Gallen_Dugall 最近的评测

Career mode lets you avoid the awful main campaign. This is good. The unlocks from the cantina are essential to complete the frequent "Your four mechs against 20+ mechs" missions. This is less good, basically a pay for mechanic that lets you fix a badly implemented difficulty scale from the base game. Remember how they did this in the old games? You fight a reasonable number of opponents and then there's a break in the mission where you can repair and refit before taking on the next group within the same mission. I noticed a few repair bays on scripted missions but this is not a thing in normal missions.

Just finished the campaign. Doesn't have the exciting feel of the 4th Succession Wars campaign. It's okay. If you like Rasalhague it's good. Kind of sucks that for all your contributions the people you help hate you for other mercenary groups not wanting to die for their cause... to keep them from having to die for their cause... hypocrisy. You've hired mercenaries. What are you expecting? Realistic but I don't need that much realism from my stompy robot game. Made me want to flip them off and say, "Then you won't have my help when the Clams show up. Have fun being a slave @#$!*s."
Recommended for the addition of rival/helpful merc companies doing their own thing and the Bounty Hunter missions.

Melee is super effective and feels correct. Next time some light mech starts crowding your assault smack it down.

This campaign is infinitely more fun than the main campaign. Too bad they have to handwave your missions as classified to keep them canon. Unless you're a Federated Suns hater this is highly recommendable as a campaign experience.

Not great. Not terrible. All three have excellent themeing. I like the King Kong table. And the Godzilla vs Kong table is okayish although it is very low scoring. The Godzilla table just seems to send ball after ball straight down the centerline, and when you finally get something set up, bloop, the ball rolls straight down the centerline and ball out. I literally ran a whole game where I never got a flipper on the ball. Freak accident? Glitching physics? I dunno but it wasn't fun. The other table I saw do this was the Boba Fett table.
I'm a very casual pinball player so take that for what it's worth.

Grabbed this for the medieval table as it is an all time classic I played IRL. They do a good job capturing the original gameplay.

The second of two eldritch horror tables released so far. This one is traditional Lovecraftian horror. The critters grabbing the ball off the table was quite unexpected.

I'm all for more '80s tables... and some '70s and even '60s tables would be welcome. Vintage fun.

This is a great little table. I found it very intuitive and was able to easily rack up some big scores.

I like this table. It reminds me of early computer pinball when they started experimenting with all the things you couldn't do with a physical table. This one is a little more restrained and traditional, but it's good fun and visually exciting.