Recent reviews by Arenir

REVIEW IS AS OF 12/14/2015
Actually a pretty decent FPS. Feels a bit like Soldier Front / Combat Arms with some A.V.A mixed in there. Although the game is still pretty early in it's development, it by no means bad or bland.

Pros:
- Decent variety of maps avaliable
- Balance feels pretty solid. Weapons are balanced by a huge range drop off, making you play to your advantages; but it does it well. (Headshots with anything but a pistol will one hit kill, depending on your weapon's range)
- Decent graphics (by no means Crysis 4, but pleasing enough that it won't push you away)
- Doesn't feel clunky
- Currency gain feels pretty balanced. You get 50k of the currency a level (with guns/character slots being anywhere from 150k-300k). Levels taking about 4-8 games early on, depending on how well you do; with games giving 700-1k currency each. Nothing feels unreasonably out of reach, and it's nice to know that! Hopefully it stays this way.. (I'M LOOKING AT YOU NEXON)

Cons:
- Aiming system needs some work sensitivity wise.
- Fear of Nexon ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game over.
- Hip firing feels almost broken, to where I can be nearly inside a guy and he won't get hit. Hopefully we'll see a patch about this.

Overall pretty solid game so far. Looking forward to seeing where it goes.

Ran this with a 4690k (4.4GHz) and a 970 SSC and got 80-400 frames. Optimization seems a bit wonky, but it's by no means unplayable.

I'll give it a 7.5/10, and for it's price, it's a definite pickup for me!

First and foremost, despite the few major bugs/glitches within the game, this is a GREAT game. I understand people may be unhappy with them, but in my opinion the game in perfectly playable and somewhat polished. I'm a huge fan of the Fallout series, and although I didn't particularly like the story as much as say New Vegas', it's still the same feeling of Fallout I love. If you love Fallout, you'll love this game, regardless of the bugs that will be fixed in the coming weeks/months.

TL;DR Don't regret buying this game at all with its bugs, and it'll only get better.

Great game with the best open world PvP system avaliable (imo)

I've played this game for about 3 days now, and it's absolutely amazing. Please note these are my own personal opinions on the game, and I still have a large majority of the game to uncover.

Pros
-Breathtaking graphics.
-Skill animations.
-Roleplaying.
-Replayability.
-Story.
-Inventory
-Sountrack
-Armor/Mounts

Graphics - Absolutely wonderful, especially for what is coming up to be a 5 year old game.
Skill animations - Nice, fluid, look awesome; very eye appealing.
Roleplaying - A large of roleplaying can be had in this game, especially with the requirement of a Forename and a Surname.
Replayability - Literally 20+ classes you can all level up on one character and switch between, really awesome idea that works amazingly.
Story - Super in-depth, and really worth-while taking your time on your first playthrough to explore the world.
Inventory - Literally THE best inventory system I've ever seen in any game. Seperate inventories (literally 20+ slots) for every armor piece, then another 100 for junk/misc, and ANOTHER for quest items.
Soundtrack - Beautiful sountrack from Square Enix, as is to be expected.
Armor/Mounts - THE best plate armor I've ever seen, weapon designs make sense, along with some armor. Mounts look cool as ♥♥♥♥ as well. Great amount of custimization.

Cons
-Global Skillcooldown
-Confusing at first
-Map system
-Teleportation is a bit odd
-Learning curve
-Voiceovers
-Tab targeting

Skillcooldowns - After every cast, whether instant or a 2-3 sec. cast time, you have a set amount of time before you are able to do another action. Feels a bit awkward at first, and still does right now, but something I disliked.
Confusion - Game throws you in, no ♥♥♥♥♥ given, and it can be a bit overwhelming, take things one at a time and it'll get good.
Map system - Feels clunky to use, hard to tell where some locations (i.e. exits, towns, quests) are.
Teleportation - Teleporting feels like it should be done at "Aetheryte Crystals" allowing you to go anywhere, but they limit you to zones. Teleportation is done as a skill and costs money, just feels weird and unexplainable.
Learning Curve - Big learning curve, but once you get over it, it's very rewarding.
Voiceovers - Some of the most random cutscenes have voice overs, and ones that feel detrimental to the storyline have none. Just feels weird at times; inconsistent.
Tab targeting - Tab targeting SHOULD (in my opinion) be the closest monster towards you, and it isn't. I don't understand the mechanics and it can cause unnecessary aggro on monsters due to misclicks.

TL;DR - Great game with a bit of a hard learning curve. Worthwhile in the end.
Fat Chocobo/10

Lot of people saying this game was terrible. It's a nice little gem that brought me a few good laughs, sure it's immature; but it's a cute little game that has it's quirks. Definitely not the BEST text-based game, but was certainly worth a $1.

Amazing game, never gets old, high skill cap. Unwillingly forced to spend hundreds on meaningless skins with no regrets.

Great game, no way is it pay to win. As long as they increase drop rates for just about everything; solid 10/10.