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Got it for the cards. Played these games when I was a kid forever ago. They(Nux, Platpus I and II) do look unique, but IMO Platypus is the only "good" game out the three. Recommending this game mainly out of nostalgia and cards, but with the game being minimized issue, not really recommending it positively yet as I said this game is really the best out the three.

As a note to the devs- It'd be nice that when anyone has the game minimized the mouse should not be locked to a certain small area, so they can do other things on their pc while the game is minimized without any issues.

Also- Nux(-90%), Platypus(-80%), and Platypus II(-90%) were on sale for a week. $2.77=Price of purchasing games individually. $2.99= Price of buying them in a bundle. Usually buying the bundle is cheaper, but in this case it was not.

Got it for the cards. Played these games when I was a kid forever ago. They(Nux, Platpus I and II) do look unique, but IMO Platypus is the only "good" game out the three. Recommending this game mainly out of nostalgia and cards, but with the game being minimized issue, not really recommending it positively.

As a note to the devs- It'd be nice that when anyone has the game minimized the mouse should not be locked to a certain small area, so they can do other things on their pc while the game is minimized without any issues.

Also- Nux(-90%), Platypus(-80%), and Platypus II(-90%) were on sale for a week. $2.77=Price of purchasing games individually. $2.99= Price of buying them in a bundle. Usually buying the bundle is cheaper, but in this case it was not.

This will be my 3rd time writing a review for AoW. My first review I deleted myself because, well, I hit delete instead of edit, my bad- but I was goin to change it completely anyhow. So I rewrote it, and it became the #1 helpful negative review for a while(I'll get into why in a second), then I stopped playing for a while. And again I started playing again for another 3-4 months. Somewhere inbetween playing again and now my #1 negative review has "dissappeared".
So here's a new one in two parts: one for the game, one for Snail Games USA.
TL,DR version at bottom.

--------On the game itself.--------
This game is like most F2P games--- F2P and P2W. Also lots and lots of grinding, or just pay for silver.
In beta the tutorial, menus, actions, well almost everything were explained horribly and it wasn't just the translations. Even when I made a smurf character after the Winds of Destiny addition in Oct-14, it was still mostly the same. The cutscenes are still translated horribly, but usually makes for some funny reads.

Combat is based on ping, if you bought the latest cash shop set for 30$, and if you have the rare ultra-powerful ancinet move sets(you get them easily by paying players for them with silver). Last time I played everyone was in mostly the same 2-3 schools and used the same cash shop sets and/or ancient sets.
The one thing I really like about this game was the random encounter system, where you can possibly get great skills and useful items for crafting by making npc's like or hate you . But you get the random encounters rarely if you don't pay for VIP.
Graphics are alright, nothing too special.
Music is ok for some area/scenes' songs and horrible for others.
Flying skills can be fun but only half of them are really useful.
Crafting mini games are ok, better than some mmo's.

--------Snail Games USA customer service horror story--------
I started playing AoW about 1-2 months before beta ended(I think in Feb/March 2013.) I ended up getting VIP about a week before release, and actually bought the Gamestop retail edition when it was officially released out of beta(April 2013). I have played AoW from roughly Mar-13 to 9-11-13 then from Feb-14to Nov-14, and had kept my VIP status 90-95% of the time, bought the retail edition, payed for in-game silver(from Snail's site), and was paying for cosmetic item/mount rentals. Since Mar 2013 to Sep 2013, I had purchased 2,150 gold from Snail's official site(using Zeevex cards), and I ended up(stupidly) spending 718$+ on 2,150 gold for in-game for cash shop items.

The little break from playing was because my account was frozen for no reason, for 1.5-2 months.
I had set up a stall overnight(VIP only) an hour or less before server maintenence, with the contents worth I think over 3000+ Taels of item(most of the higher valued items I was selling were scripts, although I was also selling cash-shop gold items too.
So I went to sleep, woke up the next day and tried to sign into my only character, and my account was frozen. So I check my Snail Passport, just a freeze notice.
After many inquiries as to why, I finally get told I was "involved in illicit taels activities" about 2-3 weeks after being frozen(their old ticket system was being worked on in midst of all this). Then another 2-3 weeks go by and I get a reply, and I'm quoting my Snail Passport reply: "Greetings. We have checked your account (acc. name) in system. The query result inform that it invovle to trading illegal tales. We consider that the illegal taels amount is not too much. Offical decide to unfreeze for you. Please do not do that again. Thanks for support."
I had ONLY ever topped up, purchased silver, and/or gold from SNAIL'S OFFICIAL SITE. I've always assumed somone who bought silver from a non-official source, bought the items off me in my offline stall, and I got punished as well.
The worse part of it was that for the 1.5-2 months I was frozen I had VIP, cosmetic items, mounts, and a windrider that all went to waste, some of which I had just started the rental time. I was told in another ticket that they cannot and will not even give me the same items back. I played for about a week and was still mad at what happened and how they went about it, then i quit playing for about 4 months or so.

When I started playing again my plan was to try to play it 100% completely F2P. I did this for a while, but after being VIP for so long it just sucks playing it f2p. Almost every little thing in the game is pretty limited to free players, which is great to battle gold bots/etc, but if you start off as a f2p player it might be ok. But if you were VIP before but now now, you will hate it. I ended up having people in game buy it for me for in game silver for the last month or so I played in Oct 14.

-------------TL, DR ------------------
AoW is a high-learning-curve, mediocre at best, usually confusing F2P and P2W mmorpg that is full of fetching/finding/grinding, repeating the same boring raids, laughing at the bad translations, and always waiting on the time-based rank+skill leveling system.
The combat is useless unless you have good ping and you pay for the cash shop sets or a lot of in-game money for highly coveted rare skills from ancient sets. Not paying for VIP is very restrictive. Most the people playing are in the same few schools and use mostly the same sets and combos.

Honestly, do yourself a favor and just don't waste your time on this game.If you end up doing so, do not give them any money, for what happened to me and many, many, others, could happen to you.

I was completely stupid and spent 700$ while wasting a year+half of my time so you didn't have to.

2/10

What started off as another Profit Maker Simulator game for me actually turned out to be the horrible-PoS that is Bad Rats slowly winning my heart over with the death of cats in various ways.

Played this when it was originally released('97), loved it. Have had "Just-just--just kill me now" and "I regret nothing" stuck in my head for years. My love for the Postal series is really just my nostalgia, for if I hadn't played it years ago and only now played it, I might not even like it that much.
9/10

Non gameplay- 10/10 would play profit maker again.
Gameplay- Had no idea what was going on or how to do anything. Music was horrid. Then the game morphed into Uninstall Simulator. -10/10

Bought for $0.14, sold 4 cards for $0.16.
*Prices have probably changed, buy and attempt to play profit maker at your own risk. Results may vary*

10/10 would play profit maker again.

P.S. Don't buy this game if for anything other than cards


---6-26-15 Real Review(I Guess)---
This game is pretty much= Hold MB1 while aiming at enemies, while also not falling off edges.
Movement is floaty. Music is pretty bad, but I've heard worse. I even kinda like dubstep, but I personally wouldn't really call this music that. Honestly I wouldn't recommend buying this game to play, only to get the cards like I did, I suppose, if that's your thing.

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Laziness made me not make a real review after I was Steam messaged by the "dev"(or at least the "dev" of Road Redemption, their profile says they are the publisher of many games on Steam AS well as "100% free games for influential Steam members") offering me a free Steam key for Road Redemption if I wrote a real review, whether good or bad. Free game for just a fair review.

While I understand that devs probably dislike comical reviews like mine that truly doesn't say much about the actual game, I also don't believe in them paying someone who has a popular comical review to write a "real" review.

I guess I'm all for transparency, and I just think paying off reviewers for any kind of review is even worse than my comical review. Feels false, fake. Just my opinion

Images of the chat records are in my "Artwork" section. Feel Free to check them out.

Pretty unique and fun game.
8/10

Super-awesome shooting eating pills bullet-time face-shots in a story of addiction and regrets of the past.

10/10 will eat more pills.

Open Beta Second Edit:
This game is incredibly-awesomely-psychotically fun, even in it's current beta phase. I've been playing this game since late closed alpha testing and have seen this game at it's worst-- but even in my first week of playing this game I noticed that Nosgoth was worlds beyond being more complete or close to release compared to say, well, 98% of Early Access/Greenlight games on Steam.

Graphics are beautiful. Controls are fluid and pretty close to perfect. The hud, menus, and overlays have changed a lot some for the better some for the worse, but that's all up to personal preference

Maps are multi-lvl indoor/outdoor, and there's a great variety in how they look and feel while also being rather stunning to look at.

There may only be 5 different classes of vamps and humans, but with multiple perks, weapons, attacks, and abilities, Nosgoth is greatly customizable- so in all reality a team that works together with stock weapons/abilities can still slaughter. There is no need whatsoever to pay cash for ingame items other than skins. Honestly, I wouldn't even recommend paying for skills unless you're highly impatient or you just like to spend money.
The only overpowered skills in this game are communication and teamwork.

When you want to get new weapons/powers/perks, you can either pay for them with in-game gold or real money for them. You can rent things for 7 days or permanently.
New skills/weapons seem to be around 250-300 gold for 7 days, and for permanent around 1300. I was getting around 50 gold for being on losing team, and 90 for winning, on average without boosters. Boosters for XP and gold cost runestones, which you have to buy. Pricing is not bad, like 5$ for 1000 runestones, and more of a deal the more you spend. But you really don't need to with the daily sign in rewards as you may get a lot of 24hr boosters. I personally only bought a couple month boosters when I started playing, and all the other cash I threw at this game went into cosmetic items really.
Nosgoth is NOT a P2W game, you only pay to get things faster or ahead of time. Don't listen to those who say it is.

There's not a lot of lag or fps drops for me, but every once in a while it happens, and a decent amount of people are having issues though..


9.5/10,Some problems/issues, but I've had 200hrs+ of pure fun with this game, and even though I didn't have to I still threw them around 30$+.