Recent reviews by nateX

I don't know why I'm able to write a review for this game when I don't even own it, but I think that's pretty cool and I recommend the game just based on that fact alone

Good but wait for a good sale because 50 euros is ridiculous.

Lots of spooky underground tunnels that makes me clench my ass cheeks. Highly recommend if you can run it at 60 fps 1080p.

I use the Quest 3 linked through Quest Link booted up through the Oculus VR option. Great flight sim with lots of community made campaigns and scenarios. Runs great on my Ryzen 9 5950X and 3060 12GB and I experience zero motion sickness. Lots of fun with a great selection of weapons to use but definitely look up a guide or two because it took me like 5 hours of playtime before I even realized how to deploy chaff and flares lol

127 hours in the past two weeks. I am either autistic or the game is just good. Probably both.

Realistic documentary, I highly recommend.

I keep getting door camped by the ghost. It always starts hunting the moment I step inside

This is more addicting than crack cocaine, even if I did get bent over and railed by a bunch of NPCs

At the games current stage I can't recommend the game. The game has many flaws in terms of gameplay. I still like playing it, but a lot of the game mechanics become very tedious and annoying. My character is level 16 mage and is being sent to lvl 25 areas to fight and do quests. I barely do damage to any of the mobs despite having pretty high-tier loot. I know there are ways to cheese the game by reaching end-game areas and getting the best possible loot as soon as you reach level 2, but that's not for me.

I'll go into a little detail about stuff that I don't like about the game.
1) Crafting recipes are incredibly tedious. At no point during the game do you feel the sense of ''Hey, I could actually mass produce this because it's an early game item.'' I am still struggling to make a basic fireball spell because you need 10 resin to craft 20 basic fireballs, HOWEVER, resin is tedious to farm because it has a chance to drop from trees, so it takes 2-3 minutes to craft 20 fireballs which still deal no damage.

2) The quests send you far far away from your starter home to encourage exploring, however, it soon becomes obvious that you are venturing into areas that out level you. Again, I have spent 25ish hours in the game, I have a level 16 mage, and I can barely take on one monster in the area where my quests are. My friend who is a melee class can easily take on 6-7 mobs by himself. The only value I provide is healing (something that he too can get by just dumping a couple of skill points into intelligence and water aura skill.

3) Back to crafting. Once you reach a certain point of the game, you will be tasked with finding tools that are scattered all across the map in order to craft stuff. These items are tedious to get because they're either in high level areas or a super long run away.

4) The map is pretty much empty and you're forced to glide/run miles away just for basic tasks.

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