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So my son really wanted me to play this game with him and here is my takeaway: This game is pay to win, and pulls every dirty trick to drain your wallet. It hooks you with easy bot battles at first, then tosses you in to matches with players that have brokenly OP real money mechs that vaporize you no matter what you do. The game has about 10 different currencies, and it hides them from you so you don't know that soon the base currency of silver and gold wont be very useful. The amount of platinum and other currencies you can earn per hour is about 5% of what a legit game would let you earn, meaning if you get tired of being a punching bag, you will have to fork out real money. This game is probably illegal in Europe and should be illegal everywhere. It has loot boxes, black market loot boxes, daily loot boxes, etc. etc. As for the mechanics of this game, they are a joke. Have multipl
First things first, I have way more hours in game than it shows because I played it a lot on mobile. like a LOT. This game used to be great, really I loved it. The mechs where realistic looking and the game had general balance. It felt futuristic to just a small enough extent to not feel more like starwars rather than current year. It was good. P2W still existed but to a much smaller scale. If your team played together and ganged up on them than you could still beat them. It has all changed. There are more mechs than anyone but the top players know of, same for the weapons. If you win enough and get put up a rank then you start to get hit by things you don't even know the name of, nearly killing you before you can even get a shot off. Attempting to get the same stuff takes either LITERAL YEARS to achieve, or a large sum of money. There is a deal I was offered recently in-game, of rece
UPDATED REVIEW: I spent over 100 hours so you don't have to. I reached level 27 which is at the level when you unlock drones, its pretty far, but i had enough. I coulnd't push myself any further. TL;DR: This game has worse practices than EA, them being a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ blessing in comparison. Get ready for a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ long read. Im going to explain everything in depth and its flaws the best i can. - This “game”, has tuned all of its features to purposely to push the player into frustration and incite them into spending money. That is literally their scheme. To exploit this even further, their current profit strategy is to release absurdibly broken new mechs, which blast through the meta of the game, and push the players into buying the new content to compete with other players. This isnt your regular case of pay2win, this is p2w to MAXIMUM HYPEROVERDRIVE. No game has ever, and i say, ev
I just want to take a moment to congratulate the developers on creating a truly revolutionary socioeconomic experiment. If your lifelong dream is to experience the raw, unbridled sensation of getting deleted from existence by a wallet, this game is an absolute 10/10 masterpiece. Let’s talk about the matchmaking. It is incredibly balanced assuming you believe a toddler with a plastic butter knife vs a fully weaponized, thermonuclear Gundam is a fair fight. As a proud f2p peasant, my role in this game is very clear: I am a glorified target dummy. I exist solely to provide a dopamine hit to a guy named "MechLord69" who clearly refinanced his mortgage to buy the latest Overpowered, All Singing, All Dancing Death Bot. This thing doesn't just shoot you, it literally warps reality, shields itself from taxes, and de-installs your game for you. But don't worry, F2P players! You can theoretical
Well, I used to play this game years ago, on a phone. Back then, one or two years after the release it was really great, without that much P2W, really a masterpiece. I mean, there were weapons and robots that you were able to buy with real currency, but they were balanced, kinda OP, but still balanced. But then, suddenly, it all has fallen apart. The developers started adding more and more purchasable content, and it was NOT balanced anymore. And still not is. I mean, I am a true fan of this game, I had both Fuijin and Raijin (best robots back then) back in the days, and I have grinded to buy them around 100hrs I think. But suddenly, they weren't the best anymore. Pixonic started adding more and more OP purchasable contents. The game that I really loved became another P2W sh*t. Downloading it now, on PC, and looking at it all... I has all gotten worse, as I can see. And thus, no matter h
It's a good game at the beginning. Fun. But then the pay-to-win slowly starts creeping in and you start to understand that you're not going anywhere without paying up. Same old story.
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