Gallipoli

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I can't recommend this game in it's current form. The gunplay just feels bad. And that's the biggest issue. It's my opinion that I shouldn't have to lead my shots for 99% of the shots you take. It's not like it's realistic to have to shoot 2 feet in front of a guy running 50 feet in front of you to land a shot. As far as I could tell, it seems like leading your shots wouldn't be realistic at just about any affective range in the game. But it's especially aggregious at mid and close rage. And it's hard to tell, when you miss, if it's because to aimed to far in front, behind, or some other factor got in the way. Initially, I thought I was just bad. But after playing the game for a while, I've only been able to get a vague feeling for how / where to shoot and other people have been complaining about this as well. It just feels like you're shooting into the void and hoping your shots hit someone on your screen. It sucks. The game also has more minor issues with balance and pacing. The sectors feel like they go too fast to make for interesting strategy. You either run out of men when your team's first one or two real pushes don't work, or you get overrun as the defenders and have too little time to fully retake. Sometimes there is a good back and forth that feels interesting and dynamic, but even those are often too short with how easy it can be to dislodge a foothold in a prolonged HQ contest. To be fair, when it works, and the music is blasting, it feels amazing. I'd love to have more games like that. Ultimately, however, I feel like a lot of the games I've played have had unsatisfying endings. These are problems I have not had with the series' previous game, Isonzo. After returning to that game, I recommend picking it up instead of Gallipoli. Still, my issues with this game are things I believe can be addressed and I would love to return to this game once the gunplay feels fun (which is 90% of my issue).