Recent reviews by Neek

Played a match while I'm outside at a cafe against a May. I won with 1 hp. Guy behind me claps. 10/11 idk how ot counter dolphin.

> Log in
> Check character selections
> "Some league of legends rip of-"
> Weapon category: Camera

Oh hell yea capturin (and rooting) no lifers using my 1976 Canon AE-1 35mm camera

As a main of Ball, Hanzo and Lucio; I can say that the hate I'm receiving from both my enemy and my teammates are immeasurable. However, they made a tiny mistake of thinking I'm not a masochist.

> Hosted a random game
> A guy named "suicidal" joined (Despite his name, he was one of the most safe-play player I've ever met)
> Set up a red flag by saying "I'll stop playing when we die"
> Just finished selling stuff and now back to Experimentation
> Both of us crouch-walk while holding shovels. Got to the main entrance, no loot
> Checked the other 2 doors, no loot
> Last door and its full off spider webs
> Killed the spider and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of headcrabs
> Got into a new area, new cobwebs but still no loot.
> Gave up
> Carefully crouch-walk to the ship because its already 9 pm
> Dies anyway due to sand worm

Cursed map, cursed game, I rate 72/139.

Have you ever went to a restaurant where the decorations are cute, the place is cozy, parking is easy, good location, price is reasonable, servers are really friendly but the food tastes like ******* ****? That's basically New World. It got everything except the core of MMO.

I've played plenty of MMOs like EVE Online, Black Desert, Elite Dangerous, Spiral Knights, Albion, etc; I can confidently say that New World is one of the most beautiful, and easy to get into. The problem arose when I realize my only goal in this game is to up my gear and join the PvP/Hardcore dungeon runs. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with that. Most end game MMOs also do the same. But as a life-skiller that treat MMO as a sandbox, it is limiting.

In EVE Online, I'm a gas miner utilizing dangerous Class 4 wormhole delving. Ultimately, crafted my own drugs and became a drug manufacturer.

In Black Desert Online, I'm a chef managing four or more sites where I need to take care of my workers, warehouses, farms and all.

In Elite Dangerous, I'm a distributor carrying godly amount of items from one system to other with the risk of being jumped by bandits.

In New World, I'm just another adventurer running the same elite stronghold, the same dungeons, and the same gear as everyone else; a bard if I'm bored (gives nothing of value except buffs) and sometimes fisher if seafood market is lacking (nothing special)

I'm recommending this game just because I hear good things in coming season, giving them the benefit of the doubt.

I am one of the fortunate that has addiction resistance high enough to not succumb to this simulation.

Finished this game exactly one hour, credits included (numerous times). Knowing this game was made by a student, I can clearly see the genuine interest in game-making and it really adds special something to this game.

It's Morkin time 😎

I hate it, it's great

Decided to try to master this game instead of other rythm games just because "just click on right time".
Boy, it's easier for me to go Global in CS:Go instead of completing 7* on this game!