Russian Fishing 4 reviews

Early Access Review At first Glance, the Game grds stands out. Due to a high Degree of Variability in Existing Fish species and Fish Methods. In Particular, it is important to bear in mind that these Functions are presented in a completely realistic manner. Bugs are very rare and can only be found occasionally. The Graphics are fine in that regard. However, It could be adapted to the current State of the Art. The so-called "Graphic Update" could not bring about any significant Change for me (I7-7700K, GTX 1060 TI). The negative Aspects of the Game, however, clearly outweigh the ones. In particular, it should be mentioned: Management in particular dealing with Criticism, exorbitant Prices of equipment (Rods, Rolls, possible Accessories), Grind of Death!!!!! (Those who do not play 5 Hours every Day will progress very slowly, accordingly the Potential for frustration is very high) as well as gold and Premium Prices. The Aim of the Developers was to integrate a so-called "Economic System" into the Game. But This one does not work at the front and back. On the one hand, it is due to the lack of macroeconomic knowledge of the Developers. On the other hand, however, it is also partly due to the Unwillingness of self-critical Analysis. Hints and Wishes are ignored and with a "You don't understand the Game"; "This is the Economic System," etc., argumentatively second-rate dismissed. The Seriousness of the Developers is best underpinned by the Game Description on Steam. This is overweathed by orthographic and grammatical Errors. For a reputable Developer, an Unding and an absolute Embarrassment. Any conclusions can then be drawn from this! You will not understand the criticism at the Beginning of your "Trip." After 200-300 Hours at the Latest, you don't Feel like it anymore, because you're still rummaging around the Pond with your bad rod, every second big Fish rips you off and you're only going to solve this Problem with one Method #PaypalRegelt. I stopped playing after a good 450 Hours. In Particular, I would like to support one more thing: The last amendment introduced the fact that, despite a Real Money Purchase of Rods, these are irreversibly destroyed after a certain Period of time. Whether this is legally sound can be questioned critically, as people in particular might feel deceived, as they assumed that their Rods could always be repaired. A Real Money Purchase still has an ideal Value. Unfortunately, however, this Criticism was not taken into account either. An Other-style arrangement would probably have been better in the Sense of the Players ' Team