GROUND BRANCH

Из плюсов только костамизация. Оружие ощущается, как лазерган, импакта от оружия нет совсем, кто то типо скажет, что в реальности же при стрельбе оружие не улетает, но его нужно контролировать. Так же персонаж застревает в стенах

If you have the game already 1.0 is worth spending time with for the co-op Extraction mode alone. Extraction actually gives the maps purpose. It gives you a reason to be smart and observe, to make actual decisions on what to do. The AI has been improved considerably and no longer endlessly man-train to the last loud noise. I have not played the new Story missions, so I cannot speak to their quality yet. I know there's no friendly AI so I certainly hope it's co-op at least. There aren't a lot of new items here, they are appreciated but aren't moving the needle or giving any new interesting options. The .22 pistol is the only possible exception to that. Visually the new Plane map looks great, the Player Models are far better and lose the uncanny vibes they had before. The problem is while the AI is much better and has some new behaviors (idle smoking animations, better running to cover when grenades go out, etc.), they still suffer from the classic tactical shooter AI issue of 50millisecond headshots. They don't do it all the time but it happens a lot. Overall they're still pretty robotic. Better than before absolutely, but we're hitting the bare minimum for a game like this, not exceeding expectations. As far as Extraction mode goes, it's great but only works on a handful of maps. The choices are good, but I really hope to see the rest set up for as soon as possible. I know not all maps may be optimal for it, but surely more than 5 are. I'll give this a positive score for Extraction mode alone, it finally provides some of the old Rainbow Six feelings the game should have had years ago. That's just the problem though. This game is not 1.0 ready. We should have had this so long ago. Ground Branch released on Steam in 2018. Early Access, sure- but it took us 8 years to get a PVE mode tangibly more complex than Terrorist Hunt. The AI is just now past the point of letting me pile up 30 bodies in a stairwell- which I've been doing consistently for years for quick laughs. The core things I do like about the game: the customization, player movement, weapon handling, and smart use of a Stamina system have been in the game since at least 2020 and probably longer, but it just now feels like we're getting anything added that improves how the game actually plays. I very much hope this is the start of a real push into making this a fleshed out game, but this as a 1.0 isn't going to cut it. Especially in a post Ready or Not, Operator, and Reforger world. We didn't have many choices for modern released tactical shooters in 2018. We have quite a few now.

第一关就闪退报错，那我就只能退款了

its 1.0 but its still early access, this game has been in development hell forever and 0 progress has been made on the game for the past 5 years. save your money and buy something like operator or literally any other game. don't waste your time or money

realy fun and tactical

Another example of why Early Access is either a hit or a miss. It has been the last straw in the Early Access cesspit for me, release a full ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game or develop it fully instead of rushing out some garbage. Everything was fine as you were going with your original update formats, but no: now we have to rush 1.0 cuz blabla.

Apos essa ultima atualização, o jogo esta travando muito mesmo no médio desempenho.

I've played this game off and on since it launched into early access, and it's been fun, but always felt about 60% finished. I always ended up having more fun playing tactical Barbie and customizing my character's loadout and outfit more than I did playing the actual missions. For an early access game, that makes sense, sure. Plus, being only about 35 gigabytes or so, it was easy to install and play around in it for a week. However, at 1.0, the game still feels only about 60% finished, the AI still feel dumb and a bit sterile (e.g.: they don't banter back and forth with each other, talk on their radios, etc., which makes them feel, well, like robots.), and now the game is 100 GIGS?! Where are those 50+ gigs hiding? In the *one* campaign mission? Another odd issue that's never been fixed is the bizarre sound propagation. I literally watched a bot shooting at me through a floor-to-ceiling window and saw the muzzle flashes, but heard... nothing? When you enter a structure, no matter how small, the entire outside world goes silent the moment you step over the threshold of the door--no crossfade or anything. It's odd and takes you out of the game a little bit. I thought this'd be different in 1.0, but... nope. No change to that. Plus, guns and explosives are dull-sounding and thuddy, rather than having the distinct kick-you-in-the-pants boom/pop that they do in reality. Ready or Not and Squad got that right, but Ground Branch hasn't nailed that. TL;DR: Used to be able to recommend this game as a 30GB bot fragger with good tactical Barbie elements, but with bugs and jank still present after an exceptionally long early access period, plus an increase to ONE HUNDRED GRUNGLEBERTS of file size, I just can't really recommend it anymore. If you want belt-fed Ready or Not with frag grenades, or perhaps small-scale PvE Arma 3, this, sadly is not it. :c

I wish I had paid more attention to the reviews that said it was not very good because I wanted it to be better. I so wanted it to be good. It's just not. I went into the training ground, the 'farm,' and it was a reminder of what FPS felt like back in the early 2000's. I figured I would give the game a shot, hoping things would improve. They did not, the game crashed. My specs are Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 9 285K (3.70 GHz) Installed RAM 64.0 GB Graphics card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 (31 GB) Intel(R) Graphics (128 MB)Storage 2.39 TB of 9.14 TB used System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor No reason for on my end for the game to crash.

The game is a lot of fun. It's still enjoyable even when playing solo, so I definitely recommend it. But I genuinely don't understand why every update takes so incredibly long. Each one feels like it takes forever to arrive. If you buy the game now and then come back three years later, I'm pretty sure you'll only find 1–2 new maps, one new gun, and maybe one new piece of gear and one new weapon attachment if you're lucky. It's honestly that bad. To be fair, the addition of the Workshop has been the best update so far. Modders work insanely fast—they add new guns, new attachments, and other content at a pace the developers just can't match. Seriously, what more do we need? Just give us more guns, more weapon attachments, great weapon animations, plenty of cool gear, and throw in a "gun porn" tag. How hard can that be?