Reseñas recientes de Mocky

Really glad that after 2 long years of divination and prayer the developers finally decided to mass sacrifice the subhuman gacha fans that designed the original crafting system, you no longer have to go through a humiliation ritual straight out of a Korean MMO every time you want to craft a weapon, now they just need to make the game at least half as hard as Vermintide and it will officially be out of Early Access.

Tired of fighting bugs so I went to kill automatons and ended up fighting the game breaking bugs, already getting used to having to kill the game through task manager after every mission.

It's an early access game hiding behind the Game as a Service model, wait 2 months or more to see if the devs come through with the dozens of things they have promised.

Despite the devs best efforts to scare off those just getting into the game with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ progression system that demands you to put anywhere from 30 hours to 150 hours to be able to slurp up the moments where this game truly stands out from it's competition, it's still a relaxing and surprisingly friendly entry into the genre, I give it 4 bullets in the back of the head of whoever came up with the assignment system out of 10

Take me back home

You payed for a multiplayer experience where all your teammates are all cogs in a machine and you got it, but odds are that your machine will be awful, to git gud at this game you have to go down the roleplaying tier, playing with random people it's pretty much dead reckoning, and even if you manage to find yourself a good crew where all of them know the underline to make ♥♥♥♥ work, you can still get screwed because the matches will seldomly be 1vs1, most of the times 1 greatly crewed ship won't be enough to beat 2 floating wreckages unless you get the jump on them.

So to be able to play it properly you need good reliable teammates, sadly, it's a dying game with a starving population, and beggars can't be choosers, it can get boring pretty quickly.

Also being able to put up with the cringe worthy steampunk design is part of the underline too.

It can be enjoyable if you got enough people around you to play it with, as many things, but get ready to fall heavily behind while playing with anyone if you aren't using a booster, they become a must after reaching level 80, that's when the idea of exploration and a world of content infront of you closes down to a linear checklist of grinding, running the same dungeon 20-30 times to get an "almost" needed item is something that most of the people still playing it seem to consider acceptable or have to put up with, and after reaching it, all that is left is doing it again somewhere else, again, the boosters help alot there too, putting enough hours in trying to "get good" at the market eases the burden alot, but then, it's a dying game, if you still haven't played it you are probabbly too late and alot of empty areas and people full of despair await for you, unless you are French, I suppose their server is alive.

There is pretty much zero costumer support and alot of unimplemented content or just stuff that were never finished, might as well try runescape.

The ammount of hours of gameplay you will get out of this game, will be proportinal to your own autism, using mods on your first time playing it helps too, the vanilla game is like running around naked, some basic stuff like Diplomacy, Floris, or those mods where all your units are skeletons are a must to enjoy it more.

This one is the one you need, Fire Sword, Vanilla and whatever else can't compare.

I started playying this game in 2007 when I was 13 years old, with around 3000 hours of gameplay in my old steam account, i actively blame it for my crippling social retardation, do not play under any circunstances, its dead and gone