Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2

为了帝皇！！！！！！！！！！！

The game is incredible! tons of fun playing with friends!

I like the part where the space marine yelled "this is my warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2" and warhammered all over the place, kinda wild if you ask me. #humptydumpty #clickhere #witchit

Fun straight to da point 3rd person shooter. Gives the classic Gears of War feel with gore and combat - story is cool enough. Deserved thumbs up!

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[h1]One of the finest installments of the Warhammer 40k series.[/h1] [u]Campaign Mode: 8/10[/u] The return of Titus is marked by new emerging threats to the Imperium. The game does a decent job of layering the conflicts he faces, both alien and internal. The story is quite captivating and does well to keep you satiated during the entirety of the campaign. The voice acting is good, the atmosphere and world are captivating, and the iconic Grim Dark theme is just amazing. [u]Co-op Modes:[/u] In the PvE tree sit three modes: Operations, Siege, and Strategems. These modes are three-player co-op modes. If you have no friends, you can play it solo, with bots, or matchmake with two other players. [u]Operations Mode: 10/10[/u] Nestled in the PvE tree is the co-op Operations mode. Personally, it is THE mode of Space Marine 2. It presents missions that run parallel with the single-player campaign: showcasing the story from the perspectives of kill-squads Talasa and Veridian, who you can hear and see during the single-player campaign. The missions are well-fleshed out, the objectives are unique, and the banter between your kill-squad members can be quite amusing. There are 6 difficulty options to choose from, all of which have progressively harder enemy modifiers. List is from easiest to hardest. - Minimal - Average - Substantial - Ruthless - Lethal - Absolute Within Operations mode there are multiple classes to choose from. Each class boasts a unique special ability along with various perks that you can upgrade and change to answer what threat lies before you. No duplicate classes are allowed, unfortunately, so there can't be more than ONE class per squad. If you play with bots, the game will auto select the class for your two bot teammates. There are also various chapter customization options to choose from, some unique to each class. You can choose various chapter emblems, colours, and designs to make each of your Space Marines unique to you. Want to be a Space Wolves Vanguard? Or a Salamander Heavy, dressed in Warpstone Glow? What about a Blood Angel with a Deathwatch pauldron? The choice is yours. You can utilize various weapons from the armoury like the Heavy Bolt Rifle, Plasma Pistol, and Power Sword, to name a few. Keep in mind only some classes get to use certain weapons. And, you can earn some various currencies need for unlocks: - Requisition Points (for unlocking class perks and weapons) - Armoury Data (for unlocking weapon tiers and weapon perks) - Accolades (for unlocking that sweet premium drip) [u]Siege Mode: 7/10[/u] Within the PvE tree is also Siege mode, which is essentially horde mode. It has both a Normal option (Substantial difficulty) and Hard option (Absolute difficulty). Endless waves of Tyranids and Chaos forces strike your fortress across various sectors. You can earn and spend requisition points on ammunition, stims, armaments, and AI reinforcements like Cadian troopers or Valtus, the Dreadnought. Survive long enough to earn Blessings that aid your fight against the Xenos threats such as: Increased headshot damage or Kills restore your armour based on enemy threat level. While somewhat time consuming and inefficient for XP and rewards, it's still a fun way to earn some Requisition Points, Armoury Data, and Accolades. [u]Strategems: 8/10 (when they work)[/u] Lastly, within the PvE tree is the strategems mode. It is both a daily and weekly rotation of various Operations missions that also have Positive Buffs and Negative Debuffs. It also is a good way to earn Accolades, which is the main currency to unlock "end-game" Heroic weapons and customization options. The biggest downsides to playing this mode is the fact some of the strategems are just plain hard or that they don't even function properly (like the current weekly strategem from Wed Aug 19). Still, it's a good challenge overall and as previously mentioned, a good way to earn Accolades. [u]PvP Mode:[/u] Never touched it. Won't comment. [u]Gameplay:[/u] The combat actually makes you feel like a Space Marine. Hordes will swarm you and Chaos warp squads of enemies to your position. The sound design is quite good as well. Your footsteps thunder as you march into battle. Your Bolter and Chainsword roar with thirst of xenos blood. The shrill of tyranid hordes pierce your ears as they swarm your team. [u]Performance:[/u] Running at 3840 × 2160 Borderless, medium-high settings. Game runs quite smooth with Frame Generation on (130+ fps) and alright without it (~100 fps). Frames drop sometimes in Siege Mode, especially when number of AI is high. In the end, overall your mileage may vary. [u]Bugs:[/u] There are numerous across the various reviews, comments, and internet posts, naturally of course. Personally, the biggest ones are randomly spawning enemies and not receiving rewards for completion of Siege waves: Nothing more annoying than getting ganked by a group of Tyranid Warriors that spawned in behind me or surviving in Siege for an hour, just to not receive any rewards. The other bugs mentioned by others haven't been as prevalent for me, so I won't comment on those. [u]Personal Cons:[/u] My two personal cons to SM2 is that the campaign is short-ish length and there is an absence of "section select" or I guess, checkpoints, for campaign missions. For length, it will take you roughly 8-12 hours to complete the campaign, depending on difficulty and exploration, which in my opinion is just a bit short given the potential it has. As for the section select, it just means you have to play missions from the beginning in order to collect a missed collectible. Not a huge deal for most, but it is to me. [h3]Overall Verdict: 9/10[/h3] Space Marine 2 not only a great Warhammer game, but a great game in general. The campaign is solid overall, the various co-op modes are elite, and if you like PvP, well, there's that. It provides a solid foundation for new fans or curious onlookers to the Warhammer 40k universe and is a good stepping stone for delving further into the lore (and their bank accounts if they go the miniature route lol). It is also is a great installment for the Warhammer vets and honestly, gamers in general. [i]Burn the heretic! Kill the mutant! Prge the unclean! For the Emperor![/i]

闪退严重，毫无预兆，根本没法玩

Плохие сервера, баланс не то чтобы присутствует(на почти любой класс есть одна- две метовые сборки включая оружие. Ближний бой сосет что в ПвЕ что в ПвП относительно рисков), адский гринд, многие вещи вызывают бадхерт(бесконечные загрузки, баги со стратогемами, отсутствие иконки отката перков и приходится по ощущениям их таймить, миксер из бесконечной череды атак не выпускающих из контроля, ДИЧАЙШИЙ урон от ренжей, странный откат способностей(у штурмовика 2 заряда рывка и есть перки на их мгновенный откат. при использовании последнего заряда ты восполняешь его, но полностью теряешь заряд следующего(даже если он был готов на 99%), и прочие квалити оф лайв штуки), абсолютно мертвые как класс героические пушки(5)(большинство из них хуже как минимум на ступень легендарок(4)) Интересный геймплей, обычно пинг не критический, 0 альтернатив(как для фанатов Вахи, так и в плане геймплея) Похож на Варфрейм, но на мой взгляд СП2 более развитый чем он (ощущается как будто вышел на некст лвл. Ближний бой не односторонний, дальний бой будет до 200 часов игры не настолько поломанным. Есть во что играть, тогда как в Варфрейм болванчики перестают быть чем либо кроме губок буквально с первых минут игры. Здесь есть во что играть).