Последние обзоры Kadah

Short and fun with a good soundtrack. Worthy of a Steam sale buy.

This is a review for this stupid worthless summer sale event, blah. This is a good game though.

Don't even ironically buy this game. Go get Postal 2 instead, or literally do anything else instead.

Still better than anything AAA studio has made in years.

I could write a dozen pages about this game, but it is not worth the effort anymore.

99% of the time, its generic MMO gameplay with some heartless Elder Scrolls flavor on top. There are too few moments where its actually good, but they have been few. I play dumb clicker games and ESO feels more like one of those than an RPG much of the time, endless grinding for no real progress.

If you are mainly an MMO fan, you might enjoy ESO, though I cannot say it does anything unique MMO-wise. If its on sale for $5-10, its not too bad with low expectations.

The MMO aspect of the game does not add much than to bring attach generic MMO gameplay elements like stereotypical MMO dungeon raids and the completely ignorable PvP.

The game is plagued with issues. Constant login problems over the last couple months (still unresolved as far as I can see). Event bugs (crates that give you nothing, or no crates at all, which is about as good as the worthless trash they give when they work). Their inconsistent polices on chapters verses DLC's and which ESO+ or base game bought at a certain time gets. Lack of support (never gotten a response on any ticket). Level scaling (eg. a mudcrab will be as time consuming to kill at L1 as it will be at L150). Etc.

On the upside, a lot of the bugs from beta were fixed, like being able to remain in the same phase as other members in your current party for longer than a couple minutes. I was playing in beta and was completely disappointed for countless reasons, so when I came back to it a couple years later, my expectations were about as low as possible, but ESO managed to surpass those. Its not the joke level bad it used to be, but it is nowhere near worth the few hundred dollars I spent on it so far.

I was ESO+ during the periods I play, but I don't think I will care enough about the game to sub again any time soon. Checking if I can get a refund for the last month since I was completely unable to play at any time I tried for a billing cycle and a half, but my expectations are very low (its not worth the time to file a chargeback on $15).

Recently started playing original release Skyrim again (no Special Edition, no DLCs, no HD textures, etc) and was surprised at how much better the environments looked in Skyrim 2011 than ESO. I originally didn't get that in to Skyrim due to how overly simplified it was from previous TES games, but after ESO, its been much more engaging.

Update: Steam support issued me a refund exemption for ESO+ for this month which logins were still broken.

Decent idle game but recent updated added cloud save progression revertion bug that is beyond fustrating. Keep loosing days of progress at random without warning. Will start game up again after taking break or changing PCs or plaforms, and suddenly its yesterday or worse. Can switch PCs or plaforms several times during the day just fine, then suddenly BOOM, all of that is gone.

Its a time wasting game, but its not fun when it literally wastes the time already wasted on it by making you do do the last 8-48 hours over again and again. Even more fustrating was you've wasted $70 on in-apps.

I rarely bother to write reviews but my opinions on how this one turned out are too strong, though I no longer care enough at this point to go into it with much detail. I have far more than 180 hours playtime on this, I would often launch the game manually rather than through steam.

This used to be much better than it is today. I don't know how this was managed, but with supposedly more finished content, the game feels less complete than the alpha did in 2013.

So much random content was removed from the beta for release. I've seen no official statements as to why this was, just user speculation that it was due to reimaging of the main story and not fitting the new setting of the game start.

There was a lot of promise in the early days, but nearly all of it was removed over time. We have a shell now.

Like many others have said, if you've never played it before and know nothing of the pre-1.0 version, you will likely enjoy it. However, if you used to play the alpha or early betas a lot and are just returning, I would leave it be and avoid the disappointment.