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• Alexinspace

  Aug 8, 2023

  pretty fun game, just sucks that they caved in a are doing a paid battle pass like all the other games
• Locky

  Aug 9, 2023

  YOUR STRUGGLES ARE IN VAIN...
• Zya

  Aug 10, 2023

  The game itself as a single player is fantastic. I have logged a lot of hours in this game and had a great time doing it solo and on private servers. The game as a co-op experience on official servers, though, is absolutely horrid. The official servers are a laggy mess. I'm not sure why they lag so badly... if it's the gigantic builds or what the issue is, but it doesn't really matter because the end result is the same... you won't be able to play the game without constant disconnect and horrible lag. That's the reason I don't recommend the game. Most people buy a game like this for the co-op play, and that is sorely lacking here because the servers run horribly. If you are going to play the game in single player mode or on a private server, then I would definitely recommend the game.
• Imados

  Aug 10, 2023

  Combat needs to be improved and better PVE experience. With that said. Its full of rich contents and one of the best survival games. The sandbox experience and creating your own story and being able to recruit own NPC in a fun way and actually put them to use is what others miss excepts fallout 4. It could improve aswell the weather dynamic making survival harder with the desert turning into artic but going to the cold lands unprepared or the fire land is truelly a experience. I would wanna rate it 10/10 but with the microtransactions it becomes a 8/10.
• collinstarchman

  Aug 9, 2023

  BIG DICKS AND BIG TITS WHAT MORE COULD YOU WAAAAAAAAANT!!!!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 8, 2023

  I just enjoy the game. I play solo. At 64 years old I can't keep up with the younger players on an online server. I play for relaxation.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2019

  I like Conan Exiles, I play all the survival games....Rust....7 Days to Die.....ARK....I think I like Conan best. No modern weapons, can't get head shot by some wild kid with a killer instinct, no real bombs...can't get your doors blown off by some wild player with destruction on their minds. I'm 64 years old and I've been a gamer since the early 80s. Work at a prison (sorry, state correctional institution) so Conan is my wind down from a hectic, sometimes exasperating day.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 2, 2017

  To the Devs; You have a good opportunity here, dont fuck it up. Dont turn this into a dragged out feature creeped mess that never leaves EA. Right now you have 40,000 players, dont drive people away shitty updates, or useless features. Dont put in any DLC till after you leave EA. Dont jump the shark and add stupid cosmetics items or a cash shop. Dont charge money for workshop stuff or mods. Add the current feature list, polish it up, squash the bugs, and get it the fuck out of early access Dont let this become just another Survival EA shit show.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 25, 2023

  I cannot in good conscience recommend this game after the release of battle pass and the bazaar. I've played this game for years, though my hours played only reflect the PC version.. I've put much more hours on console. This game was always buggy, janky, but still amazing. When all other games had cash shops and microtransactions, Conan just had honest paid DLC packs that (while a bit too pricey) were complete packages. Now we have the Bazaar... Stormglass Cathedral.. Sandstone 2.. decorations.. pets.. SINGLE armors priced at DLC prices. Most of this crap should be free, I'm not spending $20 to make SANDSTONE look presentable.. Funcom should do that in a free update. This kind of monetization disgusts me. Not only are they asking $20 for single items when DLC packs gave you everything at that price.. but now there's a battlepass.. which may be even worse in my opinion. Now the anxiety of missing out on content will cause you cash cows to buy whatever stupid shit they throw at you. Really want ONE outfit? Fuck you, buy the battlepass before its gone forever. This is not Conan Exiles anymore.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 1, 2017

  I'll get this out of the way before I even start. I am going to compare this game to ARK and Rust. While it is its own beast with its own merits and flaws, it is within the same genre, and many people will wonder how it compares in certain aspects. Out of every early access survival game, Conan Exiles has the most potential I've ever seen, and it's the first day. I am completely baffled by the negative response. Compared to ARK at its release, this game has a much clearer vision and a more complete framework; even if a lot of the contents of that framework are missing or buggy. I'm inclined to believe the negative reception is due to the fact that Conan is an existing IP, not a new one. People might just expect an IP like this to be complete, and not release in Early Access. I'm not entirely sure why those people purchased the game in the first place. There is definitely a bright blue EARLY ACCESS banner on the Steam store page. All that said, the game does have a lot of issues. There's a lot of seemingly random framedrops, even to the point of the game completely freezing for several seconds. I'm confident this will be worked out with further optimisation, but it is an issue that has somewhat affected my enjoyment of the game. Pros <*>Customisation - By far the best character creation I've seen in a survival game. It's nearly at proper RPG levels. <*>Presentation - The presentation and atmosphere of the game, at least initially is superb. I can only suspect that it will get better from here. <*>User Interface - Best UI in its genre. It's simple, but not ARK simple. I said simple, not ugly. <*>Graphics - The game isn't the absolute best looking game in the genre, but it's obvious there was a lot of care put into the visuals. <*>Mining - Definitely the most interesting and satisfying mining system I've seen so far. The rocks dent and chunk away in the place you hit them before finally crumbling. It's a minor thing, but it's pretty nice. <*>Leveling and Crafting - Fairly similar to ARK, but a bit more streamlined in my opinion. As you level up you gain points to level up attributes like Strength or Encumbrance. Furthermore you gain points to purchase crafting recipes. But unlike in ARK, a lot of the recipes in Exiles will net you two or more items. Not Bad, But Definite Room For Improvement <*>Combat - As you get better armour and weapons, combat becomes much much better. There is a degree of "Git gud" going on. However, blocking responsiveness isn't fantastic, and enemy range isn't always what you'd expect it to be. <*>Building - Exiles is in an interesting spot of having a building system that is very similar to ARK's, but also better. The size of the individual building pieces is rather small, but despite this, you don't feel like a giant standing in a hobbit hole if you only build your shelter one wall high. Looking at you here, ARK. Cons <*>General Bugginess - Very buggy, but not so much that it's unplayable. <*>Optimisation - Not very well optimised, but it is still much better than similar games at their launch. <*>Co-Op Desync Bugs - Haven't tested server multiplayer, but Co-Op, even with a good connection has lots of desync issues. Time of day isn't always going to match up between players. I was also—as the person not hosting—randomly losing my tools as I tried to equip them. At one point we also saw two different items in the same slot of a chest. Removing the item and dropping it reverted it to normal. <*>Spawning - This is mainly an issue for animals, but it's also somewhat problematic for players too. Animals will frequently spawn right on top of you. Out of the time I've spent playing, no less than 3 crocodile-alligators made my ballsack their personal spawnpoint. Of course, I could have been in the wrong place at the wrong time, but it seemed a bit too coincidental. This exacerbates the issue with low level beds. When you're low enough level that you are having trouble with a single croc, having another spawn on you means nearly certain death. I haven't unlocked beds yet, but I'm assuming they're more than single use, as the low level bedrolls break after one respawn. I feel like this is kind of counter productive. All it does is encourage resource wasting by building 2+ bedrolls and filling your base with them. A much better, but still similar mechanic would be to damage the bedroll after each respawn, and require it to be repaired. They could also implement a respawn cooldown. That would be vastly superior to how they currently work. Verdict: - If you enjoy the genre and the setting, and are willing to provide feedback, there are definitely worse things you could spend $30 on. If you're wondering if the game has promise and are just looking to see if it might be worth buying in the future; unless the devs royally eff it up, this game is very promising. My Rig OS: Windows 10 Pro CPU: AMD FX-6300 GPU: Nvidia GTX 970OC RAM: 8GB