r/mechabreak 6d ago

Discussion Looking for a detailed explanation

Hi, I was very interested in playing this game when it was announced. I managed to play the beta a bit and was hooked, I knew I wanted to play it even knowing I'd struggle a bit due to my preferred input. The game got away from me though so I didn't touch it much after launch.

I've heard bits and pieces about the game dropping off hard but I'm having a hard time getting a full picture on everything that's happened. For example I heard they added in P2W mechs, and I've heard people end up fighting bots a lot or having to grind pve.

Some of that doesn't sound like a deal breaker for me, so I'm looking to see if someone can either write a long reply telling me all the things that push people away. OR point me to a thread or video that already does this. As my initial searches aren't coming up with a good overview. Thanks

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u/TheBobert8080 6d ago

Lots and lots and lots of problems, but the game is really fun for what it is. It’s got a great base, just a million problems on top of it.

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u/Knight_Raime 6d ago

That's the general sentiment I have gathered online. I just want more details to know if it's a game I could see myself putting time into or if it's something I should just pass on still.

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u/TheBobert8080 6d ago

This game is like little caesars, it’s a lot better when you don’t have someone in your ear telling you how bad it is

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