Lords of the Fallen

its a good game for 2 but does crash sometimes

Game has quite frequent micro-stutters, no amount of tweaking of the in-game, system nor ini settings was able fix that issue.

приятная игра с понятным гейплеем,враги совсем не тяжелые,графика просто сок,фпс будет много на синематике даже на микроволновке

Проведя в игре 60 часов и собрав все достижения, могу сказать точно: игра хорошая. Все предыдущие патчи пошли игре на пользу. Хороший soulslike не от FromSoftware. Не без минусов, конечно, но положительных эмоций сильно больше, чем отрицательных. Гнетущая атмосфера готического дарк-фэнтези, прекрасный арт-дизайн и незапоминающаяся музыка. Что же по достижениям... Мне действительно понравилось гриндить. Да, достижение "Ironclad/Бронированный" на сбор всех предметов снаряжения душноватое, но даже его я с удовольствием выфармил. И пару слов о PvP: очень кайфово побеждать вторгающихся к тебе челиков, которые юзают 150 баффов, эмоций и перекатов, а потом умирают через паниш после пары парирований. И да, неткод лучше, чем в играх Бабадзаки, за это респект.

I'll start with the good, which is that the two world axiom/unbral split is very cool. It reminds me of soul reaver. Thats about it though. The combat is terrible. The roll direction control is broken. Not quirky or something to adjust to, it's just broken. Your character will frequently roll in the opposite direction you are pushing the joystick. It might be related to the terrible lock on system, but I'm unsure. Then there is zero cancel action buffer. You can queue more than one action at a time, which itself is a problem, but what makes it worse is that you can't cancel or clear the buffer. That means you character WILL complete each action of a combo long after you've pressed parry or dodge. Note I'm not talking about the action being played, but actions 2-3 steps in the queue. The buffer clear is convention for a reason, and the designers either don't understand that convention or want to make the game harder by handing the player ♥♥♥♥♥♥ controls. Then there are the attacks themselves, often with needlessly long wind ups that don't make sense - the character is already in a guard for attacking, but they switch to some other guard. Maybe this is a personal preference thing, but I don't like playing characters in combat games that don't know how to fight with a weapon. This is a problem with many souls-like games in general, but LotF is the worst offender. They frequently lead with their body, fail to transition between strikes in a sensible way, halting strikes by slamming the weapon into the ground, and have zero options for narrow fighting in a hallway or rooms. In short the characters fight like morons. If you want to make a combat game involving swords, maybe take a fencing class or HEMA class or something... anything really.

更新个游戏都不会，我明明前一天在大本营保存退出的，更新完直接给我传送到开局的地图了，真逆天

Lords of the Fallen has some good ideas, but the way several important mechanics work made the game frustrating for me. The lantern is one of the biggest problems at the start. There are a lot of Umbral mechanics introduced very quickly, and the game does not explain them clearly enough. Instead of immediately understanding how the system is supposed to work, I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what the game expected me to do. Dodging also feels strange because it changes depending on the situation. Moving and dodging normally while exploring does not feel the same as dodging during combat, especially when fighting bosses or using lock-on. Because of that, the movement can feel inconsistent and awkward until you get used to all the different situations. I also really dislike the parry system. Even when you successfully parry some bosses, you can still lose a large amount of stamina. That makes a successful parry feel much less rewarding than it should. If I time a parry correctly, I expect it to give me an advantage, not leave me with almost no stamina afterward. The atmosphere and world design are interesting, and I can see what the developers were trying to do with these systems. But for me, the lantern, dodging, and parry mechanics make the combat feel more complicated and inconsistent than necessary, which hurts the overall experience.