Reseñas recientes de Bludgeon

it's good lol

Nice gameplay, great soundtrack, alright story.

BUT THEN YOU GET TO THE VERY END OF THE GAME AND THE DIFFICULTY GOT 4x HARDER. THE VERY END. IT DIDN'T REALLY GRADUALLY GET HARDER, IT JUST SUDDENLY BECAME REALLY HARD.

But it's actually still fun even at the end. So yeah, pretty alright game.

This MMORPG is different from the other top MMORPGs on the market. It feels more like a regular RPG but with the usual MMO elements. You can complete a large majority of PvE content solo if you wish, with dungeons, trials, and certain world events being the only content that requires multiple people to complete, so if you came into this game just to satisfy your Elder Scrolls fix, you can do that while ignoring everyone else. The story is very interesting, and EVERYONE IS VOICE ACTED, which helps immerse you even more in the game's world.

PVP is situated in Cyrodiil, and it's essentially capturing different bases on a giant map in order to claim an alliance's Elder Scroll. You'll be seeing hundreds of players just running around either defending or assaulting bases for their alliances. You also have Battlegrounds, which is team-based PVP, where you can do various modes such as Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, etc.

You can be in multiple guilds to satisfy a wide variety of interests, whether it be running dungeons/trials, or wanting to make a profit through the Guild Store systems. Players are generally willing to help others clear content that they're having a hard time with.

Any race can go any class, and use any resource, and perform well, although there are obviously superior combinations. This allows for a wide range of customizability, combined with the large amount of item sets, and the extensive amount of skills available to each character. You can even incorporate lycanthropy/vampirism into your gameplay (If someone's offering this gift for money, they're scamming you!) There's a large amount of armor and weapon customization options available to the player, and you'll definitely be spending a lot of time trying to acquire them all, if you're a customization nut like me.

The ESO Plus Subscription is optional, since ESO is now a "buy once and play" kind of game, but it offers great value to players who purchase it. While it provides many things, the only things you really need to understand about it is that (1) you get access to all the DLCs (these are different from expansions like Summerset or Elsweyr), which means you don't have to pay for the DLCs to access their new content, (2) You get access to the craft bag, which is essentially unlimited space for crafting materials, which helps lighten your inventory load by a lot, (3) your bank space gets doubled, and (4) you gain an equivalent amount of Crows per # of months purchased, which can go towards the cosmetic options in the Crown Store, or towards permanently purchasing the DLC, so that you can access them even after your subscription ends.

However, given that it plays quite differently from games like FFXIV and WoW, I'd suggest at least buying the base game, which comes with the Morrowind expansion, and try it out, and if you enjoy it, continue playing. It might not please everyone looking for a new MMO, especially since the combat system relies quite a bit on animation canceling and synergies, which can be a turnoff to some players. FPS in the Cyrodiil PVP area will also be an issue due to the large amount of players and visual effects on screen, so beware. Crafting is also quite a large pain in the ass, due to how long it can take to acquire all the traits of any one type of item.

Overall, I'd recommend the game to anyone either looking for a nice MMORPG, or someone who just wants more modern Elder Scrolls goodness.

I bought this game because I was so pleased with Kingdom: Classic.

This game improves on Kingdom's mechanics, and adds a few more. The money box you get each day is now replaced with a merchant who will provide you with 8 coins everyday as long as you tip him 1 coin. You can now make new kingdoms by building a ship to travel to new lands. There's a banker who you can give money to and he'll also provide you with coins.

There's a bunch of other new mechanics in the game, but I think it's better that you discover them yourself. Buy it.

I got this during the sale when it was made free.

This game is simple, yet fun. You slowly build a kingdom while trying to survive each night. It's pretty fun to do. Buy it, and buy Kingdom: New Lands as well. That game is a bit easier, but both provide unique experiences that will make you keep playing.

Very fun and fast paced game. Great soundtrack. Very interesting mechanics and upgrade system that is actually incredibly satisfying to use.

The overall game is a bit similar to Rogue Legacy but that's part of what makes this game so damn good. Buy this game.

This is the best lootbox simulator of all time

Really good story, not as complicated as the Youtubers and Redditors say it is, unless you like discussing stories through the lens of a philosophy class. If you just wanna play the game and know what happens and why, then the story is easily digestible. Combat is fun for the most part. Didn't enjoy playing the hacking minigames on either controller or M+K controls because it felt bad even with the lock-on. DLC is fun for most of the levels but the last levels in all 3 arenas are evil.

How do I stop playing this game

10/10 play with patch