Останні рецензії користувача Yoshimtu

It shows a lot of potential but it is in a super early access state. There is quite a bit of bugs, unfinished skill trees, and only about 4-5 hours of actual content.

After you finish the first act you get sent to the very basic endgame that is their Solar/maps system. However it is just some minor differences and once you get a few fuses set up the game becomes incredibly easy.

In the end I don't recommend this game in its current state but it shows promise, I think even for early access it was released pretty early and think it should have been a proper closed or open beta with how unfinished it is. I will definitely be keeping a lookout on it because I do think the devs are making a great game.

Seems like a pretty neat game, I was enjoying it quite a bit and MIGHT continue to check more of it later on, not guaranteed only because I saw the ingame store (real currency exchange). More described below:

As a warning and definite deterrent for me, there is definite pay to win things in the cash shop. From making items not drop on death, loot & exp increase consumables, the ability to get out of jail immediately, familiars that straight up buff you, and more

This isn't even counting the fact they also sell VIP with auto looting and more, sell multiple expansions/dlc, which I believe is fine, but having that outrageous paid consumables on top of that is definitely worrying.

All of that is a shame because as mentioned. I was enjoying it, I love oldschool mmos and where I stopped playing something like Tibia or Ultima, this definitely felt like it would have been a great time for awhile.

Aside from the launch queue, the game has been pretty enjoyable.

It's got some issues but nothing too major that I've seen. But I'd definitely recommend you look into what you're gonna get into. This (at least so far) doesn't have any grandiose bosses and is very grounded. It's story isn't that great to me, and in reality a lot of the stuff isn't anything special.

But as someone who prefers oldschool mmo/rpgs, I get the sort of immersive feel when playing, ane exploring that I got with those oldschool MMOs, and I didn't think I'd really get that from an mmo again as I thought I just outgrew it.

I have 1400 hours on POE on steam, and about another 2000-3000 off steam, about 800 hours on D3, and countless hours on other ARPGs. As a huge fan of the genre, This is shaping up to be one of my favorites in it.

I originally waited a few months before playing in hopes multiplayer comes out, but decided to try it anyways after disliking the direction of POE, I didn't regret it in the slightest.

Last Epoch is lacking content, a lot of the core gameplay loop is there but some classes are not done, the story is not all complete, and there isn't a ton of uniques/set items yet. As mentioned however the core gameplay is there as well as the endgame, so it feels pretty good with some stuff clearly not finished.

Fun game

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I had bought this game with an idea it would be similar to most other hacking sims, more along the lines of Hacker Experience. While this one took me by a slight surprise with it being more about coding than the others, which is fine.

I originally was really enjoying this game while in the tutorial, which really is a mini-singleplayer campaign. It was only after this ended that I started seeing the flaws in my opinion that the game had.

After the tutorial is over you get thrown out into the multiplayer, no idea what to do but if you have had my luck your chat will probably be getting spammed (we'll get to that in a bit)

slight how to start playing spoilers ahead- - - So eventually you'll realize that the beginner thing to do is to scavenge inactive ai account and take their money, which sounds alright however it gets repetitive real fast. You type a command "scripts.fullsec" and it brings a huge list of servers/locations up. It's a list of both NPC, and player servers with no way to tell which is which, which doesnt sound that bad but it starts bringing on the repetitiveness really early going down a huge list til you get to a NPC server. Now remember the spam in chat I mentioned? If you connect someones server they can run scripts. fullsec scripts can't do anything bad, but they can make you spam in the chat, spam players directly, and the sort. When I was in the chat it was hell, constant spams of ascii art, people clicking on spam servers, people namespoofing, namespoofing system messages, and one other thing, providing fake servers.

If you type "scripts.fullsec" it'll do what I mentioned above, show you the list of servers. However, if you type "script.fullsec" that can instantly take you to someones server and take your money you got from that monotonous finding npc servers and hacking them over and over. I never went to them thankfully so I dont exactly know the extent of what they do. And it's not just script.fullsec. Every command in the game starts with word.word, and as far as I can tell a player server can be any combination that isn't taken. This includes chatting, shutting off the game, checking your system info, and anything. If someone decides to grab that server, a simple typo will mess you up. While not a big deal, I found it silly the way that works with checking my account balance or even viewing my system info, or turning off the game, is the same command scheme for joining what is possibly a dangerous server.

Now if that wasn't bad enough, the game also has an auto complete, where you type part of a word and it enters it. You quickly learn how useful this is in the tutorial when they give you a long server name and you just need to type a couple letters and hit tab. However, once in multiplayer it goes to hell as well, any time a player puts for instance, "script.fullsec" it will show up on your autocomplete list. And there is no way to get it off, or block them from coming. So what you are taught to be a great thing, is now, a timebomb. All this really just screws over anyone with a simple spelling mistake once, and a player for being new and not realizing this, a LOT more than it should.

So in the end I ended up having to leave chat with all the spam and autocomplete words, and was essentially forced out of communicating with anyone due to scripts people made, while some other people just try to find an NPC or do something of the sort with others name spoofing system messages. That didn't get rid of the autocomplete though I'm stuck with that forever, so it seemed the only proper choice there was to leave the chat as soon as you get out of the tutorial.

My last negative point is the text box itself, is horrible. I'm not sure if it was to go with the theme of a terminal, or if it was just done poorly, but in a game about typing stuff, it helps a ton to have a good area to type in, which this does not. Clicking stuff can be a minor annoyance, you get a notepad but can only copy one line at a time, theres a chat box but chat still comes up where you put all your code in and floods it with no way to change it. And its missing some basic hotkeys, most noticeable selecting a group of letters/words with highlighting them and deleting them, as well as ctrl+A or select all for windows.

With all that said I do have two positive points about the game

A. the tutorial, without spoiling anything it had a cheesy/slightly cringy story but it grew on me and I did like the stuff I was doing there, it had a good pace and was really fun and enjoyable

and B. Along with the spam servers, npcs, and whatever else you may find, there is ones that players have made, where its a script that does certain things for you for a fee.


TL;DR / Summary

1. The tutorial was great, it was more like a mini-singleplayer campaign and provides 1-2 hours of entertainment.
2. You seemingly can just code some basic javascript stuff which may be enjoyable
3. The box where you write EVERYTHING in , is one of the worst I see in a game.
4. a lot of beginner traps and the like
5. chat spam is through the room do to javascript spam scripts.
6. really monotonous gameplay. (even compared to other hacking games)

Paid DLC in early access? We hit a new low

The game itself is okay, nothing super but definitely not bad, but at least finish your game before fishing for more money.

This game is clunky and the graphics are awful. On top of this saying why its a great game will ruin it. It's short, it's free. Give it a go, I urge you.

Downloaded the game, required an external patcher to download more stuff and check files every time I run the game.

It then proceeded for me to enter my Steam key and the servers were down or something, it didnt connect. Finally got that and now it wants me to create an account. Couldn't tell if the website was having issues or if the sites formatting is awful but anyways made my account and still couldn't log in. Figure I messed the password up which would be my fault so I go to reset password. Says it can't send mail and I need to contact the site admin? Try making another account thinking it didnt make, but it said email in use. Finally used another email got it working and all that. Just for it not to detect my steering wheel which works fine in anything else, researching it seems like people have issues with tons of wheels in general. the game itself was "mediocre" and the controls were a little awful although I was using keyboard. Should not have taken this much just to be disappointed.

It's a fun game but I bought it for the multiplayer after watching a streamer play it. Now logically you'd think you can buy the game and play multiplayer right? That's the normal way of thinking. No, not for this game you have to buy the DLC if you want multiplayer unlocked, which is probably the worst thing for a DLC I seen, just locking the ability to play with people and friends only.