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There is no denying Brutal Doom is an amazing piece of work. Sergeant has put it an incredible amount of effort into BD over the years. Sadly there is a downside, because Sarge is quite frankly a belligerent horse's behind. Now I don't know if he's always been this way or it's due BD's meteoric rise to popularity but the man really needs to learn how to rein in his ego. In the end I give him the dubious honor of "Thomas Edison of Doom Mods".
TeamEPIC has given the Stalker community a monumental gift in the form of CoC. The sheer amount of new maps, features, and modding possibilities is mind numbing.
They honestly could have just left CoC as it was at launch, but they still continue to support their work over a year later with bug fixes, new features, and content. TeamEPIC has shown a level of support and love for CoC that puts most major developers to absolute shame.
Wow. just wow. this by far is one of the worst things I've ever played. Let's break it down a bit.
Graphics
Yes, I firmly believe that graphics don't matter. Just look at stuff like Minecraft or Dwarf Fortress. The problem here is that it's not just the biggest grey/brown mess I've ever seen while running and looking significantly worse then the stock game, it's that there is no contrast between anything in the game. It all just blurs together resulting in a washed out mess that you can barely see anything in.
Game play
Can you say "train wreck?" Good! I knew you could! While 2.0 adds many features, they are all shoddily implemented and are mostly there for nothing more then complexity for the sake of complexity. And of course there is also the economy where everything is ridiculously overpriced. Also I like how most game developers interpret "realistic" as the character should act like a 400 pound guy jogging at 15,000 feet while having the durability of wet toilet paper.
The Only survival horror aspect of this is surviving how horrible it is.
Adds a ton of variety to a game that all ready had a ton of variety to begin with. And it's still in the very early stages of development.
This is a must have for Any Torchlight 2 fan!
It's freakin' EDuke32. The de facto Build engine source port.
