I want the rivals in the main games to be more like this.

Yeah other people are pointing it out as well but the problem with early access is customers plus developers together aren’t really good at working towards a common goal.

The problem being missed by the article is that the ARK devs sold a season pass that was supposed to give players all ARK mods without further charges. Atlas being an obvious mod by a “new” company makes it seem like the ARK devs regretted offering a season pass and tried to loophole a way into getting more money.

Early Access is pretty much a way to charge almost full price for a beta test and then never have the full game come out. Considering ARK is still kind of a mess, this game just looks like a cheap cash in

I was disappointed with it. The game is beautiful, but it’s also sort of bland from a design standpoint. It’s not interesting to traverse. The skill tree is as close to irrelevant as I’ve ever seen in a game, and the gameplay changes from 2 to 3 are negligible. Plot-wise, I never cared about anything going on. Trinity…

Yeah, in the beach scenes, the lack of a thin layer of water continuing up the sand further is kind of jarring.   Still, it’s certainly better than earlier games.

The wave itself looks pretty damn good, but the follow-through is lacking. In the title image a wave that looks to be about a foot high is reduced to nothing in a short distance. It is kind of hard to tell with the lighting and on my phone but that wave should carry well past the player's feet before losing all…

I always see it as an inferiority complex thing. The fact of the matter is you don’t need to be a sport to be a legit competition.

You know, some people also didn’t like The Last Jedi because it’s a structurally questionable movie with some bad writing and underdeveloped (or underused) characters.

One strategy that helps me is to go for defense only and just survive as long as possible. Getting greedy is my downfall when fighting bosses. Concentrating on just defending helps me get the timing of the boss attacks down. Once I can survive, I start figuring out when I have time to attack.

I would say that this is the most well rounded review for the game that I’ve read so far. I bought the game after being thoroughly impressed with the test punch and I agree that there are some flaws but it is overall a great product with a ton of potential. In a lot of ways it is similar to the 1st Splatoon being…