harrison rogers

Unlike its western counterpart, this games’ community is primarily made of children under 15 who haven’t discovered what reading or paying attention to mission objectives means. This makes completing anything online nearly impossible unless you do squats everyday because you’re gonna be carrying the team 99% of time. The amount of players who will join a mission lobby and then proceed to stand where they spawn from when it starts to when it ends (and still get just as much XP/ $/ RP as those who actually participated) is ridiculous. Let’s not forget the toxicity of griefers, as they hold the hammer of God himself when you need to get anything done. All in all fun game. The online will test even the strongest of patience.

This game is interesting, to say the least. However, it’s overly complicated to a point of being boring. “Go to research lab” - this is what mission objectives look like, and once you get to the marker on your map, it doesn’t tell you anything. Doesn’t indicate where to go, how to progress, and computer passwords are random ass pieces of paper with random drawings on them just thrown around a random room. As far as my opinion goes, what’s the fun in having very fluid combat features in game where you’ll spend 90% of your time looking for a singular random piece of paper with a computer code? I’ve played much more difficult games than this, and the reason I stuck with those games and finished them is because the accessibility of the map wasn’t in Chinese.