AlexStar6

The Division 2 might be the most successful project of it's size in recent memory. The sheer amount of content and experiences available is astonishing. The core gameplay loop is significantly improved over The Division 1 and it's clear that Massive not only listened to the player base but took home meaningful lessons and has taken serious steps to understand what truly engages their player-base

Technically there's nothing wrong with Anthem... The core gameplay is smooth, the graphics are nice... and the sound is quality. If I had to come up with an analogy of what playing Athem is like... it's like going out for a night on the town with someone you don't knows friends. Sure you can hit all the nice places, have the nice food, do the fun things... but all the while something feels like it's missing. That's what's holding Anthem back, it's a collection of very great ideas, some of which are executed fantastically.. but it feels hollow... somehow incomplete. Anthem is a AAA game, from production to gameplay to writing to acting... But the experience doesn't feel right...

Fun, and unique. The game lacks polish for sure, but polish is something that's "Good to have" but not necessary to win. Enforcer is like a sports team that wins, but doesn't look particularly good doing it. The team behind this game has some great new ideas, and in this day and age where video game development is geared towards "Sure Things" it's this kind of risk taking that should be lauded