Distant Worlds 2

Distant Worlds 2, 4x uzay oyunlari arasinda nadide bir yere sahip. Bu turdeki bircok oyun sira tabanli oldugu halde DW2 gercek zamanli ve oyun ilerledikce bir uzay imparatorlugu yonettiginiz hissini en iyi oyun bence. Onu benzerlerinden ayiran bircok harika ozelligi bulunuyor. Bir ♥♥♥ uzay oyununda olmasi istenen ozel sektor ve devlet sektoru ayrimi sadece bu oyunda var. Ozel sektor gemilerinin ne yapacagini pek kontrol edemiyorsunuz, vergilendirmek ve yeni istasyonlarin yerlerini secmek disinda kendi ekonomisini idare ediyor. Ozel sektor, ihtiyaci olan gemileri insa ediyor, yeni ticaret yollari kuruyor, madencilik yapiyor ve size vergi oduyor. DW2'nin bir diger kendine ozgu ozelligi hemen herseyi yapay zeka kontrolune verebilmek. Istediginiz kadar kontrolu elinize alabilir yada yapay zekaya birakabilirsiniz. Bunun en hos tarafi ise yapay zeka, sizin biraktiginiz isleri benzer baska oyunlara gore ♥♥♥ daha iyi idare ediyor. Cogu 4x uzay imparatorlugu yonetimi oyununda genelde gemi savaslari pek guzel gozukmez, iyi gozukenlerde ise siz gemileri dogrudan kontrol edemezsiniz. Distant Worlds2 hem guzel gozuken savaslar sunarken hem de filolarinizi her bir gemisine kadar dogrudan kontrol etmenize olanak sagliyor. Her gemiye ozellestigi goreve gore ayri ayri emir verebilir, yildizlar arasi bos uzay dahil uzayin istediginiz yerine gonderebilirsiniz. Distant World2 devasa bir teknoloji agacina sahip. Duzgun bir imparatorluk kurmak icin herseyi acmaniz da gerekmiyor. Belli ekipmanlara odaklanabilir, belli teknoloji gelistirmelerine oncelik verip rakiplerinize ustunluk saglayabilirsiniz. Bu ayrintili teknoloji agacinin sagladigi degisik teknolojiler ile ulkenizin gelisip guclendigini gercekten hissedebiliyorsunuz. Mesela baslarda 5-10 gemiden olusan bir filo, oyunun ortalarinda 10 kat daha guclu hale gelebiliyor. Yeni teknolokilerin etkisi ♥♥♥ iyi hissediliyor. Bir ♥♥♥ 4x uzay oyununda 3-5 tane farkli kaynak vardir. Bir kac tanesinde kaynak sayisi bir duzine olabilir. Ama DW2 de idare etmeniz gereken 10larca farkli kaynak var. Bu kaynaklarin tamamina ihtiyaciniz olmayabilir, sectiginiz irkin yada kullandiginiz ekipmanlara gore ihtiyac miktari degisebilir. Kullanacaginiz her kaynagin, kesfedildigi yerden gemilerle yada istasyonla cikarilmasi, yuk gemileriyle kullanilacagi yerlere tasinmasi gerekiyor. Bu isi ozel sektor kontrol ediyor ve hangi istasyonun ne kadar ihtiyaci varsa ona gore duzenleniyor. Gezegenlerin temel ihtiyaclarindan, gemilerinizin ekipmanlarina kadar hersey bu kaynaklara bagli, ayrica bi ticaretin duzgun islemesi icin yakit kaynagi da bulup imparatorlugunuzun gereken yerlerine yakit istasyonlari kurmak zorundasiniz. Distant Worlds 2 harika bir 4x deneyimi sunuyor. Bu turun meraklilari icin atlanmamasi gereken bir oyun. Iyi oyunlar

I'm liking this game a lot after messing around for a few different play thoughts. Once you have a good understand of how the game works its great. The down side - they don't do a good enough how to on the game which leaves you clueless as to what is what and then on top of that, Their DLC content is in the guide even if you don't have it making you think your missing something or messing it up. I have to used googles AI to help me understand stuff in the game because it is missing the all important (what does this do or how does it help me) info. Now with that said. Once you get pass that (problem). It offers a lot of fun game play that is just enjoyable. plays much like other games but is a little less messy where others go a little to deep on the micromanaging. Ai does a lot of the background trading which is good so you can do the above board gaming of making the stars yours. Im still learning the money making part of the game but i must be doing something right when i'm making money even when i show a loss. Governments vs private if i understood it. Sound / music are good, however i just pop you-tube space sounding music which is better in the background. overall i'm liking it and just got the other DLCs. i'd rate it a 8/10 would be a 9/10 if they explained the game better.

It kind of puts me in mind with the galactic map of Stellaris and the ship designer of Galactic Civ 3. Also, don't jump in when you're half asleep, the learning curve will need some lights turned on in your brain. I really like the "pre-warp" option. Don't know why. Maybe because it's just different. I also absolutely like how all the different tech types are color coded...but I worry of how that would fail to translate to the colorblind. My biggest complaint is that, the very moment you put on a tier-2 hyperdrive (the warp bubble), and thus the absolute split nanosecond your faction officially becomes interstellar...you're getting ganked by pirates. Only alternative is to not have pirates AT ALL! (And disabling pirates is no fun; they're already crippled enough as-is with their peg legs and eyepatches.) They'll still come to you ANYWAY if you procrastinate on that goal, but at least it'll buy you more time to prepare for the descending raids. ...At the time, that was my biggest complaint, but a hundred hours later, I got a much bigger one. In late game, the game chokes on its own mass! I have several save files that are 200MB *EACH!* It takes minutes to load, and sometimes even freezes/crashes entirely. I've had a whole fleet vanish because the game's maintenance payment calculations got out of sync when running at faster than 2x speed, so all put together, it's a wonderful time starting, but an absolute pain in the reproductive parts to finish what I started.

First of all, do I actually recommend the game? I know this review is tagged as "yes", but there's a serious caveat attached to that yes. If you really wanted to play Distant Worlds Universe, then sure, buy the game! But otherwise, if say you just wanted a nice Space 4X game to enjoy? Stay away, man. CodeForce really went with the mantra of, "why abstract something when you can simulate it?" and frankly, that's not even one of my problems with the game. If anything that's what drew me in. What constantly takes me out of the game is the game's UI. It genuinely feels like I'm actively fighting the UI when I play this game. For example, the event popups on the right side of the screen really don't feel properly integrated with the rest of the game. An example would be a diplomatic popup, where there's zero links to the faction's diplomacy screen. If they tightened up the UI this game would be amazing! An easy recommend! On another matter... the 3D graphics of DW2... I'll be honest, I don't feel like they added much to the game. I'm not normally one to comment on the graphics, but, most of the time you're zoomed out to a point where you don't really see it and frankly when you do zoom in enough to see it, they don't look good at all for 2022/2024. They look like something out of a game from 16 years ago. It's not even a 3D game space with dynamic camera angles. Generally speaking they would've been better off taking the effort put into the 3D graphics (and even relatively primitive 3D graphics take some serious effort over 2D) and put it into proper UI development.

Yes Distant Worlds 2 is recommended

Eu sempre tive uma expectativa alta para esse jogo, principalmente porque o primeiro foi muito elogiado. Mas esse agora experimentei por umas 10 horas antes de postar. Na verdade esse aqui é menos jogo e mais um simulador aonde voce vai apenas definindo alguns "parametros"(leia-se apenas o que PESQUISAR no jogo). Obviamente ele tem a opção de tornar muita coisa para manual, mas devido a dimensão que o jogo toma é impossivel vc querer admiinistrar ele manualmente. Enfim Realmente acaba caindo naquilo que muitos postam sobre o jogo, ele praticamente se joga sozinho, vc apenas da um pitaco aqui e ali e ele vai rodando, simulando tudo....É interessante esse aspecto mas como jogo é monotono porque voce fica sendo mais expectador do que protagonista.

Ich habe dieses Spiel lediglich für ein paar Euro erworben, muss jedoch leider sagen, dass ich es für den Vollpreis auch ernsthaft bereut hätte. Das Spiel an für sich genommen macht schon Spaß und lädt zum experimentieren ein. Leider hat das Spiel auch sehr viele Schwächen, vor allem für ein Titel aus 2024/25 (weiß nicht genau mehr wann der Release war). Unter anderem: *Das Spiel wird immer langsamer und anfälliger für Abstürze je länger man spielt *Leider sind generell die Abstürze ein großes Problem *Ist ist nach einiger Zeit recht repetitiv *Die Grafik und das generelle Design und Game-Feature's sind nicht mehr zeitgemäß! *Der Anfang des Spiels ist sehr holprig und in keinster Weise irgendwie erklärend, zudem hat man das Gefühl, dass am Anfang so gut wie gar nichts passiert, da man irgendwie kein Feedback bekommt, was man da eigentlich tut. *Das Spiel ist komplett auf englischer Sprache und diese ist nicht ohne externe Mod änderbar! Zu guter Letzt möchte ich jedoch noch den Game Editor, welcher sich wie bei alten Civilization-Spielen mitten im Spiel ausführen lies lobend hervorheben. In einem Sandbox-Game wie diesem würde ich mir dieses Feature auch in anderen Games öfters wünschen. Abschließend kann ich sagen, für ein paar Euro ist es eine gute Investition und für Fans von Strategie und Aufbauspielen im Weltraum sowieso. Allen anderen würde ich raten wirklich zu warten, bis das Game im Sell ist, der Vollpreis lohnt sich meines Erachtens nach nicht!