Everwind

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I've been enjoying the game so far. As on now, I've been finding the most enjoyment from the Multiplayer capabilities with my friends. That being said, Optimizing that section in the near future would be highly encouraged. But as it is in a "beta" state, there have been a few bugs which have caused issues though overall havent impacted gameplay that much. Two main concerns with Major issues with Multiplayer as it is: 1. There's an odd chance chests will become inaccessible for everyone, acting as though someone is inside it, even for the host 2. There is a point in the game, especially with 4 players, that the game becomes overloaded to the point the host crashes. Again, These are to be expected with an in-development system and arent an issue unless you're playing for at least 4 hours. General Outlook: - The Skills are interesting but with how they are organized and presented, some of them feel unrelated to things or are too vague to understand what exactly they will improve. Additionally, Warrior feels like the only practical choice and Arcanist just sort of sits there unless you REALLY need to know what potions to make. Idk what future plans are expected, but consider inter-connected skill trees rather than just rows so builds can be better defined. Also, probably just let players freely refund their skills and rebuild, at least during this EA. Its a little frustrating to want to see what this game has to offer but you have to either get lucky for a potion to drop or spend 1000 coins at a village. And if you accidently misspend? Welp, have to deal with it then, unless you want to waste a potion on just that one thing. - Combat is a tad monotonous, especially when playing alone. It's most effectively "Parry, hit, Parry, hit" but you do have to get creative if you get swarmed by more than one enemy, so its not entirely braindead. Additionally, The combat effectiveness scaling is weird. Most islands are fine, then suddenly the Jungle gives you 300+ health enemies in groups of 3-5 who all spam heavy attacks very consistently, Deal massive damage despite having an over 100 defense value (though idk what that value indicates. Is it reducing the damage by that much?) and have weird hitboxes, making the parry registry a little jank and they do a lot of heavy attacks that displace them, causing them to teleport back which more often than not will make them appear behind you since you're generally tracking their position. Dont even get me started on the Dinos. - Progression is pretty straight forward. Allowing a variety of Mortivar skulls to be used in upgrades would be nice. You can pretty comfortably moving upwards, upgrading your height and speed consistently. If you struggle to get resources to increase either one, then you're probably at the altitude you need to be at, so its encouraged to just farm that stuff. In relation to skills with progression, though, the amount of xp you gain versus ability to go higher is a bit off balance. Getting 1 Skill point feels like you have to grind a lot, which will very quickly turn into a dungeon run grind of trying to get as much xp as possible. Again, part of why i play with friends. Overall, I can see where the game is heading. Idk if $25 is really worth it for an EA in this state, maybe 10-15, but I feel I've enjoyed my money's worth. Though, im not sure what Capybara edition is for? I want to presume it's if you want to support the devs with more money than the base game.

Minecraft with player progression and airships.

I picked this game up because i had that minecraft itch i wanted something new like it and this is it and the same time not. it has alot of similarities like the atmosphere in the game and by that i mean music and sounds not just the blocks but it has more than minecraft in my opinion it is its replacement in my eyes grafics are nostalgic not great but not bad better than mincraft anyway. Where it really stands out is its skill system and gear upgrade that makes it possible to have proper raid tactics like in wow to some exstend atleast the difficulty atm of the game is fixed but i can see they intend to make it so you can chose diffeculty later on it is rather early acces after all that said i havent tried multiplayer yet. Singleplayer works without any bugs ive noticed and is great fun hardest things atm. for me is chosing how to shape my flying ship/fort/island? what do i want it to be as thats your choice dosnt have to be a ship really anyway i can only recommend it its runs super well on my 8 year old pc so dont be afraid to get it because of a old machine. And there dosnt seem to be memory leak as ive played it 6 hours straight with np.

Honest review I want to like it, I really do, but the problem with this game is really simple. It's not minecraft, its Everwind...So I dont know why The Devs of Everwind added so many house building items for a game, that you keep moving in. Like it sucks lockpicking chests to get small wooden chest blueprints, and 10- 14 wooden blocks constantly. Looting in an RPG is suppose to be awesome, I have only played for about 5 hours, and am already at the second level islands, and i'll tell ya i've opened 4 chests in all that time that had anything remotely useful. Also the amount of food, you would think that there would hunger and thirst meter. I will say the combat is kind of fun, but its not enough to keep me going. I also hate the blueprint to get stuff. By the time you get a few pieces of copper you are already getting bronze. I dont know if theres a town for trading but id hope so if your selling all that garbage. I hope to see more enemy types in the future, aswell as some type of quest direction. 5 hours island to island is a lil wack. This game needs IMO A dramatically better combat system, and a total loot redo to survive. Its an RPG, make an RPG... For an Rpg its really bad, for a minecraft game its the worst I've seen so far. Like get vintage story period. 3/10

Очень хорошо, жду доработок

Zu Anfang eine kurze Einführung, dann laufen noch ein paar kleine "Tutorial-Quests". Danach steht einem förmlich die ganze Welt offen. Ob man gleich einen "dicken 3-Master" oder doch nur eine kleine Schaluppe zimmert, bleibt einem selbst überlassen. Die generierten Inseln haben zwar quasi eine Art Muster, sind aber trotzdem hübsch unterschiedlich und wechseln sich auch in der Schwierigkeit und Weitläufigkeit ab. Verschiedene "Biome" regen zum erkunden an und hier und da mal doch auch freundliche NPC`s zu treffen, fühlt sich richtig erleichternd an. Grafisch in einer bekannten Block-Optik und trotzdem schön gestaltet.

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