Reseñas recientes de ElOhTeeBee

Arms Dealer has got to be some of the most clueless design in a bullet heaven.

Playing solo survivor is consistently one of the most miserable experiences I've ever had in gaming, and BHVR has never done, and will never do, anything to change that.

I fought through TWO dungeons full of enemies that had the gimmick of 'attacking them with normal weapons causes them to spawn duplicates', had to deal with two boss battles in a row with the second constantly spamming AOE to make it impossible to actually revive fallen party members, and my reward was learning that I was now locked out of 100% because a specific enemy had never shown up in a random encounter.

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Unlocks are boring, level ups are boring, meta progression is boring, you have to do throwaway runs with every single weapon to make them usable, and the sponginess of everything is absurd. I wanted to like it so much, but it's just worse than the demo was.

EDIT: So it turns out the meter for progression through the level is based on kills, not time spent. Since you get nearly all your money and a good chunk of your XP through mining rather than fighting, this means getting into combat is outright detrimental to your chances of winning.

In a VS-style game.

This decision is, to be blunt, so obviously terrible that it harms my ability to believe the devs can improve the game through patches, because it makes me think they have no clue what they're doing with the mechanics of the game. Avoid.

Ten years after Risk of Rain originally came out, and three years after Risk of Rain 2 actually fixed this problem, it's utterly inexplicable that they STILL haven't changed that the same button that progresses you from stage 1 to 5 then loops you instead of progressing you to stage 6. I'm tired of losing runs to accidentally looping, so this negative review stays until they swap the buttons or add a prompt or switch to the RoR2 system or SOMETHING.

It's great how their 'stability improvements' did nothing but break fixes the community had already come up with.

Decent enough game, I'll keep playing it, but I cannot recommend it to others in good conscience. It's one of the most ridiculously buggy games I've ever played, and the developers clearly have no plans to change this. I've not had a single session that wasn't affected by some kind of bug, from the amusing (enemies rapidly phasing in and out of existence) to the annoying (HUD markers not appearing where they're supposed to) to the infuriating (it took hours longer than expected to rank up one of the syndicates because fish just don't respawn in the Cambion Drift half the time, hotspot or no) to the gamebreaking (I had to restart the final boss fight of the biggest story arc because the boss in question just stood there, doing nothing and being immune to damage). Many of these bugs have been in the game for *years*, and yet remain unfixed. It's a far more frustrating experience than it should be, so save yourself the grief and play something else.

Game won't let me set the resolution at anything above 720p.

Progression is ridiculously grindy, which is why I stopped playing, but I'm actually leaving this review because I was just reminded that this game - despite being a new release - uses the classic gamertag system instead of the current one for some stupid reason, meaning I have a bunch of numbers showing up after my name that I never wanted to be there and have no way to remove.