Is it too late to get involved?
Is it too late to get involved?
Just asking, is starting a new character now going to leave me annoyed and feeling like a little brother tagging along or is new character progression pretty forgiving?
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Join us! It's a great value for money game.
The starter gear is actually pretty good, you will be able to contribute right away and handle everything on lower difficulties. You unlock the more specialized weapons over time but I used the starter guns and stratagems until level 15 with no issue and was always filling a role on my teams.
You have to unlock the higher difficulties by completing groups of missions at your highest option, so you will not be outclassed by any difficulty level at the start. A low level player in a high level lobby just means they've succeeded on several missions before, so it is not a negative for the team.
I do know trolling on the trivial difficulty became a thing, but it's much rarer than high level players joining to chill out and share equipment with newbies. If you're being trolled (and it is rare), just leave, they can't follow you or find you again.
If you do buy the game some tips:
- there are multiple currencies, they are not a pay to win obfuscation mechanic, so don't worry about that. They let you upgrade different things at the same time.
- Samples help you unlock upgrades to your ship, they are always shared, not everyone understands this, so at low levels sometimes people steal them, it means nothing for the team.
- All rewards are shared equally by your team, always
- medals help you with your Warbond (like a battle pass, they appear in the acquisitions tab), they do not expire or go away, and only the premium ones can be purchased. You can unlock the premium Warbond by saving your Super Credits, you don't have to buy them, you aren't behind for not having them.
- warbonds are how you unlock armor and primary weapons, but most importantly Boosters, which are team buffs you equip.
- Requisition is used to unlock new stratagems, there are no best stratagems, they're all useful depending on play style. The only broadly one considered better than another is the laser guard dog vs the liberator one.
- you can find samples, super credits, and medals in mission by investigating points of interest, so exploring is the path to upgrades
- teamkilling happens, just use the emote wheel to apologize and move on, nobody cares or tries for revenge unless you're especually eggregious.
Even for the guard dogs, the only reason the laser is better is because you have limited reloads compared to the liberator version. To me that speaks highly of the balance in this game.
Great tips! I appreciate your type-up.
This game is stupidly overpriced for what it is..
It's half the price of almost all games these days, and is twice as fun as most.
Yeah, it's got bugs, but also way more depth than a lot of games that are just assets thrown into a game engine.
It's $50 for me, I have never even considered a game at $100, I instantly blacklist them knowing they won't be worth it
No lie I'd be just as happy with this game if I paid full price. The kool-aid is tasty over here.
Found the average Ubisoft enjoyer
LOL you are so far from accurate. I won't even pirate Ubisoft games, nor ea games. Literally not worth the bandwidth
As for hell divers, I see zero enjoyment in the W simulator. Glad people do, but the cost is NOT worth this game at all. Maybe half the price..maybe..and even then it's like 10 hours of play then I know it'll be boring as shit
it's goty material, and the next best coop shooter since l4d2
goty is a meaningless title...
Game Awards has a voting jury consisting of over 100 video game media and influencer outlets
Not a biased thing at all..no way.
For me. Jeaus it must be tiring to be you, everything is shit, meaningless, not worth it, overpriced, etc.
And here we others are, just enjoying good value for a small amount of money.
Here's some perspective: the amount of money it costs to make a game has multiplied by many times since 1995, and PS1 games back then cost 40$. The value, inflation taken into account, means they would cost 80$ today.
HD2, for it's quality, content & enjoyment it provides is far from overpriced.
Games are actually and luckily pretty fucking cheap considering the effort they take to make.