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Has really become a Cash grab as of late. They're free to play model is really showing with how much they shove monitization into everything. Now even they're attempt at something as simple as Transmog has not only a season cap, if you want more, you gotta penny up. Pretty soon at this point, shaders which used to be non consumable, which are now that, we'll probably have to pay for with how this game's direction is heading.

Do want a interesting Story?

By all means get this. The three characters are all likable. Are they on the level of John or Arthur, not really. A story built around betrayal and heisting is great though.

But if you're looking to play Multiplayer. Dear heavens. Bad Idea.

Rockstar will nickel and dime at every corner and really push shark cards onto you as if you were some cheap wh*re. After all these years Rockstar still uses P2P connection. No official servers at all. They have the money for it but you'd swear they don't understand the concept. No official servers and anti cheat despite making BILLIONS off of this game still. So hackers GALORE.And it has only gotten worse.

The future is Neon-dark for Night City

While Night City may not have the scale touted by games like GTA or Assassin's Creed. What it makes up for is in Density and Character. From the towering piles of trash outside the city to the sun scorched sands of the badlands, no place I've been so far feels like the same place I was a moment ago. Considering what limited space the builders of nigh city were working with, rather than expanding, they merely went up. You look up through this urban jungle at different points on the map and you'll see a series of levels of streets, sidewalks, and interconnecting roads. This creates a interesting walk through night city through its various districts, especially at night.

At the center of this Megacity is a story that weaves its way around you. Going in blind is the best way to experience it. While the 3 intros arn't as long as I'd have preferred them, the game wastes no time shoving you into the middle of it. Could it have used some build up in the beginning before the job to end all jobs, certainly. But how it makes up for it is in its new perspective and guest introduced into Act 1. And while the main story has plenty of great set pieces, the side content and stories are equally as touching. From helping a man cook Jumbalia, to helping a neighbor who is grieving, to a sweet and funny Vending Machine. I honestly didn't expect this much variety but it was happily welcomed.

Phantom Liberty overhauls perks and game systems to a preem' level choombas. From the great writing to the clever subplots, I found myself unsure of who to trust at various points. Solomon Reed, beautifully rendered and portrayed along side more incredible additions.

The vehicle combat and encounters are nice addition and even became so frequent, I avoided Arroyo and Watson early on the hardest difficulty due to the sheer amount of goons ready to spit lead if you looked at them normally. No longer can you huff your way out of a fight, and your clothing isn't your armor but instead your Chrome. Be a Walking Tank like Maine, or a squishy netrunner like Kiwi, the game offers a pleasant range of builds, be it melee, stealth, explosives and more.

I wish not to spoil any more, If you tolerated the earlier versions, you'll be pleasantly surprised like me hopefully in what they've managed to do.

Wish to take out your anger without your insurance rates skyrocketing?

Take a spin this this wild ride known as Wreckfest. If you enjoyed the chaotic mess of the Burnout series but didn't care of the clean shaven appeal of the Need for Speed or Forza. Then strap into your derby car and watch the parts FLY! Smash and Dash your way to the checkered flag in this grind house racing game where if you can't beat the competition, you can take them out instead along with anyone else with various vehicles of destruction. Bus, they got it. A large Truck. Covered. A couch? Indeed. And even a lawn mower. A harvester for good measure as well.

As a Lover of Early Westerns

This is a love letter to fans of the genre. A gritty Story taking place during the Fall of the Van Der Linde Gang.

From the earliest Moments, a series of events unfold before you that will lay the foundation of what is to befall the gang. Whether it be by the hands of the Pinkertons, Bounty Hunters or the Gang itself. You will fight to survive along side your friends and family.

The Setting for this game is a beautifully Rendered Set Piece that spans three states. From the snowy mountains of the Grizzlys to the Soupy, musk filled air of the Bayou to even the dry New Mexican Desert.

You are a Man of few words equipped with a sharp wit and the ability to inspire loyalty as well as fear in anyone who may cross you or your fellow gang members. Hardened by Life's hardships, you watch a man discover what it means to be loyal to what matters. You are Arthur Morgan, the gangs enforcer.

Its a Living Meme

Snorelands 3

A humble fan of the series, and this entry like many, left me feeling a bit iffy. That isn't to say its all a flaming pile of skag vomit, but there are parts that feel rushed, and Anthony Burch not being at writing helm can be felt - He gave us Borderlands 2's narrative and expansion on a universe hardly touched on in the first game.

The Gun play, beautiful, they nailed it, it feels right. From the shotguns ragdolling enemies, to the satisfying gibbing n' gore effects. Putting down this game when you're in the groove can be difficult. The characters are all fresh enough and offer a good variety of play styles.

The Narrative... This is saucy title. Its a hit and miss all over the place, There are plenty of actually fun dialogue and jokes, but some overstay their welcome more than others. At times the convience of Mary Sue selection also feels a bit forced.

The siren count and proximity becomes a bingo game so obvious it hurts.
Another thing that is all over the place is the pacing, the narrative when it does get a little bit interesting, will be slap you with a lull at moments it shouldn't.

And these are reinforced by what feels like a half finished sound track. The fight against Pen and Teller's characters ought to be a set piece right out of mad max- till you're following this diabetic colossus around in circles in painful silence. Its moments like those that feel at odds with the first boss fight, the build up to the first as well as the presentation felt all there and ended in bumpin' boss fight.
But other boss fights can be underwelming- that isn't to say all of Borderlands 2's bosses were all amazing either, but in this game there did feel like more misses. Thats just the thing- its the small bits. Each interaction feels like its directed by different groups of people as you get through the story.

The Maps.. They're too damn big. I miss borderlands 1 design where not every map was a sprawling mess, 2 was okay at times, but borderlands 3 - if their maps were overalls - they'd make ellie look tiny. We're dealing with a quantum level of strange/frustrating level design - I bet they employed a dead rat to play test this game's level design at times. Some maps are fine, others, burn it to the ground. I hate, hate the spawling swamp planet with my soul. Who hurt you? Why is it so damn big? Dear heavens be, what is wrong with thee?!

If you're looking for a Fun Coop Game, Check it out on SALE. It is a fun borderlands game, but at times it won't 'feel' like a borerlands game entirely. Had they kept Anthony Burch as a writer, this could have possibly been another 8/10 for 2K but they biffed the kick in my opinion. It won't always have you laughing, but it will be fun to play with a friend to help drown out the rest of the game you may come to enjoy or not.

*ALSO*
I just ♥♥♥♥♥♥' remembered. WHOEVER DID THE SOUND MIXING. I HATE YOU. From the splash videos being ear piecingly loud, to game's general UPs and downs in volume, you might find yourself possibly fiddling with the sound like me and trying to find a volume setting that is both consistent, and tolerable. Its like half the staff were deaf, and the other half could detect a mouse fart.

I've spend easily 1000s of hours on console playing the series including reach and all its love. But this port is a rough one.

Don't let me say it runs BUTTERY SMOOTH, but there a few things they changed.

First off, While you do log in with your Xbox account. NONE of your PROGRESS transfers over. Nothing. absoluting nothing. achievements, no. armor, we'll get to that.

Speaking of Armor, the credit system worked, you earned your credits on console and you unlocked what you wanted. Well that is GONE. Now is a season pass thingy. The first season is ONLY HELMETS. Yeah. The beautiful ingame system that they did that that did work just fine. Is gone. Not sure why they replaced it with a janky system.

Progress, not sure why we can't transfer our progress from our consoles to PC, since we can't what is the point of using our Xbox accounts? I don't understand it either.

Aside from those to bits, currently the community is pretty much facing the same bugs that happened to reach on launch when it came out on consoles. Audio gitches, or Bugs that make music static like. Then there is what many will notice which is everything sounds muted or different but the sound changed from each console, on the 360 it had the most punch, on the ONE it sounded weird. Now I guess it sounds muted, or Muffled. Currently their codec for their sound is broken so this leads to mixed results that surely their fix soon enough.
Then there is the overall worst one I've run into a few times, which is the game audio in general in a multiplayer match will SLOW WAYYYY DOWN and become stuttery as if it was tossed into a 144 quality youtube video from 2007 and then layer over itself over and over again where it comes a feed back loop of cancer bleeding into your ears. This can be fixed by just muting or turning off most of the music and FX. This is likely a product of the codec sometimes breaking for even having everything up to date. Sometimes it just happens.

Aside from that, its a working port. A bit of Elbow Grease and some love will iron these out like they did on the console versions. The only real big draw backs I can think of currently is the Lack of Progress transfer as well as the armor unlock sytem being very dumb and honestly needs to be changed.

This is a Goobisoft game,

Just won a round actually.

Map: "Do not attempt to board the helicopter!"

Objective: "Get in the room with the Yellow box and sit on it"

Location: DMV Room.

I'm A walking War Crime against Humanity who throws exploding hockey pucks. Repel up to the second floor and decide I'll play hatch. The breach charge kills a Aussie who has a hankering for dirt bikes. I wander on it Big D*ck Style and Notice a feisty Russian who makes a habit out blowing up people's ankles. Pop him in the head. Fuze-Shield for the win. Teammates by now are doing the dirty tango with the enemy below me. I take a look see down the hatch. Oh my! A Canadian woman who breaks legs. Shes laying down right below hatch. I let gravity take hold of my hulking mass as I elbow drop this b*tch from space. Just as my shield enters her mouth, she dies.

Match won.

Learn the Maps and the Compass. Don't be that guy that says "Bruh they're in that room" Uh okay. How about you walk in like a madlad and listen and say "South West side, Second floor, Mozzie" That lets your team know Two main things. Who they're about to Dunk on, Where they're about to get their Dunk on.

Whlist this game can be fun.. unfortunately..

I can't recommend this game really because as of late, its turned into a game where every little change is because the pros complain too much. From removing abilities and dead bodies. Seriously, wtf goobisoft.


2/6/2023
Thoughts on Siege:

Remember when the slightest movement sounded like a man violently tumbling down a flight of stairs covered in tupperware? I do. Remember when rushing was a death sentence due to aforementioned thickmcdaddycheeks soundscape. Yeah, you needed to coordinate at the same time from different angles and push as one in a race to save the hostage before fuze eventually cooked him like a bag of popcorn.

Now one dude can run about and you might hear them but from where is the question if you even do because everyone apparently upgraded to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ heelies and there are no hall monitors to stop us and heelied we have! Zipping through buildings as if coveting just our birthday suit, we shuffle along like little predator drones capable of deleting an entire room with just our secondary ordinance without making so much as a damn mouse fart! ARE WE EVEN WEARING VESTS FULL OF GEAR?? let alone comfort fitting socks?

Siege has changed to this shadow of cod in a dirty alley way held together by french duct tape and hope. And I don't like it.

Having played through this, as a fan of Cyber Punk in general. I found this a servicable game that works its way into your heart the more you master the game play. It works as a twinstick shooter that feels very odd using a keyboard and mouse on so I'd recommend trying both.
The art and level design is beautiful and works effortlessly to immerse anyone thats a sucker for good design. At times it can turn into a bullet hell that is very fast paced but will leave you working heart to get that S rank for every battle.