Игрок 4224·Не рекомендует·61 ч в игре

Alien: Fireteam Elite 2 — The Bugs Have Won When I bought Alien: Fireteam Elite 2, I expected to hunt bugs. The developers, however, have generously introduced an entirely new faction: game bugs. And unfortunately, they may be the most dangerous enemy in the game. Let us begin with the campaign Are the dialogues corny? Yes. Is the story particularly strong? Not especially. Do I care? Honestly, no. I did not arrive expecting Shakespeare in space. I came here to shoot enormous quantities of Xenomorphs, dismantle hostile robots and generally contribute to a substantial reduction in the local extraterrestrial population. The problem is that the game occasionally seems determined to prevent me from doing even that. And if I weren't already a huge Alien fan, I genuinely don't think I would touch this thing with a ten-foot stick. So what exactly is wrong? Well. Please take a seat: - Some perks simply don't work. Others work perfectly well until you decide to play online with other human beings, at which point they occasionally appear to reconsider their contractual obligations. - The new Horde mode is particularly impressive. Not mechanically. Administratively. Rewards don't always work properly, and progression appears to stop at Wave 50. Reach Wave 55 and the game can replace the rewards you previously earned with... nothing. Which is certainly one way of encouraging players to push themselves. “Congratulations on exceeding expectations. We have removed your salary.” An innovative motivational system. - Then we have the classes. Theoretically, different classes should provide different strengths, abilities and reasons to experiment. In practice, some abilities are so weak that using them feels less like combat and more like making a suggestion. Meanwhile, the Specialist can access perks from every class. At which point one begins to question why the other classes have attended the meeting. If one class is allowed to wander through everybody else's perk trees collecting whatever it likes, class identity becomes somewhat ceremonial. There are also several smaller design decisions which gradually begin nibbling away at one's sanity - You cannot interact with or pick up certain things unless your weapon is completely reloaded. Why? I have no idea. Apparently opening a box while possessing seventeen rounds instead of twenty is beyond the physical capabilities of a Colonial Marine. - There is no text chat. An interesting choice for a cooperative online game in the year 2026. Perhaps communication was judged to provide an unfair advantage? Then there is the networking - The game can freeze and eject everyone except the host. Fine. Things happen. You would naturally assume there is an option to rejoin the lobby. There isn't. So if the game itself removes you from your friends' session, it will then stand at the door and calmly explain that readmission is not company policy. Excellent. - The enemies have also developed several abilities which I don't remember from the films. Xenomorphs can become trapped inside walls. Others disappear beneath the map. Elite Xenos occasionally teleport around when moving quickly enough. I originally assumed this was lag. Eventually I concluded that Weyland-Yutani has apparently succeeded in weaponising quantum mechanics. - There are also sections of the campaign where you can simply fall through the floor and die instantly. No enemy required. The architecture itself has joined the hunt. - Even the statistics menu is unreliable. Lifetime statistics don't always calculate correctly. Some weapon-stat sections are incomplete. Precision weapons appear to have been forgotten entirely in places. Which is oddly appropriate, considering precision also appears to have been omitted from portions of the game's development. And the irritating thing is that underneath all of this, there is a game I want to like Shooting Xenomorphs is fun. Building characters is fun. The basic idea works. When everything behaves itself, you occasionally catch glimpses of exactly the game I wanted. Then somebody falls through the floor, a perk stops functioning, an Elite Xeno teleports across the room, the lobby collapses and Horde mode decides that your rewards have become theoretical. And we begin again. I could continue listing problems. Quite comfortably, actually. But I suspect we all have responsibilities. Final verdict At the moment, my recommendation is simple: wait. Not for a small discount. I'm talking 70–80% off territory. Even if you're a major Alien fan, I would wait until the developers have had time to fix the game. And considering the current size of the player base, my greater concern is whether they will be given enough time to do so before support begins quietly disappearing. There is a genuinely enjoyable cooperative shooter buried inside Alien: Fireteam Elite 2. Unfortunately, at present, retrieving it requires fighting through rather more bugs than advertised. And none of them bleed acid.

Игрок 5110·Не рекомендует·57 ч в игре

One step forward, multiple steps back: I have played 50 hours on AFTE2. I have played nearly 200 hours on AFTE1. I waited until I completed most of the content before posting any type of review/comment. I have to say I only want this game to succeed but as of now, I do not suggest you buy this game for these reasons: -numerous bugs. I will not list them all but here are a few: cannot pick up items such as med kits without switching weapons or firing, weird graphical glitches, doors not opening because of stuck enemies, sound issues, not actually getting rewards such as cosmetics/attachments/etc. It seems they did not do enough testing and rushed the release. -lack of official reviews. I find it disturbing that no major media publications have even reviewed this game and its already out. It is like its being blacklisted or embargoed. -horrific NPC chatter. It will make you mute your game. Whoever wrote it should throw themselves off a cliff for publishing something so awful. -lack of immersion. Cookie cutter home base design. Ai written background lore for the weapons/intel. Budget version home base. No shooting range to test guns. Poorly developed characters. Poorly designed missions. They did not design the missions as well as the first game. None are memorable. Even the queen fight. You wont want to repeat the missions for fun or even to grind. I just stuck with horde mode to level everything so I wouldnt have to deal with so many bugs/crappy cut scenes. -not enough content to justify increased price. cookie cutter effort was made to make this game. This game needs a lot more additional content to justify an increased price. You should only buy this game if you are BOTH, a fan of the IP AND enjoyed AFTE1. AFTE2 is a shell of the original. More expensive and the only thing noteworthy that they added is instead of 3 players per mission, its 4. The specialist is a joke. You get a class that can do everything and makes the other classes obsolete. The graphics look the same. There are some added effects when you fire some guns. Honestly, thats about it. Until they at least fix the game breaking and multitude of annoying bugs, I would sort of suggest anyone buy this game. Honestly, I doubt the devs will fix this game and I have a feeling they will abandon it. It is a shame because AFTE1 was a diamond in the rough. Idk what the hell happened to the sequel, but it is a shame. If the devs manage to fix the game, I will modify my review. Until then, I would wait for a sale or just wait another 5 years for AFTE3, if it even gets made. RIP

Игрок 6033·Рекомендует·47 ч в игре

So ive seen a couple reviews mentioning the game only has 5 missions. the game has a list of what looks like 5 missions. when you unlock them, its 5 chapters with 3 missions each. the game actually has 15 missions not 5 as far as the gameplay itself goes its basically the first game with some more customization, 4P coop and more enemy variety. havent had any bugs, no issues with online playing with friends though it IS p2p so that will vary depending on who you match with. is it perfect? no its not. but if you liked the first one youll like the second. Edit: as other reviewers said there is some stuttering noticeable when you open objective doors or advance into new story segments. feels like the game only loads each map segment as you go through or something.

Игрок 4179·Не рекомендует·53 ч в игре

I was a huge fan of the first game, so I'm surprised and disappointed that Fireteam Elite 2 released in such an unpolished state. The gameplay is mostly executed well, but the literal bugs need to be fixed ASAP: * characters/enemies sliding around * doors locking characters out from progressing forward in levels * random controls getting disabled (vaulting, picking up items, etc.) * missions refusing to load after everyone readies up * lack of true drop-in Happy to change my review to something more positive once the issues are addressed.

Игрок 1355·Не рекомендует·1 ч в игре

한국 유저를 대하는 개발사의 코리안 패싱에 실망했습니다. 태도가 너무 역겨워서 비추천을 남깁니다. 전작부터 한국어를 지원했었고 후속작인 파이어팀 엘리트2도 스팀상점에 당당히 한국어를 지원한다고 반년전부터 홍보했던걸로 기억합니다. 그런데 막상 정식 출시 2주전에 공지사항 이유 언급도 없이 한국어를 몰래 내려 버리더라구요? 중국어 일본어 다 그대로 있는데 한국인들만 우습게 보는건지 이렇게 치졸하게 기만질을 할줄은 몰랐어요. 처음부터 안해준다면 기대도 안했을텐데 반년전부터 스팀상점에 한국어 지원 한다고 스팀상점에 홍보를 하던 게임이 이렇게 유저들을 엿먹일줄이야 만약 중국인이나 일본인들에게 이딴 기만짓을 했으면 이렇게 조용했을까요? 한국 한줌단 개돼지들 이라고 생각하니까 이따위로 행동하는거겠죠 니들은 어차피 한글화 안되어있어도 영어 할줄아니까 , 그게 아니더라도 한글패치 같은걸 만들어서 굳이 돈 주고 게임을 사서 하니까 우리가 굳이 한글화를 해줄필요가 없잖아? 라는 의도가 정말 팍팍 들더군요. 출시 2주전에 내려갔을때부터 정말 걱정을 많이했고 스팀 전산 오류라는 작은 희망까지 가져봤지만, 디스코드에 들어가 봤어도 그런이야기는 한마디도 개발자가 언급 없더라구요? 그리고 출시 당일까지 기다려봤지만 결국 한국어는 없었습니다. 이 정도면 한국 시장과 한국 유저들을 사실상 무시하는 것처럼 느껴집니다. 게임이 재미있는지 없는지를 떠나서, 저는 이런 식으로 한국 유저를 대하는 게임사에 더 이상 긍정적인 평가를 해주고 싶지 않습니다. 게임이 한국어를 지원할 수 있는 여지가 있다면, 적어도 한국 유저들에게 명확하게 설명하고 약속을 지키는 모습을 보여줬으면 합니다. 참고로 스팀 가격 현지화도 설정 안해놨습니다. 그래서 아시아 기준 한국에서만 가장 비싸게 파는 게임입니다. 여러모로 맘에 안드는 짓거리를 하는 개발사네요 한국 유저도 돈을 내고 게임을 구매하는 고객입니다. 그 사실을 잊지 않았으면 좋겠습니다.

Игрок 2676·Не рекомендует

Описать вторую часть можно одним словом - Жадность Отсутствие региональной цены и даже минимальной скидки на релизе. Отсутствие скидки при взятии "Делюкс издания" в которое входят даже не все ДЛС (серьезно, Взять игру + ДЛС на делюкс стоит буквально столько-же, сколько взять их отдельно. Зачем тогда вообще этот пак в магазине? Возможно, чтобы ленивые люди не кликали 2 раза вместо одного?) По геймплею: Разработчики пытались скопировать достаточно успешную первую часть и не смогли. По цене в 4к (6к за премиум издание) вы получаете шутер для контроллеров, в котором абсолютно нет импакта и который не привносит ничего нового. 1) Ты стреляешь по чужим? Они просто игнорируют или ложатся мертвыми там где ползли. 2) Подходя к препятствиям, ты видишь визуальные подсказки, как приклеить персонажа к ним или перепрыгнуть (Не очень ясно зачем они, ведь они ломают погружение. Видимо для тех, у кого память, как у золотой рыбки...). 3) Взрывные бочки на карте сияют как новогодние ёлки, чтобы игрок, не дай бог, не пропустил их. 4) Диалоги проходятся клавишей W (видимо на контроллерах за диалоги отвечает крестовина и разработчикам показалось это удобным). Ну или разработчики хотели сделать игру, в которую можно играть одной рукой, это уже вопрос к ним. 5) Система мультиплеера впечатляет. Ты ждешь пока тебе найдёт группу, после этого кто-то из этой группы становится хостом. Знаете что будет, если ваш "хост" решит отвалиться на миссии? Вы, всей командой, увидите окошко реконнекта с таймером, после которого вы начнёте миссию заново (или с чекпоинта, если дошли до него) и кто-то из вас станет хостом, а часть прогресса будет потеряна. 6) Камера расположена за плечом персонажа, но, почему то, все время что играешь, это кажется жутко не удобно (не говоря о том, что на секциях с защитой, тебе весь обзор перегораживают союзники) 7) Графика на эпических настройках разочаровывает, особенно если вспомнить ценник игры. 8) В игре полностью отсутствует русский язык. Ну и вишенкой на торте идёт патч первого дня от разработчиков, патчноуты которого они оставили в виде ссылки на свой сайт, на котором их открыть не возможно. Спасибо, но причин покупать эту игру за такие деньги на релизе нет, пойду дальше играть в первую часть.

Игрок 8079·Не рекомендует·7 ч в игре

I went into this a fan of the original and this feels like a step backwards in a lot of ways. 1. The gameplay. It's exactly the same as the original. Literally nothing is different. And that's a shame because there was a ton of room to innovate. The new classes don't really add very much and the ones from the original still do exactly what they did before. Some new abilities or tactics would have really helped this feel like a new experience but sadly it's very dull and feels like overpriced DLC. 2. The "story". The story is your typical Aliens story with the evil corporation doing experiments and blah blah blah. It honestly feels like a madlib with a completely forgettable plot. The missions are also incredibly dull. It's just go through a linear level, stop at points to fight waves of enemies, and then move on. Granted, that's what the first game was, but there are no big set pieces, no big surprises, and nothing to really blow you away. The first game brought in stuff like the black goo and the engineers and integrated it really well. It felt like a solid addition to the lore and universe of Alien. That is no on offer here. 2. The characters. The characters and the writing are god awful. The majority of them are gassed up mids playing tough. Seriously, there are only two male characters and one of them is an idiot. Captain Ko is perhaps one of the most annoying characters ever introduced. She's some ultra badass and talks tough but really she's just annoying. They also have her doing Marine stuff when she's a pilot. The whole hotshot snarky pilot act fit her character in the first game but they upgraded her to be a major character and it just doesn't work at all. Not even close. They also all refer to you as "hotshot" all the time and I swear the writing is nonstop cringey jokes. Nobody in Aliens told jokes like this. There was humor, but it was actually funny. Here it's Reddit-level humor or Marvel movie dialogue. It doesn't fit the Alien universe and whoever wrote this should never work in games again. 3. It should have been $30-40. Asking $50 for this is way too much and it's going to hurt the game's success. You would have had more sales at a lower pricepoint but they went for the extra $$$. I thought the price meant more content and a better experience, but the game actually has less content than the original and is worse by about every metric. I am not having fun playing this and I'm a die-hard Aliens fan. How they managed to fumble the bag so badly is really beyond me. 4. Music and sound. The sound design is awful and besides the motion tracker ping they took none of the iconic sounds from the films. The pulse rifle doesn't sound like the movie at all and to unlock the original one you have to grind up to level ten. I still have probably two or three more hours of playtime before I get there. The weapons also don't feel like they have any impact as enemies don't react or make noises when hit. A huge part of Aliens is the sound and music and this is another area where they fumbled badly. The soundtrack sounds like someone farting through a French horn. 5. To pad the gameplay they put anything you would want to equip like new cosmetics or weapons behind the steep walls of fort grindmore. You will be grinding for literal hours just to get the option to buy more weapons and then you'll need the credits to get them so that's more grinding. None of the cosmetics are unlockable at the beginning and the engineer is the only one that looks kinda sorta like a colonial marine. This is another shame because I thought their take on the armor in the first game was really cool but everything in this one so far looks like slop. They won't even let you preview cosmetics, you have to unlock them first to see what they look like. All in all I'm pretty disappointed. I'm a huge Aliens fan and love supporting games where we get to see the Marines but this is just a lazy, soulless, boring game where the first one was genuinely good if a bit repetitive. They needed to up their game for the sequel, especially after charging more for it, and they completely missed the mark. Wait for a sale before you buy, if you get this game at all.

Игрок 5643·Не рекомендует·111 ч в игре

The long short of it is this... decent game, Indecent price. Completed the campaign, maxed a class, played around with a few others. This game is competing with titles like Vermintide/Darktide, L4D(2)... hell, its predecessor which goes on sale for like $5 my local currency. This game, after tax, was $75. No DLC bs, just base price. This game is, simply, not on the level of any of those games. It does some things differently, its not 'bad' outside some performance issues right now. But it costs significantly more than significantly better products in the same space. In the case of Vermintide 2, for all it and Fatsharks short comings, it was a solid game that now has years of free and paid content updates and regularely sales for $5 as well. Im not saying this game is worth $5. A patch or two and I'd happily give it a $30-$40 value. But 65... over 70 all in all. Not even including the wallet scrubbing editions! Wtf is this nonsense... --- Apparently responding in the comments wasnt enough! "Oh boy... ok, house cleaning. I explicitly say "MY LOCAL CURRENCY" so its clear to all the American defaultists that I am NOT using USD and somehow a few of you still got lost. I will say that $30USD would still have been a decent starting point. Lack of regional pricing on lower priced titles is 'less' of an issue but an already silly price ONTOP of no regional pricing is just stupid. ...and yeah kirk of course I am,(sorta, its about 8ish hours over, still...) I paid for it. Did you think I was going to record myself peformativly burning my PC in protest like some clout chasing ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Pass. " "This game, after tax, was $75." 64.99 + Tax(8.45) = 73.4 O_O