The Forever Winter

Mucho por mejorar jugar bug visuales y jugar en cooperativo muestra un bug de muerte sin opción de revivir e ignoran al compañero que no muere

In short, at least right now, I'd give it a 7.8/10. The game is far from perfect nor it is terrible either. Before the recent patch, at the time of this posting, the game was relatively fine. It has its quirks, its charm. I'd still recommend it for its aesthetic and world design. I made it all the way to Downtown Lost Angels and Babel, but am honestly too scared to try the Underground Cemetery. While I am intrigued by the fact that the war can be affected between different maps through certain actions, I think the quests for various factions should also visibly affect the battles somewhat like higher chances of spawning more advanced units. I also think faction relations should also affect how quickly or slowly the "detection circle" fills, because "Hey this scav helped us out, let's leave them alone unless they shoot first." In terms of the recent update (At the time of this posting), it's annoying that now I have to watch my fire more because I risk aggro-ing several units instead. I once again have to bring up the "door problem" one content creator (Riloe) mentioned. If you want players to interact with your map, it should not mean that you aggro all associated units after taking a few out just trying to get from one container to another. I killed one Eurasian Drone with a silenced weapon next to a rather sizable group of cyborgs and suddenly every single one of them aggro'd to me. I'll accept the interactivity of a squad or two investigating the sudden death of a squadmate or a support element (like a Drone or Turret) even if you slap a silencer on your guns. I really don't want to accidentally aggro the rest of the forces on a map because I had to take out a small squad or a swarm of drones just to get through. Remember the original intention even though its been memed on: "You are not that guy." Conclusion: The game has its identity, it needs to stick to it. We are supposed to be rats in a maze trying to live another grim day, not elite warriors or common footsoldiers fighting for their respective nations. Those are the guys we should be trying to avoid. Please prioritize stealth over combat, and maybe make our quest choices mean more.