Gears Tactics

мне понравились механики перки и бла бла, но мне кажется слон в комнате это духота против боссов, губка для урона, это максимально скучные сегменты игры, особенно последний и скорее всего я просто к нему не вернусь или допройду потом, ну емае, во первых только герои могут быть там, ты можешь потратить жетон для прокачки как угодно, но ты привязался к другим уродам как это обычно бывает, хрен бы с ним, ставишь лекаря на лекарство и каждый ход будет одно и тоже, два залпа снайпера, лекарь, мина от скаута и возможно штурмвик еще в штуковую пойдет это моя главная претензия. так то прикольно, ПОТОМУ ЧТО ШТЫКОВОЙ УДАР и БЕНЗОПИЛА.

Gears Tactics is a game that’s very tough to pin down on whether I would recommend it or not. It’s not a bad game, and for someone who’s not a huge fan of the turn-based genre, it’s good and pretty easy to pick up and play. The problem lies in what it wants to do in terms of pacing. For a game that has a storyline and gameplay that, compared to FPS games, is on average much slower per level, it’s a little too comfortable with wasting your time. What I mean by that is that there’s a story here that they’re telling you, but there’s this issue with telling it. You may ask, what does that mean? OK, so there are main missions in this game that have cut scenes and dialogue that doesn’t repeat itself, and those are good. They’re not much different than the side missions that get forced on you after every main mission, except for the dialogue that they actually thought through, or the map design that they had to implement to make it feel like you’re actually progressing. It’s the same problem that I have with Rockstar game design in Grand Theft Auto Online, where they don’t seem to care about the story they’re telling, or if the heist that you’re playing will be interesting after 100 hours after the new DLC came out. They want you to waste a little more time to make the game feel bigger. Now I guessed that this game was going to take me roughly 20 to 30 hours to beat. Gears of War campaigns have always been long; that’s not the problem. The problem is the extra 20 to 25 hours that got bolted onto this game because they wanted you to mindlessly run around doing side missions that play the same every time you play them, with maybe two or three variations of map. The dialogue is always the same. The objectives are the same too. It’s very repetitious. I would expect the only reason why you would do something like this is that you didn’t want to pay the writers more to actually sit around and think out a story to consistently engage the player, or maybe they were nervous that the game was too short, but the core of the matter is, “is it a good game?” Yes, when it’s not trying to waste your time. However, the inherent design of this game is to double the length of time the game should take, so for that reason alone I wouldn’t recommend it. If you can stand knowing that your pace is being intentionally slowed and you like the core gameplay itself, it’s fine, but there is a story here that I would’ve enjoyed having total focus on rather than feeling like I got my “moneys worth” out of a game by just loading my hours up way past the standard threshold to where it’s artificial and a slog to get through. I can’t believe it. They went the complete opposite way with the genre. I thought they wouldn’t be able to pull off a turn-based tactical game. They did great on the gameplay but horrible with the storytelling. I paid $15 for this on sale; that wouldn’t even get me an order of small fries at a McDonald’s now. You might be better off spending your money on fast food than this schlock. You’re probably going to get more substance from that fast food meal than you would from this poor excuse of a story-driven game. P.S. There is a softlock bug that shows up later in the game that prevents the Locust’s turn from ending. This problem added another 2 hours to the final boss fight because it kept happening over and over. Hot tip: Don’t use Jack’s Attractor Mines during the boss fight. Pretty sure that was the culprit, and don’t stand too close to solid objects with Jack. There is an attack the boss does that pushes them and prevents them from moving permanently.