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• IncredibleJoker

  Jul 14, 2023

  Works well on steam deck
• Weirdoh

  Jul 14, 2023

  Remember to make your own mercenary in IMP page. XEP624
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2023

  First things first. This is not JA2 nor is it a remake. Its JA3 and the time went on since the '90. I played all JA games back then and so i suffered quite a lot with all those subpar quasi-successors. Here are some main differences that I noticed after 1 hour of play (and watching lots of CCs the days before). - Buhu, where is merc xy? He/She is not here. Its maybe 50 times the effort to implement one merc compared to 25 years ago. Most fan favourites are there and for the rest there will be Mods / DLCs, so stay calm. - Time units changed. The mercs dont have 25 or 100 actions points but rather 10-12. You get used to it. - IMP is still a thing so you can make your own merc. The pictures are only 6 and look awful though. --> mods - AI seems quite smart and will challenge most players even on the lowest difficulty - They maps are way smaller and have quite some impassable terrain. Enemies are fewer in numbers also, no more 1.13 fights ageinst 80 Elites - Mercs have unique (limited use) abilities now. Imho they fit in quite well. - Dead enemies drop like in JA2 ramdom stuff and not every enemy drops something. I always liked it that way but we will see for sure a "drop everything" mod soon. - Graphics are ok but the game seems a bit stuttering and laggy (240 FPS on RTX 3060) , will probably be optimised. So im really happy to dive in for real now and think this is a good foundation for all the mods to come.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2023

  Finally realistic turn based squad game without aliens or zombies. I was waiting years for this.
• PegasusJF

  Jul 15, 2023

  I am an old fan of JA1 and especially JA2, and FYI cautiously hopeful based on what I saw in the few screenshots and videos I viewed before release. I am a fan of many modern (and old) turn based tactical shooter games like the new XCOM: EU and XCOM2, and Xenonauts Having played 2.2 hours and having finished the first sector I think I can provide a decent opinion for which you to judge if you wish to take the plunge. In brief, I am quite happy with this game. The tactical engine is quite true to its JA2 roots (AP, stances, adding more AP for more accuracy, body part targeting, simulated bullets (no precentages to be found!) and more) while adding some modern conveniences like overwatch and a consistent easy to decipher cover system (which was a major gripe for JA2). In addtion, I feel that the mercenaries themselve have been faithfully personified (based on me having old lumenaries Grizzly, Steroid, and Hitman in my starting squad). Their interactions seem quite faithful to their JA2 forebears with voices that competently call back to the originals (though I admit, no one can beat the original voice actors, but such is life). There has been a sizable amount of skeptism leading up to this games release, but for (and one of) the old guard I attest that this game is a worthy successor to JA2. I highly recommend this game.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 15, 2023

  As a person who got his start in this series on a demo disc from Computer Games Strategy Plus Magazine for JA1, then who bought and played through the first multiple times... and then sunk countless hours into Deadly Games (we could crouch now OMG). As someone who revisits the VANILLA version of JA2 (the mods remove a lot of the goofy charm of JA and try to make it... something else) on a pretty regular basis on his crappy old laptop (just recently got it on steam)... I think I can say that I'm a pretty big fan of the series. Thankfully I avoided the ones that came after, although I almost bought RAGE until I learned that it was 4 mercs only (like seriously guys... that's like gutting side quests from Skyrim) so I have no hands on knowledge of those...titles. What I can say though is this game freaking slaps... Sure there are a few things that are different, but that is literally video game evolution. If I wanted JA2...then I would play JA2. One thing is for sure though... There are a lot of systems in this game that seem either unfair or missing entirely (ambushing being probably the most common one I've seen people complaining about) but the fact is... most of them are in the game but the game does a very poor job of communicating how to use them. I do long for at least a tactical pause during real time mode though... trying to get 6 mercs into position while the enemies are all walking around is a pretty huge pain... also the intractables are sometimes finicky when the camera isn't facing the "right" direction. But those are by and large my biggest complaints. Once you figure out ambushes, get reacquainted with sending your mercs to prone as much as you can, and also TAKE YOUR TIME... then the game becomes pretty manageable. The amount of weapons so far has been staggering and I literally only left the first island. The amount of armor, gear, tools, and grenades has also all been surprisingly varied. You only really have 2 enemy types on the first island, but as soon as you hit the second... I mean I ran into at least 4 new ones in the first sector. Speaking of enemies... this game warns you that it's gonna be a war of not only gunfights, but also of attrition... and it isn't lying. I would recommend most players play on the default difficulty with the "To the bitter End" turned on. This makes combat a bit more lax (but by no means simple), and also makes some choices permanent, unless you want to restart the entire encounter. This game really needs the good reviews because it is a GOOD game. But there is a pretty vocal group that I feel, no matter what, would never be happy with anything short of a perfect copy paste of JA2 1.13...which to me is just silly. This game is not a "X-Com asset flip", literally five seconds with the game will tell you that (literally one feature, the "enemy reposition", and the cover shields is all it has in common) Well, I'm done. TLDR: 40yo man says JA3 good... and also that the internet is horrible.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 15, 2023

  Guys... you did it. After being burned on so many messy attempts, none of which dared to tack that third numeral on to the end of their failed experiments... you not only made a fun game, you also pulled it off. This. Is. Jagged Alliance 3. Old-timers, suspend your disbelief. This is not a carbon-copy of Jagged Alliance 2, but the spirit is there, and it's real. You'll get it, and you'll like it. I miss Spider, Static, Buzz, Lynx, so-on and so-forth, but I still like it. New-timers, disregard the technical gripes. Many of the biggest complaints have been fixed and it's been less than a day from launch. The people playing in 4k? If you can't see the interface, it's time to think about going on disability for blindness. At this time, I've experienced zero bugs, glitches, graphical problems, or my 4090 exploding. Maybe it's luck. Maybe it's normalizing hyperbole. Maybe it's maybelline. If I had one wish, it's that hopefully Haemimont is planning to flesh things out a little more. More specifically, adding some missing mercs, maybe making a few more of their own, and generally adding more content to keep alive what I hope becomes a gravy train for them. I want more, and I've barely started. By the time I'm done, I already know I don't think it'll be enough. Wait, there's mod support too? Bases. Covered. You made this old JA veteran proud, and I can't wait to see what you'll do next. Rock on, guys.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 16, 2023

  Loved JA2. Liking this one so far.
• ShAdoW - SWJ

  Jul 16, 2023

  I honestly thought the game looked an played well, the mechanics of combat seemed good but alot of the game seemed shallow, the character loadouts, inventory was barebones, alot of things dumbed down from previous JA titles, cant grab weapons off fallen AI, cant buy anything, cant change merc apperance with helmets/boots etc, so one of my mercs was just always wearing flip flops an sweat pants, UI was basic, I might purchase again if there are improvements, but refunded.
• Clumsy_Fox

  Jul 16, 2023

  It is a game in the style of JA2 but not an improved JA2. The game fails in keeping or improving the things I loved JA2 for. Examples: "Streamlines inventory" -> Ammunition is stored and transported in an invisible Squad inventory. If soilders reload they draw from it. Some people might argue that makes things more easy and keeps the focus on the game. I disagree, this was part of the game and preparation and added a lot to the feeling. Now gone. "Forced humor" -> In Ja2 we could laugh or relate to soldiers comments, the BSE-Test was funny writen but always in a way it felt not to much. Now we have over the top forced humor. Most characters i meet so far are try so hard to be funny that it is hard to not skip dialoges. The Boom-Kid that blows up anything every few seconds, don t like it. Weapon granny 100 year old granny acting as arms dealer with a character picture that would even be to much for a comic? Come on! -> The "Aim-Bot". Aimbot: Someone spotted herbs. Why?!? Just write it in a log. Herbs spotted. Why is there failed humor even for such thing as the log -> Looting: Why the &%&$ do we even loot herbs and parts. Oh right, because crafting and repairing got also streamlined. You want a bipod or a scope or a silencer. Collect weapon parts or transform found weapons into weapon parts then craft what you want. -> Character system Great you copied XCOM in some way. Choose perks that makes your merc more mighty. JA2 was that stats make your soilder there was no perks (except from the up to 2 skills people are created with of course) -> The fight system JA2 was you have time units everything costs time units. You can transfert 5 time units to the next round if you save them. Now we have a convolut of free movement before time units get consumed, free aiming for the first shoot with the right weapon attachments. Perks give more free movement before or after attacks. Now you could have enemys running half a screen and still shoot at you. (Or do it yourself) Also the overwatch is a nice idea and probably born to get rid of the JA2 interruption system. But it feels less good then the old system. What was wrong with stat based interruptions if time units got stored? -> Economy or the famos JA2 Laptop We have a somewhat rushed copy of it that gives the feeling of getting thrown into the game 3 weeks before release. You have your A.I.M website and well nothing more. You expect such things like a financial log. Stramlined! Health-/Stamina-/Morale-Bar Streamlined. You have only a health bar (And a new healing system. WHY?!?) But there is still exhaustion. So enjoy arriving in an enemy sector and have your merc 2 minutes before they arrive tell you "We are tired!" Then walk back with "tired"-Speed and wast a lot of time. Well done streamlining it in a bad way. -> Laptop Weapon store I am not far into the game yet, but i fear it is gone. But here we need to make a "?" for the moment. -> The funny movies of Deidranna and Eliot Replaced by some "snype" voiced chat messages. You will have a hard time to not skip them -.- Is there hope? Probably yes, because there seem to be mod tools. This gives hope that in a year or so there will be mods out there that maybe make a real JA3 out of the game. Worth its money? If you played and loved JA2 -> No, but you can hope for mods making it worth If you never played JA2 -> Well 30€ is okay for what you get. A tactic squad based shooter that don´t know if it want to be a "commandos"-game or an "xcom"-game