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- Diplo options
- Custom pop settings
just for starters
-No editor
-No pause no restore (In custom lobbies even)
-Bad hotkeys
-Bad UI
-Bad UX
-Bad hitbox
-Bad unit clarity
Graphic isnt my concern either, but I also find it barebone.
-99/100 is a terrible score when a high schooler takes part in an elementary school exam.
So yes, 7/10 can be a bad score.
Perfection.
That made my day.
Enjoy your awards.
https://i.imgur.com/NJtyjEY.jpg
That's some great lighting and scene composition there, nothing even compares when it comes to RTS. AoE 2 DE? Sure it's nice and all but 3D graphics are just more dynamic, they feel more "alive" and they sure as hell can't make you feel the height differences on a map like AoE 4's visuals can. It's awesome and it truly saddens me that some people focus on some of the low quality individual assets instead of looking at the big picture. Like holy hell when you're sieging a base and the cannons start firing, ah, it's a thing of beauty.
The only downside I feel is the animation quality: units could move a bit more naturally, their collisions / pathing can look janky and some transitions (like a unit going up on a wall) is just immersion breakingly lazy.
https://steamdb.info/app/1466860/
User score sitting at an 83%
So you literally going to just look at "ONE SINGULAR REVIEW SCORE" any person with a thinking brain that can put two +two together will see that youre using that one single review score to fit your narrative.
Why are we even considering binary review systems here?
You can't even make review without recommending it or not recommending it, and it is painful to review any game that is just mediocre. Also 84% for AAA game on Steam isn't that great either. But yes, let's care about binary reviews with "I like game" as entire justification of said review.
If you are going to buy the game, the last thing you should do is looking at some 1 sentence long reviews with no value in it and I for one I will say (but with pretty big pain) - go read game journos, at least you can have chuckle at their expense.