I always thought we could have a whole different way of looking at things and what we were doing with our life. I think that’s where the real challenge lies.
I agree that many of my favorite movies are about the guy playing a game and you don’t have to be a badass to know what to do with it.
I see fre401 as a game that requires you to “practice” and “play” with different scenarios. As the game progresses, the scenarios become increasingly difficult. You should feel that a part of your personality is being developed and if you’re willing to put in time to practice and practice, then it becomes fun and you can feel the satisfaction and accomplishment of your efforts. In fact, I think you may find yourself really enjoying the game by the time you’re done.
Fre401 is a fast-paced game where you have to work together to take out the Visionaries, one by one. I find it a bit frustrating trying to figure out the best way to assassinate each and every one of them. I recommend that you have a good group of friends or other people that know what they’re doing to take out the Visionaries. The first few times you do it, it will be harder than you think.
At the beginning, you will be given a number of different tasks to complete: kill one Visionary, do one thing, kill another Visionary, do one thing. You can even complete more than one task at a time if you have enough people working together.
The game has been described as “a real time strategy game” in which you can “collect and use resources to build your own character.” That is, if you have access to real money, you can buy all the things that you need to power your character. Of course, the game’s mechanics are somewhat different than any game I’ve played that has a real time element to it. For instance, there is no way to build a character with only items that you can find in a quest.
The game is played over the course of 10 hours, which is about the length of a full day. And yes, you can buy any item you can find in the game, but I haven’t found any item that makes a character unique, powerful, or interesting enough to justify buying it.
The game itself isn’t hard to find. You can find the map on the map, the car you’re driving, the items you’re collecting, the weapons you’re using, and all the other things that are required to keep you from wandering into the middle of nowhere. It’s not as though you don’t have a flashlight to look at, but if you’ve never come across one, then you might have it.
I think the game has a lot of potential, but I think the developer, Fre401, has done a very poor job of justifying its purchase price. A $5.99 game is no different than any other $5.99 game. They should have put the resources into making the game worth the price you pay for it.