Yet to have such a vast world be lacking in finer details and laden with combat issues made me really doubt whether or not they could manage to impress me if given a second chance. Clearly, sprawling RPGs are their thing, if only partially. But the most annoying thing about this game is the loading screens, and bugs, a shame because this could be one of the greatest, but again, you cant complain about piracy if you keep releasing unpolished and rushed games.If I’m going to be honest, THQ Nordic was on my poop list after Elex. Sometimes you will get killed for osme reason because you failed to achieve an objetive that apparently, wasnt mentioned in the mission instructions.
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Sometimes you dont even know what to do, or better yet, how to do it.
Missions with missleading instructions. Specifically one of em that will prevent me to advance throgh the main story line. Serioulsy, i did stop playing this game because of bugs. I mean, the AI cheats you constantly building units with non stop relying in unlimited resources lol. RTS? this game is not a strategic game. Seriously? i mean, even for loading the world map you need to wait a loading screen that in some cases, will take over more than a minute to load. What i do not like - Endless loading screens. The work on the story and dialogues is amazing too. But some aspects leave it only in the doors being just another semi-rts title expecting too much from the players. But some aspects leave it only in the doors being just another semi-rts title expecting too much from the This could be an amazing game. The game would receive an 8/10 if I had a better control and overview of what is happening during the RTS segments. Not to mention all your efforts with character development go to waste when you simply do not have time to micromanage their skills during combat.
It actually feels infuriating when you think you're doing all you possibly can and at the same time there are plenty more things the AI is doing while you f*ck around with those decoy units they send out to divert your attention all the time. Every aspect of the RTS gameplay feels very unorganized and barely controllable. In such cases you end up wasting precious seconds checking out the situtation, then wasting some more trying to figure out where exactly your camera is now, where your nearest soldiers are and where you need to go next to do whatever. In these RTS segments, the game will constantly throw you off by alerting you of events like "being attacked" when there is just one enemy dude running into an army of your men or one of your outposts. There is simply no way for you to know the right approach from the get-go and you will likely fail until you know what exactly you need to be focusing on to beat some particular segment. Normally failing and learning from your mistakes is a good thing, but not in this game. Any strategy you practise is usually devised through trial-and-error. There is honestly no room for a breather in the RTS segments. The game feels like something of a throwback to Age of Empires 2 on harder difficulties. In these RTS segments you have to manage armies and settlements at the same time, but your gameplay experiece is made as difficult as possible by way of ridiculous mechanics. This game has many sections of fascinating storytelling, but they are usually followed by extremely hectic RTS segments which completely break the pacing and mood. This game has many Great storytelling and graphics are welcome, but they are much less impactful without a solid gameplay foundation. Great storytelling and graphics are welcome, but they are much less impactful without a solid gameplay foundation.
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