TR Anniversary has the worst save system in history of gaming... Combined with fact, that you know where to go/jump but Lara decides to randomly fall from clifs etc. makes this game perfect choice for masohists. Basicly after couple mistakes that force you to watch cutscene again, and go trough obsticles again... and again... and again... you want to throw this piece of bad programing trough window!
I played Cyberpunk 2077 since release. It was 10/10 game for me. When the expansion started I was thinking - it will be even better... And then, you got this idiotic fight with Chimera that kills everyone, but you got to defeat it single handed. Whole game i was just into stealth and netrunning, and this idiotic thing is just unhackable... Not my thing anymore. This one thing just killd the game for me. Thanks CDPR...
Game difficulty levels are so stupidly unbalanced that it's so sad, because game itself is quite interesting. 1/5 level is to easy even for beginner and in 2/5 level Wermaht loses to Polish forces on every step... Which is - if I remebmer correctly - rather unhistoricall. I know that there are players who need inferno dificulties etc. but come on... It is really imposible to create linear progress in difficulty?
As far I can see - your forces are just for you to see as mighty Spain destroying you on every step of the way. Only friendly AI is doing some damage, but you can not control it. So you can play only on 1/5 difficulty level (wchith is to easy) or just spend your money on better games.
I gave this game two chances and that's enough! Using the mouse is totally counterintuitive. You spend 1/3 of your time looking for quest solutions on the Internet (and believe me - the game must be really ****** ** so that I would reach for walkthroughs). The other 1/3 you watch as the characters run at snail's pace to the other end of the area where it turns out you were meant to be. And the last 1/3 you are trying to feel the atmosphere of the post-apocalyptic world ... but it's not there. I don't know... Maybe it's because the walkthrough didn't help you much and you're at the starting point. Well it's time to run back for another half an hour... In Fallout 1, 2, or even Fallout Tactics, you immediately felt that the world had died ... It was disturbingly addictive. Here, IMHO, the game has died because, for God's sake, how many times can you ask uncle Google which NPC you should talk to or where to go, because the directions in the mission log are - at least - insufficient. If you like spending your time thinking what authors idea for that iritating quest was than this might be thing for you. Otherwise, let it go.
Well... I have ambivalent feelings. The game is fun, addictive, almost perfect... I would love to give it 5 stars... BUT... You build your hero, and you are all excited about killing hordes of monsters... Bosses dies from couple of your hits... It's pure joy... and then you are killed 5 times in a row by ordinary enemy from nowhere, with strange stats, and all the feel of might and power disappeared altogether with fun of the game. If that was the case during boss fights - that's ok. But for me this is irritating bug that kills all fun from the game every time I am returning to it. Beside that everything else is only couple steps from heavenly gamer experience so probably you shouldn't mind of my grumbling. ;)
