Foxhole

Слишком усложненная, задротская игра, чтобы что-то сделать нужно потратить очень много времени, кому понравилась эта игра - лучше сходите траву потрогайте Это ММО другими словами.

Excellent jeu

Прибежал на линию фронта, упал под колеса танка из которого играл гимн СССР и умер. Я считаю стоит своих вложений.

The game used to be fun and balanced when it was free, however now is full of entitled people, nobody collaborates because they will murder you if you don´t give them what they want in the game, in short, it´s always a mess since there is no a clear authority.

buen juego, aunque no tiene un tutorial para aprender a hacer las cosas como tal, pero si tienes conocidos que lo jueguen ya es ganancia, faltan 9 días par que termine esta guerra, aprovechen la oferta de rebaja, corre bien en mi tostadora

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, dont bother.

Genuinely one of the best milsim games I have played. The top-down camera angle threw me off at the beginning, and I thought, "How could this be a milsim game?" But as I played longer, I understood just how realistic this game truly was. My first few deployments went like this: [olist] [*]Deploy on the most active front line. [*]Grab a rifle and 400 rounds of ammo. [*]Charge straight into the fight. [*]Die to someone sitting on a machine gun in the other trench. [/olist] After dying constantly with no end in sight, I left the frontline and decided to try out logistics. Logistics is the most important part of winning a war. Every item you see was made by a player, right down to the clothes you wear and the bullets you shoot. Once I figured out how the supply chain worked, I tried out midline logistics for a while, grabbing items that players were making in the backline and delivering them to a frontline to be put to use. I stepped away from logistics for a while and got back to the frontline to try my luck again. I've fought and won many battles since my first deployment. I find it quite fun to tally up my stats and figure out how much impact I'm making on a frontline. So far, I've killed around 360–365 Wardens. At a good pace of play, I'm usually taking down 10–15 Wardens an hour (a rough estimate, likely not accurate), all with a rifle, mind you. A final note to anyone who might be looking into getting the game: This game is absolutely possible to play solo. There are regiments for players looking for team play, but it's not a requirement, nor is it guaranteed to get you fat stacks of kills. Ignore the Reddit posts. In fact, ignore my review. [b] Buy the game, play the game, and judge the quality for yourself. [/b]

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solve the queue problem, it will be a good game

I first joined the game at the very end of War 134, literally on the last day before the server merge. Later, during War 135 (the first war on a single server), I joined a Warden clan. I gathered resources, learned the game mechanics, and overall the atmosphere felt quite enjoyable. Throughout the entire War 135, the Wardens were retreating while the Colonials kept advancing with little serious resistance. At first, I did not pay much attention to it. Now (at the moment when the Colonials are establishing themselves in Stonecradle without much difficulty), there seems to be an overwhelming imbalance in favor of the Colonials in almost every aspect. For example, Warden tanks appear unable to effectively compete in combat. From what I have seen, they barely manage to hold their ground even while defending. In general, tank combat gameplay feels very peculiar to me and, in my opinion, needs a complete rework. I am not the most experienced player, but this feeling of imbalance is very discouraging and makes me want to quit the game. Perhaps it is not only about vehicle balance, but also about the fact that the larger and more experienced clans tend to play on one side because the developers have effectively given that faction an advantage. On top of that, the game demands a significant time investment from its players. From what I understand based on reviews and conversations with my clanmates, balance is the game's main issue. Balance in Foxhole is extremely complex and very easy to break. There are also many technical problems. Massive queues, ping issues, and occasional bugs where certain keys suddenly stop working (for example, Shift in the inventory) or parts of the UI become unresponsive. It also feels like there are quite a few cheaters in the game. As for the servers, I believe there should be separate servers for the world's major time zones, such as a European server, with proper regional filtering. When you spend 12 hours building, pushing the front line, and contributing to the war effort, only to log in the next day and discover that everything was lost overnight while you were sleeping or working, it is extremely demoralizing. It makes you wonder why you should even bother playing. Perhaps this is a bad idea, but I feel there should be some kind of "frontline lull" mechanic during the common nighttime hours for the European player base. I’m really hoping for some positive changes, and I’ll update my review, as the game is one of a kind.