Recent reviews by ocket8888

10/10 if you love base building i cant understand not liking this game

Kinda dated at this point, but its a neat, original concept with engaging combat. The crafting system is very meh, but the map is huge and there are tons of sidequests that dont suck.

Not for anyone who's new to CS. Matchmaking assumes you're an average player from an earlier game, so you'll spend every match getting dumpstered by dudes with rainbow smgs doing backflips on the victory screen.

Now that all the cards are free, this is a pretty fun game, if somewhat lacking in replayability. It'd be nice if they kept coming out with content for it, and I'd love to see a more Hearthstone-esque card recycling/crafting system, but the actual game is solid.

This game is a bad time for $60. There's no way to avoid PvP and no matchmaking, so if you're not good at it and aren't 12 and have nothing to do but get good at it then you'll spend a couple hours amassing a small amount of treasure to turn in when some crew of sweats will waltz up and wreck your ♥♥♥♥. I honestly have had fun maybe 8% of the times I've launched this game. It's not worth it.

First you have to buy the game, then you have to pay a monthly fee to get features that were included in Fallout 1, a game that came out 23 years ago (infinite storage space in containers, and not getting your stuff stolen by other players).

The entire thing is buggy and laggy, you'll shoot a guy who won't react for like 1.5 seconds, you'll try to scope in, shoot, scope out to cycle a bolt action, but the game sticks you in the scope for no good reason - a mechanic that worked since Fallout New Vegas is now broken.

Roleplaying is impossible, because there's guys wearing furry costumes doing fortnite dances on all five of the NPCs in the game. Because a dozen people can all be trying to do the same quest at a time, they respawn all the enemies at breakneck pace, ruining your immersion. Playing with friends destroys your illusion of choice: "oh, I chose to try to negotiate with the bandits, in exchange for a share of the buried treasure they'll leave the bar alone. So I'm heading to the old, abandoned mine." "Cool. I just shot him in the face and found a map on his body. Now I'm heading to the old, abandoned mine." Situations like that make it extremely apparent how little the player's choices matter. Which was always true, just used to be better-hidden.

Playing without pacifist mode on is suicide because the level 1s are running around with level 100s, so there's no chance of interesting interactions with other people. Not that that would solve it, because even with pacifist mode turned on you can still steal from other players, so everyone plays with pacifist on and you still have to deal with griefing anyway.

You'll get quests for miscellaneous things like "Take this key across the map and use it to open a locker" but then you do it and not only does the quest never go away, but the locker was empty. Even proper side quests don't go away on completion sometimes, which is either a "feature" or a bug.

I give this game a 2/10, I bought it when it was on sale for about 50% off and I still over-payed by about 50% of its original price: don't buy it.