Jorge Omar Vázquez (jvazquez)

Miren, la verdad si vale la pena verla. Para variar en una pelicula de guerra, queda un final abierto. Es un thriller propiamente dicho, si bien el final tiene un giro interesante, es como demasiado. Es bajo presupuesto en si, no esperen explosiones ni acción pochoclera, es básica y centrada en la psicologia de la situación. El antagonista peca un poco de poseer la magia del guión de su lado, pero es un cambio.

La deje a la mitad. El argumento no es nada del otro mundo. Parece que faltan escenas, serían distintas tomas donde vemos a Jean Reno matando gente a uno. La recuperación pasa tan rápido que parece que tuvo una gripe media fuerte más que nada. Lo note como una serie de clichés y me aburrí.

I've been an awful RPG player all my life. I've never had the patience to play this kind of game. Chrono cross completely changed my mind in this aspect. I'm writing this review 17 years too late, but I honestly believe that this game changed my mind regarding RPG games. I still couldn't get into FF, but for some particular reason, I did get excited about this game and completed it. I spent lots of hours and had to research how to pass certain areas, but all I can say is that this game completely changed my mind about RPG games.

God, I wish I had read this before buying this game in the PS store. $3.99 USD, special offer with my subscription to ps plus. I was wondering, why so cheap. I'm only playing the campaign mode in hard. I started to notice suspicious things when I was playing the extraction level in China, and during the automated introduction to the level, the person that was driving the vehicle drove over a pedestrian, but we didn't impact the pedestrian. He literally was inside the vehicle, during the level introduction. Before that particular event, we almost run over another group of pedestrians, but the driver reacted and apologized. So, it seems that slipped. Anyhow, back to the level. One of the members of my team, PAC, had to hack a lock. Irish and I had to combat the incoming hoards of enemies. At one point, I didn't saw any other enemy in the level and kept waiting next to PAC for the next 5 minutes that nothing happened. Refilled my ammo, kept going upstairs/downstairs. I had to go back to the base level, was Irish was standing right in front of an enemy, both pointing to each other. As soon as the enemy saw me, he started to fire me, and Irish just watched. After killing him, that allowed us to continue with the scripted scene. Another totally weird bug. You have a level that you go into a sinking ship and you are swimming around, trying to recover the black box of the ship. When I was swimming, my team left me, and something kept dragging me back. I spent like 3 minutes to leave the first area. When I reached the point where my team was above water, I couldn't get out, something kept dragging me back to the other section and the controllers were not working. Something pulled me back and I couldn't even swim straight forward. After some time, I managed to get out of the water. In the following levels, what I'm seeing is that the "engage" functionality doesn't help at all, it's absolutely the same if I order my team or not to fire, since all the fire is concentrated on my character. Sometimes I get cornered, I order to engage and they can't seem to hit the targets. The AI soldiers seem to be just focused on firing at me. I guess that the strong point on this game is going to be multiplayer because the campaign mode is just a complete mess. It looks like a young person created the story and when he was pitching the idea, he was doing the noise of the guns being fired, spitting all around. I've watched a better plot in Z movies than this.

I bought it for my PS4 due to the excellent reviews I saw. Controls don't react accordingly, it is lagged. Between I press L1 (default block button) to block and the action happens, most of the time the enemy hits me. Sometimes I can block, but most of the time I fail. There's some timing needed to block and attack that so far I didn't manage to figure out because it works randomly. Supposedly I need to wait before the attack lands, and that timing is that sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. Well, let's forget that for a couple and assume that I'm not an expert or don't have enough patience for it. The "locking" mechanism has problems too. I was over a rooftop, behind a wall. I targeted an enemy, jumped down, positioned behind him, and prepared to do an attack to quickly kill him from behind. Wolf missed the stealth attack and ended in between two enemies. The locking mechanism selected the other enemy (like the algorithm for adjacency suddenly selected the "closest" target since somehow I ended up between two nodes) and when I started to backtrack, the enemy I was intended to kill, beat me. The camera has problems like prince of persia 3d had in 1999, so from time to time you are jumping and falling to the abyss because well, you couldn't see ahead. I can't talk too much about stealth since I'm on the second level, but what I can tell you so far... I came to play this expecting something like Tenchu/MGS and its not at all. Sometimes the enemy sees you in the field, you move to the high grass and suddenly they don't see you anymore and they just keep on walking as nothing happened. Another example. I found ceramic, that according to the description you use it to create noise. I was on top of a Torii, threw a piece of ceramic, expecting that the ashigaru would at least move to see what happened. Nothing happened, both of them just standstill. I jumped and killed one from above. The second one fires a tanegashima and the third ashigaru that was walking around the field just kept on walking. I guess that I could spend much more time but trying to get used to the controls,... But the awesome reviews I saw online don't reflect at all what I have here. I'll spend a couple of days more but it sounds like a great candidate to be shelved in my library forever.