Recent reviews by Bashea

What happened?

It's like that one game we all used to play, but the hero's actually feel good. Hopefully they don't get too greedy like the snow company did.

Fish, drinking, and hanging out. Fishing like god intended.

I normally don't write reviews but Lethal Company is a really great game to play with friends.

I would give it a 8/10, it loses two points because it doesn't scale with your party and when you start approaching late game mistakes have to be minimal, you have to thoroughly plan, and if you don't have the recommended 4 players going past day 25 feels impossible without metagaming which ruins the game.

I wish the game scaled based off of the number of players. Such as if you're playing solo, there's more grouping to the scrap, monsters are still present but don't start attacking too early, and making them potentially a bit easier to kill, two people same thing but less handicap, so on and so forth. Over all it's a great game and I hope it makes GOTY.

PS, the zombie update was not favorable, the fact that they zip down ladders at an un-comprehensible speed makes it impossible, which for some reason tends to be a common occurrence.

Surprisingly good for a mobile port mmorpg

Do you actually need a Runescape review?

If you enjoyed Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing then this will likely be a title you enjoy, this time it's in Australia.
- Animal Crossing like features -
• Villager system - Get new villagers that serve different purposes for core game play
• Get your own house, go in debt like Tom taught you.
• Ability to move function buildings
• Collecting creatures and fish with a museum like system
• Catching your fish & critters with the ability to display them in a tank
• Decoration
- Stardew Valley like features -
• Farming & Cooking - Get seeds to make your crops and make them in to dishes
• Mines - Ability to go in the mines, it's a little different but I'll let you figure that out
• Date and time - Days are on a timer (Days are also longer than SDV)
• Recap of the day when you sleep - Gives you level up stats, and tells you how much you've earned
• Energy system - Done much better IMO since getting your energy back isn't just for those who have saved up or saved for a special occasion

That's the basics, not trying to spoil the game, it's completely different but very much the same as both of those combined.

It doesn't have that AC aesthetic and could use a bit of model cleanup, however I very much recommend

It's an odd mix between mild Animal Crossing and Rust-ISH.
You spawn in and explore, probably die a few times due to hunger or getting shot up. After getting your tent up you start your "Tom Nook" grind, but instead of money you need wood. Skip forward a few hours and you have a house, your getting containers to store your loot and building up.
I would say the game needs a good bit of work but what we have now is fully functional. I hope the developers stay proactive to make this game the best it can be. It's for those who like survival games / pvp, but don't have to live and breathe the game to stay on top.

First time on an Eastern MMO release review bombers?
The game plays great first and foremost. The combat is fluent, it's fun, and it gives you that Diablo playstyle feel. I'm a long time mmo player and this is just how launches are, if this is your first time then push to soft cap end game (level 50) and if grinding for your gear is going to be a hassle then it's time to go play Slime Rancher or Minecraft, because mmos, especially eastern mmos are not for you.
The negative reviews about bugs, lag, and other is coming from people with a twix wrapper as their modem's antenna or they're from the EU servers, which has confirmed has issues.

- You're going to do a lot of grinding
- You're going to have to put in a lot of work to get completely endgame
- Enjoy the leveling process and don't burn yourself out
- If you're not having fun make a new class. It's not the end of the world and you can level fast if you rush story
- The pay to win stigma is incorrect. It's pay for speed, the beneficial items in the shop can be bought with earned currency. The materials you can buy are specifically to upgrade your gear, which you have to earn in the first place.
- Get in a Guild, make friends. I and my friends can enjoy these types of games solo, but you may not.

My point is, don't crap on the game until you get off the first island and get your boat, there's tons to be discovered and your character gets stupid op if you learn to build your character correctly. Do what you find fun, not what the meta is. Meta gaming is something we as mmo players do to flex and it's not worth the effort if you can't enjoy the game after doing it.

There's not much more to be said than the description. It's a great game if you're looking to meet new people and hang out. There's plenty of stuff to do, but you'll usually find my friends and I hanging out in front of a mirror. With the content in the game made almost entirely by the community you'll never run out of new things to see. Pretty much diy development and has a ton of potential to be more if the devs would update some software.

My only con is that there's no data storing, so every minigame is temporary, if they would allow for data storing it would open a thousand new doors for content.