The game is great, never played Blood Bowl before but this is fantastic, I get the complaints, because a lot of the game is about RNG, but that's the whole point of this title, it's not really trying to be a football game, or at least not completely. It's almost a parody of that, there are times where I had my entire team knocking themselves out literally just trying to get the ball, whilst in other cases my opponents drop their ball right into my hands. The whole game is filled with these random and silly events, and I really like the commentators as well, they're funny and silly, sometimes you can get kicked out of the field and fans beat your players up. Really enjoyed it.
Brutal game, but I genuinely remember picking it up as a rental and then discovering it was actually great, I also remember it being extremely difficult, I ended up finishing it after a while, but man... it took me a long, long time. Loved my time with it though, reason as to why I finished it. You can see a lot of this game in the first Red Dead, both because its themes, as well as because of its gameplay, there are some missions (like the herding cattle ones) that are completely ripped from this game straight into Red Dead 1. Great to have the game DRM free and with all languages, Steam version lacks this. Hopefully GOG can add this to their preservation program in the future.
Crysis 1 & 2's stealth always was a preliminary step to a firefight, Crysis 3 by comparison refined this by giving you the bow, and building the encounters around it. You can still go guns blazing, but you can also use the bow to take down enemies silently, or switch arrows to create powerful and great effects.
The game is missing languages available in the retail version of the game. The game also suffers from problems with text scaling, and physics breaking above 60fps, you can edit an .ini file to get higher framerate, buuuut, it still has problems unless you use the github patch. I also didn't like the story that much nor the difficulty balance of the game, it gets repetitive after a while.
As for the game? It's a significantly worse version than the original game, censored, chopped out for no reason, and buggy, even more than the original versions; cool for GOG to still give the originals when getting these, but meh.
GOG version lacks cloud saving, why? It's available everywhere else.
How come, we can't get some good maps, some good waypoints, some good food here? How come the combat is the only good thing, and the graphics, but other than that, the gameplay blows banana buffalo diharrea donkey
I like the main protagonist and the abilities you get, but everything else feels like there wasn't really that much of a rhyme or reason behind the combat, encounter design, or even level design. I keep falling when trying to platform, keep falling on my face when attempting to perform an aerial kill, and keep getting spotted because apparently an enemy decided to peek from a balcony right as I was about to climb the same...
Dishonored, like the classic Doom games, remains one of the few games that I return to time and time again to replay. Not only because the game is built around replayability, but because the design of the game remains good enough that I'm always clamoring for it, not even its sequel and Death of the Outsider have managed to keep me as invested, despite loving those games. Dishonored, simply put, it's a timeless release.
