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《不朽者传奇》翻车式的首发表现即使时至今日也依旧值得吐槽，优化表现极差，高端显卡也躲不过严重掉帧的情况，甚至主机端更是通过强行降低分辨率来维持帧数，属于是跟《魔咒之地》坐一桌的选手。但不可否认的是，作为一款正八经的大作来说，他的这套fps和魔法的结合体验从游戏类型上来说确实也带来了不错的游戏体验，这一年多以来些许的优化加上d加密的移除游戏整体还是能流畅游玩，最重要的是史低二十多块，ea散key几块钱的价格也真的没什么可喷的了！ [quote=][b]评测出自：[u]网易 UU 鉴赏家培训计划[/u][/b] [b]感谢由[u]网易 UU 鉴赏家培训计划[/u]提供游戏[/b] [i][b]加速云存领游戏，满足热爱游戏梦！[/b][/i][/quote] [h1]FPS+魔法的新设计！平庸但能玩[/h1] 其实最初期待《不朽者传奇》的点也就在于他将传统 FPS 的枪械机制巧妙转化为三系魔法系统，华丽的魔法特效不管是技能还是平a手感以及视觉表现都非常出众，游戏给与了玩家红、蓝、绿三种不同颜色的魔法，分别对应着不同的战斗定位，按照枪械来比喻的话，红色魔法可以看作是霰弹枪，在近距离爆发惊人威力，突出aoe伤害，蓝色魔法类似精准步枪，具备远程狙击能力还可以生成护盾和重力控制场，绿色魔法则像追踪机枪，可释放束缚藤蔓和幻象诱饵，为战术布局提供多种可能。 这种魔法为主的射击手感也确实是传统枪械无法比拟的，各种魔法的特效搭配富有节奏感的电子乐，鼓点节拍与魔法释放的节奏完美同步，他的战斗确实是让我爽到了。当然视觉上在某些时刻确实如其他玩家所说光污染严重，但个人觉得还是见仁见智把，并不算什么缺点，因为本身就是以魔法为核心元素，艺术风格融合了科幻与奇幻，华丽的视觉效果理应也是体验的一部分！ 至于游戏的关卡上倒也没什么太多值得说的，就是很平庸的一套设计，该有的成长都有，25 种法术和 80 种天赋的庞大升级树，还有魔印、图腾、戒指等装备可供搭配，只是部分升级效果不太明显，lgbt元素也有一些，不过最受关注的应该还是现阶段的优化，在缝缝补补后尤其是移除了d加密以后也还是足以做到流畅游玩。只不过对于配置的要求依旧过高，个人5060显卡也只能在中低画质下60帧运行，并且依旧会有偶尔掉帧的情况。 [h1]结语[/h1] 但总而言之就像开头说的，便宜遮百丑，一款刚发售一年多的大作steam史低20出头，ea散key几块钱的前提下真别要什么自行车了，而且fps加魔法的组合也鲜少有作品能体验到，虽然整体平庸但《不朽者传奇》这一方面做的也确实挺能让人玩的爽的！

It’s Doom but with magic. Brilliant concept with a mediocre execution. A real tragedy. Pretty average gameplay, basic level design, an engaging but nowhere near original story, well written dialogue voiced excellently. Repetitive enemies and too many metroidvania elements without there actually being anything to backtrack for. I might play it again someday, who knows, but it’s not a priority. I’d say Steam’s 7/10 and IGN’s 8/10 are pretty accurate. It’s adequately constructed and polished, but it doesn’t stand out. Loved the concept, though. I had a good time with it, but I wouldn’t say it’s a masterpiece or anything. After all the patches to improve performance I think it’s where it needs to be. It’s just Magic Doom and I’m here for it. Could use a stronger opening, but once you hit the games second act it really takes off and the hidden bosses? Brutal. Had to really try hard to take them down. Game needs a sequel but I’m not holding my breath for that. I really liked the first person magic shooter concept, it's something I haven't played before. Story is meh but good enough. It's the kind of game I can jump into after work and don't have to put a lot of thought into it. I enjoyed the game but it was definitely a 7/10 kinda game. It has a lot of promising ideas like the magic system is good and the overarching story is promising but they do rush the start of the game among other areas. It's a shame though as I'm confident that this could have been worthy of a sequel with feedback taken on board. The actual systems, when they open up, are kind of interesting. Bit like a simplified Doom 2016 but with magic. Not a terrible idea on the face of it. Eventually you realize that the actual challenge is sitting through hours... and hours....of the most horrific, sub MCU writing and every cutscene is unskippable. Borderless mode saves you a lot when they stop yapping so you can alt-tab. But then they catch on that you haven't been appreciated their S tier jokes and quips and force you to follow an NPC while they quip and yap. Somewhere in there is a game but I'm baffled by how much they try to make you hate it. Still I quite liked it. Nothing crazy but a solid 7/10 game. Decent gameplay which was good enough to get me through the whole game. I don't think it's anywhere near as bad as some people say, even though I'd bet a big chunk of them never played it (since the numbers don't lie) but yeah, not a game that was worth the initial price. I feel like the game was just mediocre. Lots of filler, boring plot, and characters. That being said a mediocre game can be fun at times too. 7/10

The Game is fun and has interesting style and exploration is also fun, reminds me of Far Cry with Magic but even on low settings because of Lumen and Ninite the game is almost unplayable even with FSR3 and framegen thankfully i made it work without these two GPU Destroyers, whoever wants to copy my config[Engine.ini] there you go: just add these lines, im getting around 160fps with fsr3 quality and framegen [/script/engine.renderersettings] niagara.CreateShadersOnLoad=1 r.CreateShadersOnLoad=1 D3D12.PSO.DiskCache=1 D3D12.PSO.DriverOptimizedDiskCache=1 r.AllowOcclusionQueries=1 r.Shaders.Optimize=1 r.ShaderPipelineCache.StartupMode=3 r.ShaderPipelineCache.ReportPSO=1 r.ShaderPipelineCache.GameFileMaskEnabled=0 r.ShaderPipelineCache.LazyLoadShadersWhenPSOCacheIsPresent=1 r.ShaderPipelineCache.BatchSize=50 r.Vulkan.PipelineCacheFromShaderPipelineCache=1 r.XGEShaderCompile=1 r.XGEShaderCompile.Mode=1 r.XGEShaderCompile.Xml.BatchGroupSize=256 r.XGEShaderCompile.Xml.BatchSize=16 r.XGEShaderCompile.Xml.JobTimeout=0.500000 [TextureStreaming] r.Streaming.Boost=1 r.Streaming.FullyLoadUsedTextures=1 r.Streaming.HLODStrategy=2 r.bForceCPUAccessToGPUSkinVerts=True r.Streaming.FramesForFullUpdate=60 r.Streaming.DropMips=0 r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1 r.Streaming.MipBias=0 r.Streaming.UseAllMips=1 r.Streaming.UseMaterialData=1 r.Streaming.UseNewMetrics=1 r.Streaming.UsePerTextureBias=1 r.Shaders.Optimize=1 r.Shaders.FastMath=1 r.UseShaderCaching=1 r.UseShaderPredraw=1 r.UseAsyncShaderPrecompilation=1 r.TargetPrecompileFrameTime=13 r.PredrawBatchTime=13 r.AccelPredrawBatchTime=0 r.AccelTargetPrecompileFrameTime=0 r.Streaming.DefragDynamicBounds=1 s.AsyncLoadingThreadEnabled=True [ConsoleVariables] AllowAsyncRenderThreadUpdates=1 AllowAsyncRenderThreadUpdatesDuringGamethreadUpdates=1 AllowAsyncRenderThreadUpdatesEditor=1 s.AsyncLoadingThreadEnabled=True [SystemSettings] r.Vignette=0 r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0 r.Lumen.Reflections.ScreenTraces=0 r.DefaultFeature.LensFlare=False r.Streaming.PoolSize=3072 r.MotionBlurQuality=0 r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0 r.Shadow.PerObject=0 r.GTSyncType=1 r.OneFrameThreadLag=1 s.LevelStreamingComponentsRegistrationGranularity=30 r.Lumen.GlobalIllumination=0 r.Lumen.Reflections=0 r.Nanite.Streaming.StreamingPoolSize=1024 r.VirtualShadowMaps.MaxResolution=512 r.RenderTargetPoolMin=200 r.Streaming.MaxTempMemoryAllowed=512

Do NOT recommend. There are many good ideas in this game, but the implementation is terrible. It runs extremely poorly, you'll need a really REALLY good PC to run it well. The cutscenes are LONG and unskippable. "Reloading" my base spells is so infuriously stupid. What makes them distinct from guns then? Whenever you start the game, it takes an eternity before you can actually get to play... Splashscreen Splashscreen Splashscreen "login into no account" Splashscreen loader cutscene loader ... I wanted to play today, not next week...

20块钱。 你是选择买这个游戏， 还是买黄片的会员？ 我选择这个游戏。 因为毛片的会员都比这个贵

Publisher account required to play a single-player game. Awful, but not really the devs' fault. Just EA doing its thing. That aside, I wanted to like this game. I heard it got some hate when it released but I went into it with an open mind. The whole look of the game was interesting. A magic-themed first-person shooter? It's not the first one ever, but it's a rare enough genre to take notice. As far as visuals and the general world they built, it's pretty great. Think of how you imagine a high-magic high-fantasy novel, and this is basically that. You'll see ancient cities alongside magical airships, clothing lined with magic and gems, magical ruins, glowy effects, and particle physics galore. The combat itself is also pretty enjoyable. It's a bit more on the twitchy side, but I think this game perfectly balances the number of tools you have available with the types of enemies it throws at you. You basically have a hard-counter to every enemy type, but the challenge is switching between magic types and tools and using them effectively when lots of enemies are present. Aside from the basic three magic types (guns) of blue, red, and green (which equate to basically pistol, shotgun, and SMG), you also have some utility tools and special attacks limited by a mana bar. Big enemy coming your way? Use a slowing tool and chip away at it before it can reach you. Fast enemy hitting you from range? Use your lash to pull it towards you and hit it with the shotgun magic. Bigger enemy popped up a shield? Hit your special attack that wrecks shields and scatters enemies. Some enemies also have weaknesses / strengths against different magic colors. It works well, and it's a challenge that makes you feel like you could be switching between tools more effectively. Despite having an interesting theme, solid atmosphere, and nice core combat, this game can't help but ruin that experience for you. The primary sin of this game is the absolute garbage writing. Every single character thinks they are funny, and they want to do their best to prove it to you. 90% of the dialogue out of every character's mouth (bar one or two) is just jokes and quips. I would compare it to Marvel-style writing, but even they can cool it on occasion. While rarely amusing, this primarily just undercuts whatever seriousness or impact could be felt in the story. When the story does try to switch tones, it does so awkwardly and immediately shifts back to jokes. There are so many examples, but let me give you just one. At one point in the story, you are tasked with delving into an area that's been sealed off for ages, where you are told a twisted race of monsters are contained who eat magic-users, and if they find you they would only try to consume you. Okay, decent setup, right? Could go in a direction of "wow these creatures ARE bad" or "they were never monsters, magic-users were horrible, etc." You have a few fights with some of them, and they're an interesting enemy type. However, at one point a cutscene interrupts you (more on that in a bit), and you are pinned by one of them who then says "What're you doing down here, haircut?" What? You build up this whole thing and the very first conversation starts with a lame joke? The entire rest of that conversation follows a similar tone. What a waste. The ENTIRE game is like this. Interesting setups or a hint of promise, followed immediately by hackneyed jokes. On the eve of a grand battle, the characters unwind by playing magical beer pong. It all just seems so juvenile, and completely ruins any grandeur that could be had by the backdrop. It doesn't all need to be serious, but it should at least be funny if it's going to go that route. Portal 2 was a game that was filled with constant jokes but did such a good job with the writing that it felt natural. This is more like if you asked a novice fantasy writer to do standup and they failed. Miserably. The game also can't figure out its pacing or scope. In the first 90 minutes or so of this game, there was only one fight, and a lot of walking around. For a long time, the game feels like 30% cutscene, and only 10% combat. There are even times where clearly they wanted to keep telling you more story, but they instead ask you to go to point B where there's a pointless fight with some faceless enemies / creatures along the way just so they can break up the exposition. For trying to set up such a grand world, stages feel fairly small and linear. They could have either reduced the scope and left it a tighter, more traditional FPS campaign, or opened up the world more and tried for an actual open-world setup. Instead, it's this awkward middle ground where you can just teleport between discrete stages and poke around, but there's still a main story line that has larger set pieces. Technically you could walk around instead of fast traveling, but why would you? You'll just run into small nuisance fights to pad things out. Because of the semi-open world aspect, the game also suffers a lot from HUD overload. Hit markers are nice, but you may notice at some point just how much stuff is on-screen at any given time. I got this game at like a 90% discount, and even at that price point, I have a hard time saying that anyone should try it. At the standard AAA price of $70? No one should try it. I feel for the developers on this one. They tried something new and interesting, and were sunk by a few terrible decisions. Whoever did the art direction deserves praise, and I've already said my piece on the writing.

Exactly what you would expect from the description: FPS action but you're basically a hardcore Gandalf. I'm legitimately surprised that this game hasn't gotten better reviewed and more attention. It's a lot of fun with a good enough story to keep you engaged. Probably a fair amount of anti-EA-on-principle going into the reviews if I had to guess.

Fun game. The story is like a young adult novel and the combat is a nice take on FPS games. You get pretty overpowered by the end, even on the harder difficulties, but thats part of the charm.

My fault for not researching how puzzle-intensive this game is. Not a fan of puzzles and so unsurprisingly I hated hard puzzles. I just want to enjoy the combat section. Some puzzles I could ignore because they were not part of the story line but later I had to solve one before moving on. It was too hard for me :( Looking up solution doesn't solve my poor execution of it. Argh, puzzles.