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The game is about getting drunk and wonder if your name is Tequila Sunset, ♥♥♥♥ Mullen or Raphael Ambrosius Costeau, forcing people to ask for your help, and then remembering that you are a detective and you have a body to investigate.

Arguably just as good as Black Flag, i like to think on a way that, if Rogue was a Black Flag dlc, no one would complain. But moving on, since both are similar, lets compare which one gets the best out of the mechanics:
Combat: Its equal in both games, but i feel like rogue has more responsive controls, i tried SO MANY TIMES to do the double kill feature with pistol/dart on BF but 90% of the times it didnt work, but in rogue it always worked.
Story: Rogue for sure, as of now, i didnt finish the game, but im so immersed on it that i actually wonder if Ubisoft made this, characters SHOW their feelings, shocking right?
Naval Combat: No doubt Black Flag, Rogue introducts new mechanics that makes you so overpowered that its not even fair, not to mention the water physics that are non existant here, your ship will be at blitz speed no matter if you are facing a high wave, also theres only two legendary ships on rogue and apparently no underwater mechanic.
Parkour and Stealth: 5 hours only into rogue and i already faced 3 bugs where i was supposed to grab a ledge but shay simply just didnt want to grab it and then i died from fall damage, but on my 60 hours of Black Flag i could tell maybe one or two bugs. Stealth on both are the same, you just use different tools to do the same.
In conclusion: PLAY BOTH.

8/10
Great game, combat is where it shines, every skill is useful depending on what you want to do, some people told me that the story is exactly how it is shown in The Lord of Rings, i haven't watched it yet but after playing the game i can say for sure that it's a great story and it's easy to understand what is happening, i will 100% play the sequel when i get to.
The only bad thing here is how most of the achievements are extremelly annoying to get and some of them are locked by one time quests, so do yourself a favor and just 100% the collectibles, side quests and the trials.
The game is pretty easy tho and theres no difficulty changer, it takes even 3 seconds to an uruk (most common enemy) to notice that you are literally in front of him, if you want a challenge i would say turn off the attack icons from enemies and dont use runes, or just skip the time alot/die to captains so they will get stronger.

This is the most horribly optimized game i have ever played till today, and for some reason my character has extra endlag the less fps i have.
How does it even work to clown award me when im not even talking about the gameplay or story itself? I literally have more than the minimum specs to play the game and it just does not run above 20 fps, and im 100% 2B is attacking slower, just stop defending your fanservice simulator game.

I'm getting overwhelmed with so many things to do and so many things on my screen, that i'm getting a headache, i don't even know where to start, even after the tutorial

I know the game is old as ♥♥♥♥, but the npcs and history narration were so bad that i almost couldn't finish the game, the game feels dead, npcs could be swearing at you but it would be with a straight face (just for reference, AC2 released a year before new vegas, and we all know how good and alive the npcs were there), on top of how locomotion works, my character doesn't even have a run mechanic, and i still have to walk without my weapon out, because it would make me EVEN slower if i did, not to mention the amount of useless freedom you have, like why what is the point of picking up cups, pack of cigarettes or an empty bottle of sarsaparilla?
I think the only fun i had here would probably be with the missions that are related to explosions, like "That Lucky Old Sun" or the quest to erradicate the Brotherhood of Steel, thats something that new vegas is good at doing.

Very relaxing game, i had a very good time with this game, but it could be even better.

Positive things:
1. No combat, only the flora, oxygen and fall damage can kill you (the reason why its relaxing).
2. Galastropods.
3. You can play with friends (sadly my friends don't have good taste in games).
4. Simple mechanics and machines, but if you want the challenge build those crazy automated farms, you can also do that.
5. Whole backpack idea, you dont get a UI that you have to press here, it's just small slots in your back, just drag something, and put there, and OH MY GOD THE SOUND DESIGN IS FANTASTIC.
6. The hoverboard

Negative things:
1. The planets are repetitive, which broke all the magic that i was "building" inside of me for this game at the start, theres like 6-8 different agressive and defensive plants (aka flora), you would think thats a good number for each planet, the problem here is that its 6-8 plants across all the planets, so the moment you adapt to a plant in one planet and go to another one, you will probably see the same flora and will never die again. This also applies to the ores in some planets, since theres some of them that have the same ores list, giving no reason to go mining on new planets. So what would be the reason to change planets here? for unique gasses that are used on crafting and boring quests.
2. Although galastropods are incredibly cute and fun, they are also extremelly overpowered, at the start of the game, you have to put oxygen cables to navigate in the planet, or use a vehicle with an oxygenator, but when you unlock the galastropods that gives INFINITE oxygen and power as long as you have food for them, it breaks some of the experience you were having.
3. The amount of useless cosmetic items that fooled me at the start of the game, theres literally an cube with weird description, saying the integrity of the planet, and when you press it, it launches an orbital strike to the space, breaking the atmosphere and changing it, who would have guessed that it's just a "press me to customize the looks of your space". Theres another item like that that i found wandering arround, its a white neon ball with also a weird description, when you press it, it teleports and changes in shape, does absolutely nothing.
4. The boring mandatory quests, if you played the game you know what iam talking about.

Game is probably not for me, don't get me wrong, the problem here isn't walking a long time through places, its just that i didn't see much content, i dont need new things every 10 minutes to keep me entertained, but knowing all the new things im going to see are some new structures and a scary modified bear doesn't sound like im going to have much fun here, this game is probably for those people who enjoy straight challenges, knowing whats going to happen.
Another thing, *theres NO jumping* (in a SURVIVAL OPEN WORLD game) and the fall damage is no sense, you could be in a slop terrain, going down and you would break your leg for nothing at all.
Also i didn't get to play the story mode, it wasn't included in my game so thats why, but im sure its a good story

Game is not intuitive, teaches you nothing, just throw you there expecting that you learn something, you are obligated to make a server even if you want to play alone (even if its Dont starve TOGHETER, you should be able to play alone, since its a direct upgrade with more things than the other game), which if you arent aware, reduces your performance, since you are hosting a server, so its not 1gb ram but almost 6-7gb if you are the host, making ppl with 8gb ram like me not able to play at all

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