Crimson Moon

ラスボスで確定でクラッシュするわｗ修正おねｗ

We played for 6.1h in a co-op campaign. We actually killed the first world boss. We won't play it again until really big changes are coming. How on earth is this game a full release title, and not an Early Access with at least 1-2years more development time?!? The good: - price. 20€ is more than fair for games these day. - setting. I love everything about angels, demons, nephalem etc. The set pieces are well designed, the main hub feels very immersive. - basic game idea. Yeah it's simple but effective. It's not innovative per se, but it does a good job The bad: - Weapon diversity. It's not even close to being enough weapons in the game. Pleeeaaassse someone tell me that there will be sooooo many more than we've seen during the first 6 hours - weapon design. They mostly look like ♥♥♥♥. Whoever made the 2H Axe Design should stop working in this field. - Area diversity. After only 2-3 runs you know the first couple of districts inside and out. Sometime, in the beginning, the right gate is open, and sometimes the left is. Nothing changes after that The Abysmal: (where to begin...) - Camera & Targeting System. I have never played a game like this with a worse camera function than this game. It's beyond catastrophic! Sometimes the camera just jumps around like crazy. You loose your target every few seconds, and the camera reacts by wildly flailing like kid on his third birthday...on a trampoline. Big bosses are borderline unplayable becaue you can't see anything...at all! It's nearly impossible to target the correct thing you want to target, and if you succeed, you lose the target very quickly, which means you have to readjust the camera manually because now it faces ot the sky or the ground or anywhere but the target. - combat system. The parry system. Both. It's so bad, what in the world were they thinking. Trying to parry anything could bring a man to the verge of tears. Hooooooowwww?? There are so many games out there to take inspiration from. What were they thinking? I have no words left. - Equipment. This is so screwed on many levels. 1) Equipment Profile Manager only exists AFTER you start a mission. Why? Identifying anything within said equipment manager or in your general inventory is nearly impossible. What exactly was the new piece of gloves I found? I don't knooooow!! Which directly leads to... 2) Equipment you find during your missions, you can either put on immediately or STORE...somewhere. When you die, these Items will be purified and put into your general store inside the hub. Nobody tells you though, that they lose their entire rarity values, and start back at grey rarity. Which means, you do NOT collect equipment per se, but rather the passive effects they come with. All of these items are RANDOMLY being thrown into an unorganized mess of a huge bag with lots of gear, and now it's your mission to identify these great passive effects you found 2h ago when you startet your last mission. How? Who thought of that??!? But you're not done yet!! After you RE-UPGRADED all of those equipment pieces, you then have to start a mission and THEN Sherlock these Items inside the equipment manager (which means remember ALL OF THEM without any help from the top of your mind). This is just insanity... Also, for whatever reason not all of the items I collected came back purified and usable. Some just...didn't. There is no incentive at all to collect good gear besides passive effects. That's it. Finding said gear inside your inventory is a different kind of hell. - Bugs. Sooooooooooooo many bugs. Especially in coop. One time my buddy got kicked within a mission. I waited for him to rejoin between districts. He rejoined, was unable to equip his gear, and for the rest of the run he was only bait so I was able to dish out damage. Or: Sometimes, when using a charged heavy attack...standing behind a huge enemy, charging the attack, pressing the controller in that direction...it's not enough. The character will still swing to the right or left for no reason. Or a heavy attack jump attack, where the character just flies by the targeted enemy and swings into the air somewhere else, Endless amounts of bugs. - Quest System. It's unbelievably confusing. Also, I never got any screen confirmation for rewards or anything. My buddy did, funny enough. Instead, old messages (i.e. "You invited a friend") were glued to the screen in big letters for 2h straight in a mission. I could go on and on and on. Keybindings, Scrolls, enemy bahaviour etc etc...but I guess that's already enough. This game was far from ready for a full release. It's barely, VERY BARELY, worth 20€, if you have a lot of patience, and don't mind to not see anything during gameplay.