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The Positives:
Nothing, in it's current state there is nothing positive that can be said.

The Negatives:
- The game is unplayable for the below reasons.
- Game frequently crashes, and I mean frequently. In the sub 20 minutes of playing i've had over 10 crashes (I counted).
- Game is unable to connect to a server and just times out repeatedly. Meaning even if you could overlook the crashing you can't play anyway.
- I was able to create a character which showed the complete lack of polish present, with the in game text chat overlapping the character creationg screen and no way to turn it off when in the character creator (this suggest a sheer and massive lack of polish).
- No official oceanic servers which means I can only play with a huge ping, not that this matters given the above two issues which means I can't get into a game to play anyway.

edit: So I got into a game.... and I think I enjoyed the game crashing and timing out when trying to connect to a server more then the game when it actually loaded. The models are busted (as in parts are see through for no apparent reason), the frame rate is absurdly low (a 1070ti can't run it above 10fps frquently even with everything at low which looks horrid even when you put the resolution down to 1080p and below) . There is also constant rubber banding. The whole thing is just a gigantic waste of everyone time and certainly money. Stay far, far away.

Some will argue this is early access and thus all issues above can be ignored. I would argue there is still a minimum bar a game must meet which includes the game being playable, which this currently from my experience is certainly not and thus I cannot any under circumstance recommended it currently.

The positives:
+ The character models can look quite good.
+ Some of the combat can at first can be enjoyable.

The negatives:
Everything else, but more specifically.
- The open world is completely empty and you very quickly have to start riding very large distances to get to the next fight with nothing happening in between.
- The combat whilst at first enjoyable, is very poorly put together and spamming enemies so there stuck in the air and mashing seems ridiculously op and also not fun.
- No combos, as basic as past Dynasty Warriors games where in this regard, the combos that where there where enjoyable and kept the combat enjoyable for quite some time. In dynasty warriors 9 within 30 minutes I was tiring of the game.
- The grappling hook basically breaks the game. Just use it to get over walls, go straight to the marked enemy and kill with ease (then ride for what feels like forever to the next tarrget or mission giver etc).
- The graphics outside of the character models is abysmal and to make matters worse it also runs horribly. The very dated visuals I could live with if it ran well, it however is one of the most demanding games I’ve come across and it in no way should be.
- Cut scenes look like something made using gmod, meaning they are horrifically bad.
- English voice acting (though this can be changed) is likewise also horrifically bad.
- The nickel and diming of customers with ridiculously price dlc.

This game is a hot mess and deserves the negative reception it has had. Put simply even on a massive discount it isn't worth your money as it isn't even worth playing (even for free). A very poor effort by all those involved.

The Positives:
+ The games character models have a great sense of style, and mostly look very nice.
+ The core gameplay is enjoyable, even though it by no means is one of the more enjoyable rescent fighters (we have been spoiled).
+ There are several different modes one can play.
+ There is crossplay with ps4, which is very much so appreciated.

The Negatives:
- Lets start of with the biggest issue, the online play due to connection quality is trash and even with optimal connections (both players with fibre connection and close to one another) it sometimes plays poorly. This issue has seemingly not been addressed since launch, so online play is more often then not simply painful to play.
- To make this worse sometimes the game seemingly just won't find a game for you and can leave you just waiting for extended periods of time despite there being players online looking for games.
- The monetisation of this game is genuinely shockingly anti consumer. Bought the game and all three season passes, well with how little fight money you can earn now, you will have to pay for more or less any costumes and stages you want. Then there is the lootboxes and how that system is designed to take away the very little fight money you can earn.
- The gameplay whilst enjoyable lacks the ability for you the player to create your own fight style compared to other fighters in the market. Rather you really have to play in a largely preset way.
- The games backgrounds look absolutely terrible in some cases, and whilst some are okay the "best" in Street Fighter 5 are mediocre at best.

Overall:
If you are going to get this game wait for a deep discount and be aware of the many issues present before jumping in head first. Or better yet, find a different and better fighter to play, there are many better options out there.

The Positives:
+ The 2 character tag system feels dynamic and a nice return for the series.
+ The different moves flow into themselves very nicely.
+ All culminating in probably the best gameplay in a recent fighting game.
+ A solid but not amazing (like Injustice 2) amount of single player content.
+ Visually in motion the game mostly looks very good (unlike in singular screenshoots which don't capture how the game looks in motion). It isn't great by an means, but it isn't terrible as it often looks in promo shoots.
+ Mods for character models and stages along with other visual mods are possible and can be used online safely.
+ A game that you can start getting the hand of very quickly (especially if you have auto combos turned off) but a very high skill ceiling, so there is a sense of progression and continually getting better as you play.
+ The online runs extremely smoothly, players games with people half way across the world remains very playable.

The Negatives:
- The main issue is the nearly non existent playerbase. If you are buying this to play with randoms online, this will be a terrible purchase. If you have some friends you want to play with and are willing to find games using discord and similar this will be less of an issue. But an issue none the less.
- Some of the presentation leaves a lot to be desired. For example the win screen feels very underwhelming and doesn't hype you up for the next game at all, not does the stuttery looking slow mo that happens when you win a match. Even the UI is underwhelming.
- The roster whilst improved with the dlc characters, still isn't as good as it really should be given that this is a celebration of both marvel and capcom characters.
- Arcade mode has no ending, not even a single image summing evertything up. It just ends, which is quite the let down.

Overall:
Given the low playerbase present it is hard to recommend this game when it isn't on sale. But if you are at all interested in a tag fighter and have some friends to play with, this comes highly recommended when it does go on sale. It is the best modern gameplay in a fighter that I have experienced. However if you only want to play with randoms online, for example in ranked matches, the playerbase is not large enough to allow that to happen.

Review based on playing free weekends and beta of around 8 hours play time total.

The Good:
+ The game is rather pretty despite a rather bland art style.
+ Really nice draw distance.
+ Performance seems solid especially given the solid draw distance.

The Negative:
- World design is generic.
- Missions are lifeless and generic.
- Dialogue is atrociously bad, and the characters range from generically boring to trying hard to be cool, but in a very cringy manner.
- Enemy and team ai is brain dead.
- Lack of any real tactics required due to the bad ai.
- Driving is beyond terrible.
- Shooting feels weak, as if you shotting pellet guns.
- Sound design feels off.

An early review of my impressions thus far:

TLDR: Enter this game with reasonable expectations given that this is a port to vr, not a game made from the ground up for vr and I think most will be very happy to outright thrilled with what is here. However if you're expecting this release to have been built from the ground up to take advantage of everything vr could bring to an open world like this and you will likely be left disappointed.

The Good:
+ It's Skyrim in vr, this may seem redundant but it is the major draw of this release.
+ This means you have a huge and beautiful world to explore.
+ This isn't a half♥♥♥♥♥♥♥port (though it is a port) and features a nice selection of options including
+ both motion control support (which feels really satisfying to use) and traditional gamepad support (which is a bit janky but still nice to see none the less)
+ and a healthy amount of options for those prone to getting sick with free locomotion, teleportation, smooth turning and more.
+ The game runs very well on rather low end hardware (relative to vr demands).
+ All dlc for Skyrim is included.

The Bad:
- You will likely have to make some ini tweaks to get the most out of the game. Reather quick and easy ones but still a negative.
- When using motion controls you move in the direction your left hand is facing. This isn't often an issue but it is none the less annoying. The only tweak in an ini that can fix this makes you move in the direction you are looking. Meaning you can't look around whilst continuing to walk forward.
- Many of the bugs from the original release are still present here.

The Mixed
+/- This is a port of a 7 year old game that was not originally intended for vr and it hasn't been built from the ground up for vr. This means that many things that could be done for vr to improve the experience is simply not here. But such changes would require a huge rebuilding of the game, to the point that the game wouldn't really be Skyrim anymore.

The positives:
+ There is a base for a simple fighting game... but (go to first negative).
+ The art style is quite pleasing .... but (go to second negative).

The Negatives:
- Gameplay currently feels sluggish and not as you may suspect.
- Animations are clearly missing. Carboard cut out looking things are in there place.
- The game has crashing issues. Both in game and when changing options.
- Net code seems sub par thus far.
- Lack of an explanation on how anything works beyond the very bare minimum.
- The UI is atrocious.
- A complete lack of fighters to play as. This is a huge issue in any fighting game.
- A huge lack of content.
- Whilst mentioned on the store page, the video on the same page advertises numerous features not yet in the game and they do not make it clear it isn't in the game in said video.1

I can't recommend this game when there are other far more featured fighters that are complete and with a stronger mechanical base on the market that are far more deserving of your money.

They also left it untill 48ish hours before the expected 1.0 release to inform people it would be now an early access game and strongly suggested it was mostly complete with the only real content missing being the story. This simply isn't the case, this is months if not a good year from being anywhere near ready for a release. Stay far away.

The good:
+ A large world that is mostly interesting to explore.
+ The world can look rather nice, though character models do leave a lot to be desired.
+ There is a large number of things to do that are often vastly different.
+ The combination of different game play styles present (shooter, some puzzles, exploration, town builder) provides plenty of options for what you can do.
+ The voice acting is for the most part very well done and helps sell you on characters.
+ The gun play is solid albiet unremarkable with the wide variety of guns being enjoyable to use.
+ This is especially the case when you see the carnage in slow motion when using vats.
+ The system for modifying guns in particular is reasonably robust and enjoyable to use.

The bad:
- RPG elements are reduced massively and the game plays more like an action exploration game then an rpg. This however could be a positive for some, but for me this was a net loss for this game.
- The story is largely uninspired and for the most part you are just along for the journey without any real input into what is happening. I found my self to not care for what was happening in the story beyond the different locales you travel to.
- The gameplay present is the jack of all trades and master of none. Want to play a shooter? There are much better options on the market. Want to build up a settlement? There are much better options on the market.
- An over reliance on repetitive and unfufilling missions ("another settlement needs your help") nagging away at you despite more exciting/interesting options that exist in the game that could have been worked in.
- A very sub par pc release with a stunningly ugly ui.
- Paid mods. I find this practise very saddening to see. Monetization is going to far in games and this is a prime example of that.


The main selling point of this game is the world and the atmosphere it has along with the vast number of admittedly at times repetitve things to do. On a sale I could normally recommend this game, however now with the inclusions of paid mods recommending this game to anyone untill it hits bargain bin price levels is hard to justify for myself. Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of good here, but there is also a lot holding the experience down. With the inclusion of paid mods tipping my recommendation over into the not recommended territory.

The good:
+ Huge player base, so games are fast and easy to get.
+ A very nice selection of operators to play as, each with different weapons/abilities. However to get them all requires an insane amount of time and/or money.
+ A solid number of maps.
+ Solid shooting with gameplay that rewards team work.
+ Reasonably good performance.
+ A seemingly great anti-hack system.

The bad:
- Servers are bad, which can lead to kills and deaths you probably didn't deserve. As of this update the last several days have had consistent rubber banding even when having 9 ping to a server. (It's essentially broken and has been for days, this will be fixed but it seems to come and go).
- Sadly like most large communities, the playerbase can be very toxic which sadly ubisoft has responded poorly to by...
- introducing a terrible instant ban system for people typing words they don't like. Essentially blokcing people from playing a game they bough and spent > $100 on in many cases. This is not a positive step from the community and shows there disconnect from there community.
- Unlocking things can take a long time (and I mean exremely long), this should have been a ftp game as appossed to one you put money down upfront for. Want a unique costume, well if it is indeed unique you will have to pay around $15 for it.
- Paid loot boxes have been added, with items locked behind them. This is only time limited to try and push people to spend a lot to try and get the one item they want. Once again, this is in a paid game.
- Whilst there is a nice selection of maps, some of them are just not well designed and seem to have been slapped together with little thought given to them.
- The game now crashes semi-frequently.

Overall:
I would like to recommend this game. But the poor servers (sometimes outright broken servers) combined with the ridiculous grind required for anything in game, along with the nickel and diming ubisoft has decided to do, makes it a game not really worth your money and time for newcomers. You will either have spend a ludicrous amount of money buying the game and unlocking the different dlc operators, or spend an egregious amount of timing grinding. This in a game that you have paid for and after all that you may just get a permanent ban if you say something they don't like.

At its core there is a very enjoyable shooter, I however simply cannot recommend it to new players due to how it has been disgustingly monetized, whilst still having server issues and may just perma ban you for using a word they don't aprove of.

Pros:
- A solid selection of characters (though I wish more from the original where back).
- Has mechanics that make it easier for people new to fighting games to get into and feel good about playing, whilst not sacrificing high level play in any way.
- A nice selection of multiplayer options.
- A huge amount of high quality single player content (learn from this capcom... please).
- There are loot boxes which you can get gear from (these cannot be paid for using real money in any way) that allow you to change you appearance and modify stats of characters. All but the appearance changes are off in competitive modes and can be turned of in all modes.
- Great connection quality.
- A very solid pc port, fantastic even.
- Visually looks fantastic along with some stunning animation whilst also managing to run well.

Cons:
- Harder AI in single player modes isn't so much a challenge, as it is a test of patience and finding some odd quirk in its behaviour that you can abuse. This is the best way to get higher level gear, but can be mostly easily worked around.