only minimal number of off-road.
-Far less amount of character customization, locked behind the spinwheel, which, even if doesn't consume money, still takes a long time to progress.
+So many cars that doesn't get locked into a (real money) paywall or lengthy grindwall.
+Increased modes of accessibility
+A navigator that actually helps instead of condescendingly repeating the same advice
+No nagging, annoying, or condescending characters. So much that you might forget they're existed if you beaten all the events.
+Better handling, though that cars handle differently is something you need to get used to.
+More ways to customize your car
+You can change your character avatar (though like The Crew 2, it's preset only) even after the game in progress
+ You can play offline after registering for the first time.
+Microtransactions only come in packs and the ultimate edition is pretty cheap, like, 10 dollars during sale (Regional Pricing Apply)
+Little to no stutters, though the framerate in average is lower (i'm running in a potato)
+Ability to blueprint and customize events, i.e. create your own events. Something that The Crew 2 conspicuously lacks.
+Better graphics and Playground listens (such as there is no "paint splatter" or "milk spill" snow)
+Season did not transition abruptly and instantly, but throughout story and (supposedly, after you beat the first year Horizon level up missions) weekly.

Now for a real review, i can say that for the almost-100 hours i play (the first half hours is when it doesn't work) the game:
+Doesn't crash too much (though random i can play 6+hours with no CTD but sometimes 1-2 hours and its CTD) and only stutters very minimally on me. (and this is me running on potato)
+Coming from somebody who played a lot of Need for Speed games, the car handling of Forza Horizon 4 is the BEST. For all these years apart from GTA there's Forza Horizon 4 in terms of satisfying handling (and i have played games like GRID and Ridge Racer mind you)
+Very minimal rubber-banding. So if you just lost then tweak the difficulty or car tuning or get good.
+Route Creator, which allow you to play and earn by your creativity. However....
-With the exception of the one-car Super7 events, you can't create barriers and objects like crowd viewing benches that are exclusive to Horizon-made events. EventLab in the 5th Forza Horizon is said to adding those, but i haven't played Forza Horizon 5.
-Lack of interior mods, like how to get rid unused seats because you never sit with others.
-Try NOT to use Assist once you acquire decent winning streaks. As the steering and braking might screw your ability to take advantage of shortcuts and off road passes. Later on you'll need to turn off Stability and Traction control and learn to control spins in order to either drift effectively or maximize your car's ability.
-You might (initially) need to use assists on "Showcase" (boss "battles") events given that it isn't car-against-car racing duels. Later when there's a "remix", assists could hinder you from using the full potential of your car.
-Night as it turns out, far faster than it should be only around 3-5 minutes (the polar opposite of the also Microsoft-published State of Decay games). You can mitigate it by setting up night racing events.


9/10, can recommend. Thank you Playground Games and XBOX Games Studios.

A stealth game that didn't punish its players for going loud and just basically give one big playground with objective markers instead of putting long-a55 cutscenes is a "yes" for me.
Unlike most other games, the game didn't have "psychic" AI. They determine your position based on noise and last seen position, making it fun to flank them nutzees.

Compared to its predecessors, the game are less linear, there are more characters to be interacted with, and SMGs are not useless anymore. Also taking an armored vehicle is trickier given that there are less bullet-vulnerable weaknesses highlighted.

Looking forward for 5, where they finally add first person aiming for non-sniper weapons (something that MGSV: The Phantom Pain and PUBG made standard)