Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

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Even a champion chosen by the emporer can't run the math forever. If you don't pace the engagement, the game will eventually break you.

The good: This game has a short campaign that is really intended to immerse you into the lore. its a labor of love when it comes to that, Kudos to the voice actors, artists and the like that worked on this project first and foremost. The music is good as well. The enemies have memorable voice lines and death cries that ranges from horrifying to down right funny at times. It's casual fun at lower difficulities but there is room to get very nerdy with min/maxing for higher difficulties for those who really want to push themselves. There are a few different game modes past the 20 or so missions from the campaign that may or may not interest you. The bad: This game is poorly optimized, Period. Performance had to be addressed by me throwing everything to low and really going under the hood to maintain a stable 120 DLSS FPS count... and quite frankly, its a farcry from what you see in the trailers if you care to have a responsive gameplay like I do. It's a real shame. I have played the Skitarri class because that is what made me interested in the game and there is an argument to be said about "extra DLC class" having a bit of a power creep. if you just want to play casually the original class have a few more story cinematics tied to them but if you really want to min/max for higher difficulties and plan for the long haul, you might have to shell out a few more bucks to really enjoy the experience via one of their other classes least you limit your team's toolbox... but I would argue you could make it work without it as well. Just something to keep in mind. The Ugly: I know I said that the game was a work of love in its story and immersive property, but certainly not in the quality control of its 3D Assets. It wasn't uncommon for me to look around above my head only to find reused 3D assets that were clearly clipping through one another in their corners, janky UI elements that were not programmed right, and just... just... so much "jank" that I find atypical even for a small indie studio. That is not to say its breaking the immersion, but once you start seeing and experience the "ugly" this game has left to this day and explore the posts that were point those years ago, it leave a bitter taste in your mouth and its a real shame. Final Verdict (Or TLDR): If you liked games like Left 4 dead where 4 players Coop to survive some crazy levels with mobs rushing them with mini-bosses and bosses alike and that on top of it you like WH40k, I highly recommend. Jumping in there as 4 guardsman with base kit cranking up the difficulty until its downright impossible with current gear leads to downright hilarious, and definitely brutal experiences. On average, I would say if you can stomach optimizing the game for you rig a bit and are willing to face some jank for some casual fun, go for it, just don't take it too seriously and you'll be having a good time. P.S: There is crossplay, be ready to mute all the people with hot mics that Echoes their whole playthrough in your headphones.

Best immersion to Warhammer 40k Universe

I have a 1k hours if I didnt like the game I would be a League of Legends player, Im not, that means Im happy

The interrogator tells me to clean up Tertium. And who am I to defy the holy agents of the Golden Throne

Troufnu si tvrdit že je to nejlepší co-op hra co jsem za poslední roky hrál. Perfektně vyvážený systém buildů, obtížnosti a zábavy. Ta hra se dá hrát pořád dokola a člověk se nenudí. Navíc s množství vedlejších úkolů a secretů na každé mapě. Délka jedné mapy je cca 20min což je tak akorát. Kvituji možnost hrát i s boty, i když jejich inteligence je mizerná. Naštěstí hráčů je k dispozici stále dost. DLC navíc přidávají velmi zajímavé charaktery navíc. Vše co mi chybělo ve Vermintide II jsem našel tady. Spousta zábavy na spousty hodin.

This remains a coop horde/tide fighting game of the highest caliber, despite the development/balance issues plaguing a plurality if not majority of items. Just don't rush into buying dlcs. The foundation of the game, the melee more than the ranged, is peerless. The music, the environment, the "vibe", are rich. The base game class are well balanced within their perk trees and remain more viable than the dlc characters in HAVOC 30+. The recent pacing of new dlc releases have meant that fatshark (with its, meagre output) has been overwhelmed and can not take time to tune the careers and their weapons.

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