Honestly, great looking game, but...

[Worlds fastest turtle]

Horrendously boring.
I got a refund at 1 hour 50 mins.

Not sure what peoples issues are with the game crashing, that never happened and I am on 24H2 Windows 11 LTSC.

[z__frog__z]

Originally posted by Minty Fresh:

Horrendously boring.
I got a refund at 1 hour 50 mins.

Not sure what peoples issues are with the game crashing, that never happened and I am on 24H2 Windows 11 LTSC.

playing the game on exploration mode , and i don't feel that
the game isn't centric on action , or doind dumb task aka Far cry 6
its all about free roaming , exploring , go on a journey as a Na'vi
it feel they're back on more survival gameplay like as old far cry ,
and there's a lot to do , colleltible , gathering ressouce , crafting ( very good ) , faction affifinity , side quest , exploration quest , main quest , .daily , weekly quest , ...

i can understand why people won't like it
the game , some feature , some gameplay , leveling , will rewards mostly for player who want invest time in game , not like as Far cry 6 or the Last Assassin creed Vahala , player just 're on guided chain quest , quick/fast progression , to resume give the most fun , as quick as possible but the player'll do the same thing , just farming the level to pass the next mission/quest scenario .

Avatar of pandoro definely build on core design on the same way , and gameplat , sub mecanic feel more complex than a Far cry 6 :)

[Ubi-WheelyDuck]

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[Avalanche]

The crashing for me is random, its not like its every few minutes, i played for over 4 hours and completed a bunch of side quest chains, like 'finding home' all 11 parts and just before i saved, it crashed to Desktop, i lost all 4 hours, this is what ticks me off with this 'auto-save' crap, just let us bloody save when we want, instead of having to go to the main menu to save.....it kinda gets really dumb, allow us to press a 'save' button to safe and resume playing without having to 'go to main menu and then continue game'...it makes no sense.

[Avalanche]

Originally posted by Fritzel:

The game and the three DLCs are graphically very nice. For me, there hasn't been a nicer game since 2023, even if the testers of other, current games claim the opposite. Unfortunately, the game can be abbreviated to the three letters afe - ass for everything. The Na'vi talk all day about what great fighters they are, that they regularly cause the RDA great losses. In fact, the Na'vi sit on their butts all day and enjoy the day. The player almost always fights alone against the RDA and frees the moon from enemies. As a one-man army. The Na'vi let the player run endless errands all over the moon to find some plants, which then also have to be in a certain weather. The player is supposed to find other Na'vi who have gotten lost somewhere, even though they know the area much better. And then the player is supposed to find some materials, of course also in a certain weather, with which he can then also make items. And all the time the player is fighting, collecting, crafting, the Na'vi continue to sit on their butts and rejoice that the game is such an friendlier ass for everything.

I personally gave up with the game to be honest, i tried the Skybreaker DLC and the enemies are miles tougher and any materials i find are useless to me since they are NOT the materials i need to make better gear, the materials i need are never where the hunter's guide says....none what so ever, the RDA are impossible, fire 1 arrow and the whole base knows about it, instantly and then they fire weapons that are medium range at long range, as in sniper range with 100% accuracy.........the grenade launcher AMP fires it's grenades in arttarly fashion with 100% accuracy despite me moving behind cover.......the AI should not know where i am, yet it does.

I am unable to keep playing because despite trying to track materials for better bows, none are found.....not an ounce of yellow...none....moving on, i am sick and tired of this grinding.

I suggest they make the enemies SCALE, not be set at specific levels.

[Ritual Magick Lad]

This is one of the LEAST boring games I've played in years. After 1 hour 50min, you didn't even start the game really, and have no idea what the game is like.

[withered]

I concur - this game needs time. One needs to learn the ropes first; ui, environment and what can be done... Its not perfect in any way - found a few problems myself and havent even properly started with all those resistance kids. Scaled those cliffs near the beginning, raced the clock on that pesky teleportation annoyance, found some "hidden" stuff... All is fine, slowly gathering observations... Rushed review is worthless.

[Mist of Majora]

Originally posted by Ritual Magick Lad:

This is one of the LEAST boring games I've played in years. After 1 hour 50min, you didn't even start the game really, and have no idea what the game is like.

I have to agree here.

I have many issues with the game, but I sadly cannot side with someone who is judging a game before he's even seen it.

[The Minted Lady]

I wouldn't say it's boring. I just had the time of my life taking on a level 20 RDA base at level 5. Wandered into it--the game NPCs warned me not to go there, which just instantly activates my, "Oh yeah?" card. Several hours and deaths later, I took down a laser mining facility with a bow and a prayer. It was epic.

Now I'm flying through the skies on an Ikran. Overall, I'd say the game reminds me of Far Cry Primal, which is the only Far Cry game I've managed to beat. I enjoyed that experience and having something similar is helping me enjoy this one. Mind you, it isn't without its faults. The whole "military and corporate people are BAD; scientists and natives are GOOD" shtick feels like super hilarious stereotypes. Graphically, I've seen black squares randomly pop up on the ground, and gone through walls momentarily. But overall, I'm enjoying the exploration aspect of the game.