Reseñas recientes de DivinityComplex

It's worth watching, but not really worth playing yet. The idea is great, but it is riddled with bugs. I had enemies not take damage unless it was from flamethrowers, and units that got caught on EVERYTHING. I lost 2 squads to getting stuck in the ocean and refusing to move. The pathfinding overall is the worse I've seen in a while. Units will run into a wall and stop instead of going to an opening in the wall.

Worth checking back in a year to hopefully a much better game. Also another game that needs a "meh/maybe" instead of a yes or no.

Edit 02/24/2022

The pathing issues have been fixed, and a lot more functionality and ease of access were added to make the interface better. All of the bugs I previously encountered are gone too. The game has made a lot of progress and has become very enjoyable. I look forward to it improving more.

I had high hopes for this and bought it ages ago and watched it evolve, but it still doesn't feel complete. The movement still manages to be jumpyand skips randomly. If I can play all of my game library on Ultra with no issues this game shouldn't be a problem, but it is. The combat also feels pretty bland both rts and third person. I'd probably hold of on the review if it was still EA, but they released it and mention releasing DLC then possible moving to Legends of Ellaria 2. That's a huge letdown and I regret buying this.

I enjoyed the game the stories were interesting and the quests weren't repetitive like most games. Some of the travel issues were more annoying than anything (sometimes being forced to another side of the world, others having to hoof it from place to place). Saw a few glitches where I got stuck in terrain and needed to reboot, or fell through the map.

This was a beta and was interesting but too frustratingly buggy to complete the game. If it released in this state I would be asking for a refund. I am hoping it is delayed until 2022 to get everything fixed and the balancing more ironed out. I expect the game to eventually be really good as I have loved the "Endless" series.

Great implementation of a board game

I am the God

Better than a lot of the reviews indicate. Not sure if it is just massive improvements overtime, but I experienced 2 crashes in about 28 hours of play. The lack of a timer is different but not a negative, it means I can could come back to anything at any point and explore and deal with things as I wanted. The biggest downside is the lack of GOOD psychopaths. No elaborate cutscenes to show them in the act not all that much weirdness to them. The Capcom Heroes mode was interesting, but requires too much collecting to unlock everyone. Overall the game is worth playing but DR3 was EASILY BETTER.

The idea of being the crisis is interesting, but it feels no different than playing fanatic purifiers or fanatic militarists. You go around and you kill everyone to win the game. I had to go out of my way to avoid a conquest victory just to achieve the crisis victory. There should be different types of player crisis choices like espionage or tech heavy choices.

Most of the espionage options are extremely expensive, take far too much time, and lastly are mediocre in effect. Things like funding rebellions, hacking robotic pops, stealing resources, blackmailing for favors or even sabotaging resources are missing.

This DLC seems to add a lot that really needs to be built on to be worth its price tag. As it stands it is just a pricey story addon, and not a good one like Ancient Relics.

The game makes you wait 20 real time minutes for the major missions. They constantly pop up allowing you to make money or remove heat but 20 minutes per mission and these are the EXACT SAME missions happening in EVERY region over and over again. The game just seems bloated.

Edit: I refunded it at launch and purchased the game+DLC for $3 it was worth it. At $3 I'm not mad at it.