Tourist McGee 最近的评测

I loved the first one, bugs and all. However, TGC2 was supposed to be a step forward, alas, i feel they failed. There are certainly some things they got right, but they just aren't enough to pull an upvote from me.

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Wind.

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. A double digit crosswind should blow the ball in the direction the wind is blowing. I've had numerous occasions in BOTH game where the ball just ignores the wind, totally screwing up a shot.

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Putting.

I've seeng putting in TGC2 compared to putting on a hardwood floor, and that's a pretty good analogy. Even a slight tap can send the ball carreening accross the green.

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Tempo.

There aren't words for how much i HATE this system. Fast, Perfect, Slow... whatever. Full backswing at the tee = Perfect. Full downswing = Perfect. Hear a "tink" ball goes 100 yards. I don't understand why they changed the previous system that in my opinion worked just fine.

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Elevation.

Pin is double digit uphill against a double digit wind. I club up to compensate and the ball goes exactly the range the clubs says it will go plus rolls a bit further. So my shot is now several yards behind the pin, usually somewhere in the rough on the far side of the green.


I want to love this game. Really i do. However, there are just too many broken mechanics that should've been worked on more before release.

This game seems to be complicated simply for the sake of making things complicated. The player is bombarded with the cluttered UI making seeing the actual game (which is really quite lovely) a pain.

Every gathering option has it's own tool. Butcher knife, tanning knife, ax, syringe to get sap, shovel, hoe, etc. Not only does this take up a lot of bag space, they must also be equipped before using. So either open your bag and swap them out every time or put them on the action bar for even more screen clutter.

LIke i said, complicated just to be complicated.

The community is the usual crap of trolls and bad and offensively named players.

Which brings me to the naming system. Every name has to be unique. You start out having to make a Family name, which has to be unique, then you pick a character name which must also be unique. So people can literally spend hours trying to create a unique name.

I understand the Family name being unique, but the character name shouldn't be so stringent. No Tom Smith or Tom Jones. Nope, both name have to be unique. This just frustrates the entry process to no end.

There are things that can only be purchased in the shop; pets, etc. which would normallly not bother me much. Except that the prices are so stupidly overblown.

It takes "Pearls" to buy things from the shop. Each pearl is about 1$, while pets, costumes, mounts, etc, can run as high as 3,400 pearls. Do the math on that. Yeah. It's just stupid.

I know we "don't have to buy them", which is true, but it's a testament to the greed of this company; that they expect people to pay those prices.

It's an "ok" game. Not great, not terrible. Being locked out of your keyboard after the match to have the PotG (Play of the Game) forced on you is definitely a game killer. You either have to sit through it or ALT+TAB out and wait or shut it down via task manager.

The game play feels uninspired and rather average.

Nothing about this game really stands out or makes it memorable, imo.

There are other games that do what this game does and do it better, so i'd highly recommend looking for an alternative.

At first, it's interesting and fun. After the first few missions however, it quickly becomes apparent that all one really needs to do is just mass an army quickly and zerg to the other side. Most traps are largely ineffective, in my experience, i just needed to stack bombadiers with ramparts, everything else was just useless or at the very least, unnecessary.

The tried to add a lot of depth, but overall, things just felt complicated simply for the sake of adding complication without necessity or purpose.

I'll give this 1 star out of 5. It's still very bug ridden and crashes every few minutes. Landing on a planet is successful one time out of 10 because either the game lags upon landing and i die, or i land and the game crashes, or i simply touch down and die regardless of how soft i try to land.

Game has potential, but has a very long way to go before it's in an even reasonably playable state.

Just tinkered with this a bit. It clearly states that it is in EARLY ALPHA, so i expected bugs and quirks and i got bugs and quirks. That being said, this game does have a lot of potential.

The game is a "career alpha" and while updates can take an excruciatingly long time, I do believe that the game is coming along well and to my knowledge, there is no better first person tower defense game that lets you build what you want and change the landscape to suit your needs.

I had a pretty good time with this game. I did feel the F2P model was extremely gated, and i did not like being reminded about their shop so frequently. In all honesty though, for me, the big reason why i quit playing was the action bar clutter. Too many buttons to keep track of in my opinion.

Can't really recommend this title. The fighting consists largely (in my experience) of cutscenes and mega damage. Very little fighting actually taking place.

I like fighting games. Not cutscene games.

This game has potential, but GamersFirst (lol) is clearly incapable of giving it the attention it needs to reach that potential. The game is mostly fun, but to have that fun, you have to be prepared to deal with lag/microstutters, hitreg, botters, hackers, crap server performance, exploiters, pornography (player made images), racism, sexism, threats of real world violence, and a near complete lack of GamersFirst presence on the servers. I say near-complete, because there are occasions when the staff makes an appearance, but those are extremely rare occurances.

I would love to recommend this game, but i simply cannot. I have logged almost 2000 hours into this game, and i've watched it mostly degrade in that time.

Best i can tell anyone is, STAY AWAY from this game until GamersFirst (can't even say that with a straight face) either gets the game under control, or sells it to a company that will.