Recent reviews by .choi

A clash between Warframe and the Division, with a dash of Destiny is how I would describe this game for newcomers coming into reading about this game. I'm currently 25 hours into the game but I have been enjoying it.

It is very similar to Warframe, when it comes to modding your class and weapons, the Leveling up systems, Mastery Ranks, Activators (or Reactors/Potatoes), Catalyst (or Forma), Anais (or Armory).

Their HP and MP bars are slightly similar to Division 1 & 2, where there are shield bars, and their HP right next to the class you are currently on.

the dash of destiny vibes are just the region/sections of the map is similar to the open concept of Destiny 2 respective to their planets.

future additional things Nexon might do that all of these games have is (I don't know really, just speculations),
Factions/Syndicates: a ranked based system for certain races or classes to sell unique items and mods for certain classes.

Clans/Guilds: At the moment, there is no "Dojo" or Guild Hall that the game has but most likely that will be added to the game.

Raids: right now there are these Void Intercepts, similar to Eidolons in Warframe where you go kill them for loot and you can open patterns, similar to Relics in Warframe.

PvP: I doubt this will have a larger impact on gameplay because Warframe has PvP but it is not as popular as their PvE aspects.

Parkour Maps: more than likely there will be a few maps like these where there will be time trials people might do if they get to endgame.

Companions: similar to their popular game, Maplestory where there will be pets or floating drones that pick up stuff for you. Free and Convenience items.

Another passive/skill tree for sub talents and tree for your classes.
they might put in space fights or dogfighting (or Archwing missions).


Overall, I will be playing this game for awhile, as a Warframe Veteran and a Destiny 2 player, this game definitely hits the spot to cater both ends together. This game has potential and lets see where Nexon takes this. Hopefully, fingers crossed, it does well throughout the months and not become like New World.

I refunded for this game for now. I have Intel Graphics HD 4400 on my laptop and before, the "cool kids" start commenting on why I have a bad graphics card, I would like to say a lot of people are still in confusion or in plain rage because the game does not respond to any fixtures or workarounds for the game. Once the Overall review is back at "Mostly Positive", I will wait until then. I was very siked about its launch and on the release date, but similar to Tree of Savior, both games, free or buy, came out terrible during release both with few pros and tons of cons. So people who are reading the reviews of No Man's Sky and you come across this review, I suggest you either buy a PS4 and buy it on the console rather than on the PC or wait until this game can finally be playable on across all computers with decent specs. The game has potential and I would of loved it even more if the game functioned properly. Until then, I recommend people not to buy this game. If someone manages to get it all started with an in-depth guide for Intel Graphics Card users, whisper me the link or something! Good luck people!

Rust is a great game to play and maneuver around aimlessly. It is an open exploration game that is part minecraft and part DayZ without the zombies.

Pros:
Love the feel of building buildings
Gather materials and craft weapons and building materials, workbench, etc.
Great graphics, equal idea to minecraft but better than minecraft if the game becomes official
Realistic
You can find Blueprints from animal drops/crates.
THERE ARE AIRDROPS!!!

Cons:
Weapons look the same if you equip M4's or Bolt Action Rifles
Gathering Materials can get repetitive
Can get bored if there isn't a lot of people to play with.
Can get boring once achieved "success"

Warframe is really fun once you start making your weapons with the materials you find in planets. I recommend this game because it gets interesting once you start honing your skills by dodging bullets, sliding, melee attacks, running on walls, etc.

Pros:
Very Addictive
A great grasp of multiple games into one
Interesting visual skills and abilities
Complex designs on Warframes (Characters) and Weapons
Can make every weapon and warframes


Cons:
Making warframes and weapons take from 12 hours to 3 days
Mods in-game can be annoying
Pay to win (although you can make all the weapons in time)
Hard to master some things

The one above was when I reviewed it June 22, 2013.

It's now October 19, 2017, which has been about 4 years of playing warframe, on and off.
Now its time for a better review for the new players coming in to see what it is like compared to before and now. I will keep the same format but with a longer introduction.

So Warframe is essentially an Third-Person-Shooter with MMO elements. With the new expansion, Plains of Eidiolon, this game has really started from the bottom, to make this fantastic game. With the exception of potential bugs, being the new patch have been released, it is excellent for a FREE-TO-PLAY game. Although, the customization in this game isn't like Black Desert Online with the facial and body customization, it offers a variety of Syandanas (Capes), Helmets, Attachments such as Soulder pads, ankle pads, chest pieces, sigils, etc. to customize how you want your Warframe to be. As mentioned above, Weapons and Warframes can be all unlocked within the game whether it is the market blueprints or from the clan's research labs. There are so many things to do in Warframe where you won't get bored of. So here is another Pro and Con to Warframe with the Plains of Eidolon:

Pros:
Still very addictive
Ability to unlock all Warframes and Weapons without spending a single dime.
Abilities in-game look superb and flashy
Warframes visual capabilities are endless
Bullet Jumps and many mechanics to make you go pretty fast
Selling Parts to people for plat can be used for cosmetics, and buying other prime weapons and warframes and slots
New kind of mods called "Rivens" to further enchance your damage for weapons.
There is fishing and mining (modern styles)
Eidolon Hunting (Raid Boss every night)
Bounties with set mods to pick up
New Weapons and cosmetics come out very frequently in this game, roughly between every 2-3 months.
PVP (if you enjoy that)
The Warframe community is very supportive for new players


Cons:
Weapons take between 12-24 hours which can be a pain
Platinum is almost a mandatory thing to have to trade with other players.
Warframe parts take about 12-24 hours, then another 3 days to complete the Warframe BP
Grinding for resources and rare mods can be annoying (This is the most important aspect)
Hard to Master but you can still do really well with them.
I recommend starting POE (Plains of Eidolon) until you have at least 150 hours under your belt with main quests completed before starting (Unless you got friends...)