บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย pRogz

It's a super addicting game, I love it, been playing for a complete 3 months now. I don't think I'd be dropping my sub anytime soon.

I do have mixed emotions with PLEX, but in reality you'll never know who actually uses it to buy items. Even if you did know who does it, the world is so big you may never see that person.

I love the one huge server also. No need to tell your friends what servers your in or anything. When things happen on the server it effects everyone that is playing which is amazing. This game came out a super long ago, and its funny to see modern MMOs to finally start doing things EVE has been doing. This includes sometype of PLEX system and a giant server.

Its very true that everything in EVE has a ripple effect throughout the universe. If you mine, then you can sell your ore, which could supply the war within the galaxy. The ore can be refined to be used for ammo, weapons, player stations, so many things within the game.

Just try the game out, at first it will take time to get used to it, but eventually you'll start seeing how the game is put together and how amazing everything works together. Its so hard to describe EVE in a review cause there is so much to talk about.

Connection to server lost. My game was then exited. WTF.

So, I wanted to explain the game so far and what I think about it. I have about 15 hours into the game, and I still don't think that is enough to fully understand EVERYTHING in the game.

SKILLS:
So this game does not require you to gain mass amounts of experience points. The game uses a "real-time" skill system. Real time meaning, it will anywhere from 30mins to several hours to gain a skill. But unlike something like world of warcraft skills, your not at much of an disadvantage if you dont have some skills. You'll always be able to do something with the basic skills (usually 20-30mins to train, maybe less I forget) and everything above level 1 is usually a percentage increase to help you out. The skill times are a lot shorter than EVE Online and Perpetuum. There is also not as many skills as these other games have, both which can be found on Steam.

For example, I skilled "Ballistic Production" to level 1. By doing this, when I craft a 9mm pistol clip, I can now make more ammo in one clip. So, that can go a long way for me. I can easily sell this for more money compare to other crafters that may not have that skill in their skill manager. The skill manager is what shows you all the skills you can train.

Now, before you instantly think this is a terrible system, take a deep breath and keep reading. By using a system like this, it encourage players in game to go a set direction. Unlike a lot of modern MMOs, people actually relay on other people with certain skills to progress in this game. Considering it takes time to level up skills, if you want to be a max level at a certain skill you may need other people to do things for you to be successful in this game.

For example, if you want to gain the best resource harvest skills, you would just skill that, but if you want to produce the best 9mm clips you'll need someone with the max out "Ballistic Production" skills. Then you could easily pay off that person (or if they are in your faction, they will do it for just the production fee.) Finally, you can sell that item on the your factions market and gain money.

GAMEPLAY:
It a shooter, you can go in 1st, 3rd camera views. Everything feels very smooth. Not really much to touch base on here, it does it perfectly fine, so far in my 15 hours of gameplay.

This is just the surface of the game, I'm sure I could easily find more things to add on it, but I will update it later on once I feel like I know enough about each system. I said I would update my review and wanted too.

The last thing I would like to end this review with, is please join a faction (guild/clan/corp). This game STRIVES on human interaction. Factions can get you paid also, and help you in the long run. Get in a faction, ask if they use any voice communication programs, and if you don't even want to talk, just listen to them talk so you know more about the game.

(Updated 6/16/14)TRADE (and awesome examples that make me love this game):
In most sandbox games I enjoy playin trade and production. In this game, your able to make lots of UC (ingame currency) by crafting. The game has a perfect economic circle. Crafters feed the war, war people die, items made again, etc. When things break, people can either repair items, or buy another one from soemone who crafted the gun. Everything in this game is made by players and ran by players. To help my faction I sell my items on their market (sorta like an auction house without the bidding) my faction then gets a percentage and I get money as well of course for selling my items. It really brings out the roleplay 'role' out of me, which not many games have been able to do since Star Wars Galaxies. If I really want to get into the business, if someone it decreasing the price on something I constantly sell, I can put a bounty on his head and get someone to kill him for credits. The person killing them will get profit, and so will I. Also, another thing with miners is that you can place items to mine for you, these are called Mining Rigs. These mining rigs use mining guns to mine raw minerals in the ground. The thing with this is, the mining guns do break eventually, and you will need another one. Once the mining rig is full, you will be usually over weighted if the rig harvested "50x100" of an item. This over weight will also make you walk slow, which is also known as "crip walking". Most of the times, if your not in a safe area (every area besides Earth) you will die. So make sure to always have a person skilled in a weapon to defend you, and guard you while you walk to the storage.

I wouldnt recommend a buy, it feels more of a "tech" demo or blueprint for an upcoming game. It just does not feel finished.. for a game that is going to be doing a lot of melee damage, it really doesn't do it that well. I felt like the game had all this "open world/MMO" aspects, but i felt as if, this game was intended for a more player interaction (which at one point the devs were going to do co-op). From my understanding, this is the outline for the upcoming game the devs are doing (i think they are for xbox one, an MMO).

I just wouldn't support the game, or buy it. It does the "mechanics" good besides the melee combat being not so great. Your placed into this big world, only to feel like you were mean't to play the game with other people.

edit: the best way to describe it, after reading some steam reviews... is everything is just 'medicore'

Such a fun game, I keep playing it over and over!! Love playing the hardcore mode! Buy it! It has the addictiveness as a mobile game but without the transactions.

I think the game is really good. This is coming from someone who loves counter-strike 1.6 and CS: GO. All I did in 1.6 was scrim with people and do matchmaking in CS:GO. People are complaining about hitboxes? They seem dead on to me, I was sprayin headshots. I know when hitboxes are messed up, a game with messed up hitboxes are cs:source. I played the alpha and beta of this game, and the devs are seem to be ALL for this game. At one point this game was slow paced, like Rainbow Six slow. Now in the beta, its a bit quicker, but it still feels VERY competive which I love! This game is very addicting and I can easily see myself trying to find scrims on IRC like in the cs 1.6 days!

These reviews giving it all bad rating might be from old verisons, the reviews doesn't say so it self, so you gotta play the game to know how good it is. But these are words coming from a competive player, I like hard games. Take the time to look at my profile, check out the games I play, this will be one I play next (while playing cs of course).

I'd recommend this game to everyone. Its fun, and competive like counter-strike/dota 2/natural selection 1 & 2.

Hours are small cause alpha didnt record time, and the times I tried to play it, I couldn't find many people in the servers that gave me low ping (Eastern US) at the time, but there were people playing in other servers that were giving me 100 ping.

Performance, it ran perfect on my PC. Its on the unreal engine, typical to expect a unreal game to play very smoothly.

Im currently running a FX-8350 4.0ghz, 770 GTX... so performance may vary, but it was smooth as butter, like all competive games should be.

These are differences of the game from alpha and beta..

ALPHA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RUA0Eg4LmA

BETA (which just recently closed, meaning the lastest one and the last one they will/had have?): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ-lMfI4-R0


Edit: Its a dead game now, and the spray patterns are pretty basic. Gunna not recommend this anymore. Devs dont even update it or anything anymore.

Best alien vs marine game out. Started as a Half Life 1 mod, now its something amazing... very competive like counter-strike and has as much strategy as a RTS game! Buy it!

Amazing game for anyone who misses the Rainbow Six days. This game requires teamwork! You can level up to 99, level up your guns, everything. Has VOIP, you can only talk to your team through micorphone or to the who server with "public" chat. Now that Rising Storm is out, people that buy it will also get the RO2 maps with it! Great game!!

Really good game and fun to play. Its cool, since you can actually make your own weapons, not many games out on the market allows you to do that.

DO NOT BUY THIS BROKEN ASS GAME! JAGEX RUIN THE GAME!!