RuneScape: Dragonwilds

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I enjoy the game but I'm not removing this negative review until you fix the corpse running. Running 800 meters with none of my weapons from my hot bar to reach my dead body is insane. There is no value or enjoyment to be had with this mechanic. All you are doing is inviting someone to die, see how far their body is and turn off the game. If you want just materials to drop, fine. But dropping every piece of gear I have and ultimately making me even more worthless in a place I just died FULLY equipped adds no value. Another thing you should address is the recipe weapons. Often they are worse than the base item which is completely backwards. If I found a recipe for an item that requires bronze, it should be marginally better than the basic bronze weapon. The basic bronze gear should be a fallback to not finding a unique recipe. As of now they're just a wasted effort on both the devs and players. Monsters in a particular biome are just dying to the poison they are native to. The dragon doing drive-bys every 15 minutes is immersive but basically just annoying as you get one shot early on repeatedly. Survival slop that was lazily thrown together for the time being. Frequent updates are nice but don't buy this until 1.0. Early access is a plague upon gaming while indie developers are slaying with full releases. Do better.

just play the game is very good !

整體和朋友一起遊戲的體驗不錯，戰鬥方面是短板，操作手感不好，這部分修正之後是款好遊戲

Game has a main story quest bug that prevents you from accessing the last zone

Good enough!

im obsessed with this game... i usually do not like survival-base-building slop but this is so much fun

If you like Valheim you might get some fun out of this game. I can not recommend it because of how poorly is runs/optimized. Combat is NOT intuitive and really just sucks. Magic is OKAY at best. When I think "survival crafting game" RSDW does not come in on that list at all.

Esta muy bueno y entretenido. Lo estoy jugando con mi hijo y esta muy bueno

Playing solo on hard difficulty, so far it's been Valheim Lite®, but enjoyable in its own way despite its shortcomings. It streamlines a lot of the survival to be less interesting than Valheim's, the combat is weirdly balanced (and kinda jank), the building is more limited and the progression is equally linear in a disappointing way. And yet, it still works fairly well because the world is interesting to explore (if a bit empty in places), the quests and lore are good at pushing you to roam, and the areas are paced well enough that I constantly want to see what's next. Also the starting dragon constantly hounding you is excellent motivation, it makes you want to progress just to finally punch it in its stupid dragon face, and I'm very excited to find out what other annoying things I will eventually get to revenge-punch in their stupid face. Still needs a lot of work, but what's there is already good enough if you're looking for a more casual survival/crafter game.