Subject28_88
Joined Dec 2021
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Had a lot of fun with the game but ultimately a month after beginning to play it's showing just how wonky the multiplayer (Operations) is.
Particularly when you have 'Majoris' enemies grouped together whether you get a deflect or not is really up to the game not you. They've clearly not thought this through. Same with with flamer Chaos marines which when grouped you've got to just tank if you can. That's surely not how it's supposed to be played? The whole thing is unbalanced and not properly play tested. All manageable but not sure the almighty Space Marine is supposed to look at mobs and wonder whether the game's gonna let them deflect all four attacks in a second.
Not impressed.
Particularly when you have 'Majoris' enemies grouped together whether you get a deflect or not is really up to the game not you. They've clearly not thought this through. Same with with flamer Chaos marines which when grouped you've got to just tank if you can. That's surely not how it's supposed to be played? The whole thing is unbalanced and not properly play tested. All manageable but not sure the almighty Space Marine is supposed to look at mobs and wonder whether the game's gonna let them deflect all four attacks in a second.
Not impressed.
From the piss poor story to the clunky incoherent controls this is an absolute waste of your time.
Narrative wise it can't decide if it's a harrowing action sci-fi body horror or a comedy both of which it fails at. Warren's kicking about from the first game but for some reason thinks he's got something better to do while you're clearly transforming into a murderous tank before his eyes. And there's a girl. She's the key. And only you can sense/save her. Slow clap Shakespeare.
So you'll be walking around lopping off limbs fighting recycled bosses only beatable by completely changing your implants/weapons, jumping mid fight with no option to turn it off/remap it, parrying successfully when the machine gods deem you worthy no matter how many times you've done it and resetting the world for no other reason then this is a soulslike.
Guys get rid of all the crap and refine the actual mechanics. No one cares that there are fifty f swords because they all basically function the same and the world they inhabit is as compelling as Warren in a cowboy hat.
Narrative wise it can't decide if it's a harrowing action sci-fi body horror or a comedy both of which it fails at. Warren's kicking about from the first game but for some reason thinks he's got something better to do while you're clearly transforming into a murderous tank before his eyes. And there's a girl. She's the key. And only you can sense/save her. Slow clap Shakespeare.
So you'll be walking around lopping off limbs fighting recycled bosses only beatable by completely changing your implants/weapons, jumping mid fight with no option to turn it off/remap it, parrying successfully when the machine gods deem you worthy no matter how many times you've done it and resetting the world for no other reason then this is a soulslike.
Guys get rid of all the crap and refine the actual mechanics. No one cares that there are fifty f swords because they all basically function the same and the world they inhabit is as compelling as Warren in a cowboy hat.