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Diablo Immoral Do not support games like this otherwise we will wake up in a reality where desktop titles milk you for money on every step. Not that it's acceptable on smartphones. WE MUST NOT MAKE THIS ACCEPTABLE. This **** should be made illegal in all countries. Blizzard you're a joke, look how you have changed in just 5 years ****/RdEKChWcqx4

"Elitepunk 3077" If it had been released on PS4 and Xbox One too, the PS Store would have another piece of garbage to remove. You pay $40 for becoming a free beta tester for a s**t company before they release it on consoles. My first impressions just minutes after release: ****/elg5-5-4UwM As of 23.05.2021, 4 days after release: The good: + station interiors look nice + stations are populated, some short voiced dialogues + infantry conflict zones are very basic but fun, check out my vid here: ****/hqY359KMXRo + space legs indeed make the game even more immersive, ships look great from this perspective + I personally like some of the guns, and the jetpack is a nice thing to have + galaxy map has been improved (imo) + good number of new on foot missions + cutting stuff with the welding tool is a nice small thing + more content for exploration (not speaking about QUALITY, just QUANTITY) + not bad on foot animations + the short cutscene when you're dropping into a conflict zone on foot is cool, so is the one when you are respawning in a dropship The bad: - preordered the game? You gave us money in advance? well, s**t, too bad, we won't rent additional servers so you can play it on day 1 - horrible performance, unoptimized trash, on recommended specs it's a rollercoaster between 20 and 140 FPS without vsync (ryzen 3, 3300x, 1060 GTX 6GB, 16GB RAM) on ultra, and hardly any better on low. You will dip under 30 frames regardless of the settings if you are running a similar rig, but ppl with 3060/70s also report huge performance drops. Just go to reddit. - input lag both in menus and when moving, press escape to enter menu, wait 2 sec for it to pop up. Meddling with game files reduces this slightly, but I didn't pay $40 to fix someone's garbage - the new graphics are much WORSE in general; the new shadows make everything too dark, Manyt lights almost don't give any light at all. I mean, look at ship interiors, compare the interior of the Cutter between Horizons and Odyssey, you can't see any detail in that ship now. The UI lighting looks way off. The "skybox" for space lacks details, stars, the nebulae are barely visible, there is no awe there anymore. Planets have better textures but they don't look better in many cases, some seem to be seriously bugged, lacking the eye candy,, terrain features, colors or atmosphere. Earth-like worlds are bright af for some reason now, a stark contrast against anything else. Even the brightest neon decals on your ships and SRVs hardly emit any light. The only situation where the new lighting and shadows work nice is during firefights at outposts when running with a flashlight makes sense, and in station interiors. Apart from that - the game looks much worse, and runs like trash in outposts (frames generally nosedive when you are close to "gliding" towards a planet). Minimum viable product in terms of performance. - bugs, NPCs stuck in station interiors, crashes - no missions for coop - weapon and suit engineering, extra grind - station interiors are literally ONE ROOM + your hangar + shuttle hangar, compare this to the stations and cities in "the other space game" - cannot walk inside ships, you literally get teleported inside and outside - I'd argue that most of the AI revamp is worse, but maybe I'm just used to the previous one - character models are not for the year 2021, and definitely not with this performance hit - right now there is a split of playerbase between Horizons and Odyssey - ground troop AI is weak, they often stand in the open and just pew pew, they get hit - single dodge side ways. Sometimes they do take cover, but only sometimes - qunatity over quality, the new missions are like any other missions in elite, very basic That said, I feel sorry for the frontline developers who worked on this and were obviously forced by Frontier's s**t management to release this. As with Cyberpunk, this needed at least another half a year to be tested and polished. If you're still not convinced this add-on is trash, just watch Obsidian Ant's and Yamiks' videos. I'm having more fun playing "the other" space sim that is endlessly in alpha.

A spoiler-free review of the game at its present state (11.10.2019). I wanted to write a cohesive opinion, but somehow it feels easier to organize everything in bullet points. The pros: + The longest campaign out of all GoW games; masterfully crafted with suspense, laughter, dread and tears - like the very best moments of the series. A huge leap in comparison to Gears 4. + The Old Delta appear frequently + Different environments + A lot of dark, fearful sequences + Well crafted engagements, with some good ideas, showing that the old formula can still be entertaining if well executed + Gears 4 characters have matured, Gears 5 characters are as awesome as ever (Judgment aside) + Jack is an important part of the team, with an RPG-like skill tree; playable in coop mode in campaign + A lot of fan service in the campaign - returning characters, locations, references to books, Gears history and lore + A lot of high quality cut-scenes and cinematics + A lot of dialogue + 3-person on-line coop in campaign, 2-person split screen + an Unreal Engine 4 showcase with beautiful visuals and outstanding sound (Dolby Atmos); this is actually the best sounding game I've ever played, headphones highly recommended + Structure building in Horde mode is now character based, energy can be stored individually or shared among everyone + Good enemy variety in Horde + AI fills empty slots in horde (!) if someone leaves + Jack is a playable character in Horde, with unique gameplay mechanics + A new 3-player, short co-op mode called Escape; those who don't like versus and have no time for horde can have a 15-20 minute match of Escape + matchmaking AS WELL AS player/dedicated servers with personal settings (you still get achievements, XP and tour of duty things!) - no more problems with finding people who actually want to plow through all 50 horde waves in a single session. There are plenty of servers named "1-50 horde". Just played one game all the way from wave 1 to 50 with some nice, dedicated folks. + many customization options for those of you who like this stuff + in general - good latency online + cross-platform play + no loot boxes The cons: - worst AI out of all Gears games; your teammates may not revive you even if you are next to them; enemies sometimes get stuck or just stand there like a bunch of idiots - a technical mess: once I faced a bug that forced me to restart the last checkpoint, choppy or glitched cut-scenes and videos, disconnects - the AI of gears that replace players in Horde is a joke - Ubisoft-like microtransactions, not necessary, yet annoying - the final chapter is significantly shorter than the other ones; very good, but short - versus is still just a gnasher festival - Escape is a bit of a letdown; not as interesting as it sounds, needs improvement, map rotation; some players just try to storm through the level without firing a bullet - (subjective) open world elements, better than most games, yet I hope they don't go down this path - I fear that boring side activities may creep into Gears 6 (looking at you Ubisoft) The game is worth the money for the singleplayer campaign alone. With over 300h in Gears 4 multiplayer, I know I will be playing this one for years to come. I do believe that the game improves as moths pass, but with all the technical issues I cannot give it a perfect score. It's a 9 out of 10 for me and I would like to thank the Coalition not only for continuing my favouite franchise, but also for improving it in nearly every aspect. Your series is the reason why I bought my Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Looking forward to Gears Tactics.

One of the very few great things that Kinect 2.0 has to offer, Shape Up has become a part of my daily routine due to working at home. It features stand-alone workouts as well as two "work out plans", regardless of whether you decide to organise your exercising personally or use one of the two pre-determined all-around programs, it still tracks your weekly progress, encouraging you to be consistent and providing some basic workout information. I might not like the artistic style of the "game", and I do think that there could be more content (luckily the reasonably priced season's pass doubles the number of things to do), but I cannot deny that it is a great way to get back into shape for those of us who don't like meaningless running, or simply need a break from office work. It also has a lot of achievements for those of you who like this feature, myself included. With Xbox fitness being removed from the store there is really no other alternative, but it is a good option for beginners as well as those looking for a bigger challenge. Recommended!

A worthy successor to a beloved franchise. It is refreshing to see that in a time when many sequels fail to deliver the fun of their predecessors, one can still find quality additions to a great series. The campaign is quite long and engaging, but it needs some time to pick up speed. The first, and unfortunately the last chapter, are visibly weaker than the other 80% of the campaign with very little atmosphere (though chapter one does explain the gap between Gears 3 and 4 quite well). All in all, it is a return to a more intimate story, with the action happening almost "overnight" - Gears 1 style - with the emphasis on character development. It is a great two-person coop experience. A lot of attention has been focused on multiplayer, with e-sports being a thing in Gears now. There are a number of game modes to choose from, including Horde, but as much as I like the skills and classes, I must say that the Horde in Gears 3 was more entertaining as everyone was able to collect points individually and build fortifications. Here, you gather points in to one shared bag, and the best builders are engineers, so most people leave constructing to this class. Nevertheless, it is still a great mode with a lot of tactics and memorable situations. Oh, and there is crossplay between PC and Xbox One so you always find people to play with. All in all, Gears 4 is a very good addition to the series and I recommend it to new players and veterans alike. It might be a bit more colorful than I would like in some places, and it might be too focused on its versus multiplayer aspect for my taste, but the story is quite good and cohesive - even if a bit "remade" - and the characters have enough background to them to serve as a solid foundation for development in further installments. It is also great to see good old fan favorites.

The dull and ugly environment, combined with mediocre to terrible mission design, and average writing make this my least favorite AC game in the series. Unity, once it was patched, was better than this. The game is saved by the two protagonists that grow on you as you play and the number of cut-scenes (very nicely made) which would make more than one RPG game (I'm looking at you Mass Effect: Andromeda) feel ashamed. There are much better AC games than this one.

Very underrated game, one of my favorites in terms of co-op. + Great atmosphere + Fun gameplay, especially in co-op + Likeable characters + 2 different endings + Good voice acting - Small screen in co-op - Co-op skill combinations could use a tutorial - uneven graphics - the repetitive music can be annoying