Insurgency: Sandstorm

这游戏里我见到中文id就tk杀掉，因为我妈死了

Les 30 à 60 premières heures ont été difficiles, et on ne peux pas l'empêcher, le jeu est par nature frustrant, mais mon dieu quel pied ! Je pense sérieusement à désinstaller tous les autres fps pour me consacrer à celui-ci, le mode push est vraiment exceptionnel et vous demandera de connaître les maps sous les différentes configurations pour pouvoir mettre des gros flanks ou attraper la vague ennemie avant qu'elle puisse accéder au point. En bref un jeu au gameplay très simple et satisfaisant, mais assez profond pour s'amuser de longues heures, un gunplay également très réussi, une ambiance visuelle et sonore saisissantes et une communauté généralement très agréable, Je recommande vivement à tous ceux qui ne connaissent pas cette pépite !

норм грашка чисто дезматчиться более сотни в нее анрил наиграть стоит своих четырехста рублей

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I'm not a big fan of the menus, I get that they were made taking into consideration the console versions, however on keyboard is a huge step backwards compared to the 2014 insurgency, I still haven't gotten used to it... Overall is a fun game, been enjoying it despite my nitpicks in some of the changes in direction compared to their standalone debut. Runs fine on my low end gaming laptop albeit having to use the minimal graphics settings due to the 4gb of vram my dedicated gpu has, otherwise I could probably crank it further.

I've been playing Insurgency Sandstorm since the Exodus update, and still find myself coming back at least once every summer to play. The game still feels solid to play, and the lethality of the firefights still feel amazing years later. However, if you are an avid milsim/realistic shooter player, please note that this game came out during the era of: tactical = slow and methodical. In the case of Insurgency, this means your character always feels like he has been sedated and does literally every action in slow motion. Absolutely nothing is done quickly in this game. Reloads, weapon swapping, grenade throwing, and environmental interactions all feel like they've been slowed down to artificially amplify the "tacticool" and "hardcore" nature of the game. The community is still solid, and I have yet to witness any notable toxicity in my 178 hours in the game. Matches still fill up quickly in NA, though if you play fairly consistently, you'll notice that you end up playing with the same guys more often than not. The game has been out more than long enough for people to learn the ins and outs of every map, so matches against experienced players (which is most matches since the game came out in 2018) can quickly become cases of navigating around/finding the head-peeking m240 gunner with 4000 hours on the game sniping you across the map. This wouldn't be as much of an issue if 90% of the maps weren't open fields with a few shacks strewn about as "cover". The game really shines in its chaotic urban combat, but shows its cracks in its attempt at open combat. I would say buy the game on sale at this point in its lifespan. Content updates are free (but slow), the community is tight knit, and the combat is hectic and fun (when it's an urban map). However, the game it does show its age in a few ways. Your character feels like he was animated by an overweight Black Rifle vetbro, and the maps are heavily cheesed as players have stress tested each possible inch of them for 8 years straight, leading to some BS one-sided angles and spawn peeking killboxes. I hate to say that you will rarely find a match in one of the way-too-many open maps where it becomes a cinematic and chaotic firefight. Instead you will spawn and immediately get shot by the guy who has found an angle into your spawn by going out of bounds and finding a cliff face where he can see all of you with his LMG. It's just the age-old case of a game getting stretched to its limits by a competitive and experienced playerbase, and subsequently becoming increasingly oppressive and unfun for any potential new players.