V Rising

I keep dying in early game. Not for newb gamer. Going to return.

Entrei no jogo para ser um vampiro temido. Acabei passando mais tempo organizando móveis no castelo, procurando materiais e decidindo onde colocar uma biblioteca. A ideia era dominar a noite. A realidade foi virar um vampiro arquiteto com problemas de decoração. Mas quando chega a hora de caçar, construir equipamentos e enfrentar chefes... Você lembra por que ser um vampiro é tão divertido. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ PS: Nada assusta mais um vampiro imortal do que perceber que acabou madeira e vai precisar sair durante o dia.

BEST OF ALL TIME underrated !

Whole games terribly balanced it all comes down to pointless grinding to increase a number so your number is higher than their number but hey there's no levels just gear so its backwards bare bones base building ui is trash and overall the game is boring

Hello everyone, I want to show you the game from two sides. The first side is solo play / playing on PvE servers with other people. For those who want to experience something new or explore a new game world, this is possibly one of the best games I can recommend to you. At the time of writing this review, character progression is built almost perfectly. The number of bosses doesn't make you feel bored. The PvE aspect alone can take anywhere from 20 to 60 hours, depending on whether or not you got caught up in the grand construction of a beautiful gothic castle. The second side is PvP servers. Unfortunately, I can't say anything positive here, except for the interesting community. All you can experience or feel is pain. Low new player traffic. Without addressing this point, any new player will find it difficult to even get started with minimal PvP, such as arena battles. Everything good and related to PvP has been made by the players, not the developers. From this point, you get a simple piece of advice — whether you learn or not is up to you. New players ignore this and drop the game, and those who decide to push further end up facing points 1 and 3. Anti-cheat. There isn't one. And there's no way for you to prove whether someone on your server is using cheats or not. Essentially, it's a blind game, and you might think, "That one player probably has 5,000 hours in the game and knows all the combos by heart and reads timings?" But it turns out it's just $20 wasted on a "Boost Your Skill" subscription. And there is a point that ties all of this together — the developers have stopped adding new content. This is where all the previous problems stem from, as they are all interconnected. That's why I would not recommend buying this game. A developer should take care of their product, especially if it's an online project.

Everything is fine until the last boss. Playing duo seems to be nearly impossible, even on standard difficulty. I can even beat Malenia no hit, but i lost my patience with this game.

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The game is good, don't get me wrong, but I'm struggling to recommend it. It's got a lot of good gameplay, but then they follow it up with some really dumb design choices that make the game super frustrating to play. As an example, there is NO WAY to turn off "Medium core", aka drop items on death. Now by default you don't drop your gear, so that's good, but by dropping the rest of your items on death, it means that if you die on a boss with anything on you (like consumable health potions to heal before re-engaging the boss) you're screwed. Now you have to pull the boss while on low health, then try and loot your ♥♥♥♥, then reset the fight. This gets made all the worse if you decide to use the late-game amulets, which also drop on death. And because Item Level is everything, now you're 25 item levels lower than anything on the run back to the boss and will die in one or two hits. Speaking of Item Level, I think it's a really questionable system. I get the idea, it's a way to scale enemies while allowing for flexibility in gear. But in practice what it means is that later on in the game you settle on one weapon, because it becomes super expensive to have separate weapons, and if you ever switch off of that weapon, it'll lower your item level and you'll now take a lot more damage. There's more, like the game being impossible to play with anything higher than 60 ping. I played with a friend on 120ms, and I had so many times where I was dodging abilities on my end, and then the game saying "no ♥♥♥♥ you, you got hit". Anyway, if you're looking to play solo or with low latency, look at changing some server settings. Otherwise you're gonna be in for a bit of a rough time. I had fun the first 25 hours of my re-playthrough for 1.0, but then it started getting super frustrating.

Great game. 9/10 easily. Lots of unique bosses, weapons, areas, and more. Base building is super intuitive as well. Incredible UI and progression mechanics at play. Must play if you love survival games.

Because just one bite isn't enough <3