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i think people need to understand what P2W means. There is not a single option to buy power in this game.
In my opinion p2w is when the game itself allows to take real cash for ingame character power.
Just because u can sell more stuff eith premium tabs doesn't mean u will.
As it takes atleast 2 people to complete it.

£70 for a 1:1 remake is ridiculous, most of the work was already done for them 20 years ago

Bump

It's not difficult actually it's the complete opposite of difficult: it's entirely random and out of your control.

Opprinnelig skrevet av best bulliet target:

it's the mining 2nd row in the middle(mining lvl 40) , or Hard dungeons t2.

Ohhh, I see. Yeah, I thought that one was a different recource so I never thought of looking for it there.
Thanks man!

So you say you get aimbots and whs every match, yet you played almost 50 hours for the last two weeks. You actually love to be dominated by cheaters, don't you?

Opprinnelig skrevet av Captain Freedom:

"You can buy these machines at MY DIY. Feed card packs into the machine and it will open the card packs automatically for you."

Why not let someone else play at this point?

Anyone pointing a gun at you forcing you to buy those machines?
If so blink three times.

Opprinnelig skrevet av wing0zero:

PvP is a joke in this game, zero balance with zero thought gone in to it all, you want PvP I dunno BF6.

I love PvP and have been playing it for years, but sometimes you just want to chill and avoid the stress and drama. Deep desert in Dune is a drama fest, spice runners are sitting ducks out there. I get it if you’re in a guild and do runs together, but what about casual players like me and my wife? We just want to enjoy the Dune world without the chaos. Funcom dropped the ball hard with Dune, and there’s no recovering from it.

Opprinnelig skrevet av itzDerrio:

Opprinnelig skrevet av pablo.escobar.2007:

I think you chose some of the more beginner-friendly 3D Sonic games.

like what, forces? he wants the good games not the bad ones. this is also the first time ive ever heard of a "beginner-friendly" sonic game.

Sonic Adventure (the first one) is a beginner friendly game, as is Colours and Generations.
These games aren't as challenging or difficult as some of the other games in the series (e.g. Adventure 2, Heroes, Unleashed) but still require some amount of effort from the player to beat. It's just that they're much more approachable experiences for newcomers to the franchise and are much more reasonable for first time players to finish.

Forces would also be a beginner friendly game, if it actually had gameplay. Instead, most of that game consists of just boosting down linear corridors or painfully easy Quick Time Events replacing what could've been cool in-game moments.

Even the first level of Forces has barely anything to offer compared to other first levels in the series:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eny_LkEkWdY
It also barely escalates in difficulty at all; the later levels in the game are just as easy to finish as the tutorial level. Mortar Canyon in particular is infamous for how it punishes players for going out of their way to experiment and try different routes when the easiest path is also by far the fastest and most rewarding:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqSAlVI3RVw

Just a little bit overdramatic, ain't you, OP?