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I haven’t felt like this about a game in years — everything is pretty much perfect. It’s incredibly well optimized, there are no bugs, and so far the community is a solid 10/10. I honestly expected everything to turn into pure PvP chaos where solo players would just do their own thing, but it’s the complete opposite — people are so kind!Embark Studios has managed to create a game that no one else right now can truly compete with. Arc Raiders has set a new standard for what a game should be capable of. I’ve developed a new addiction… and I’m honestly a bit worried I won’t get through school now, haha

I haven’t felt like this about a game in years — everything is pretty much perfect. It’s incredibly well optimized, there are no bugs, and so far the community is a solid 10/10. I honestly expected everything to turn into pure PvP chaos where solo players would just do their own thing, but it’s the complete opposite — people are so kind!Embark Studios has managed to create a game that no one else right now can truly compete with. Arc Raiders has set a new standard for what a game should be capable of. I’ve developed a new addiction… and I’m honestly a bit worried I won’t get through school now, haha

I'm at a loss for words, it's been going on for 4 years now, and with each update it's only getting worse.

A lot of the hate Borderlands 3 gets for its story comes from people jumping in without doing their homework. If you haven't played Tales from the Borderlands and the Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary DLC from Borderlands 2, you're missing two major pillars of context.Tales lays the groundwork for characters like Rhys and Vaughn and shows what happens to Hyperion and Pandora post-Jack. It sets up emotional stakes and plotlines that carry into BL3. On top of that, Fight for Sanctuary acts as a direct prologue to BL3, showing how Sanctuary III came to be and how the Vault Hunters regrouped after major losses. Without these pieces, BL3's story can seem disjointed or **** Calypsos aren't the perfect villains, but they fit thematically if you're paying attention. The game leans more chaotic and fast-paced, but the Borderlands heart is still there. The problem isn’t the story—it’s the missing context most players **** you take in the full Borderlands narrative—from BL2, through Tales, into Fight for Sanctuary, and then BL3—you’ll see the story hits harder than people give it credit for.

A lot of the hate Borderlands 3 gets for its story comes from people jumping in without doing their homework. If you haven't played Tales from the Borderlands and the Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary DLC from Borderlands 2, you're missing two major pillars of context.Tales lays the groundwork for characters like Rhys and Vaughn and shows what happens to Hyperion and Pandora post-Jack. It sets up emotional stakes and plotlines that carry into BL3. On top of that, Fight for Sanctuary acts as a direct prologue to BL3, showing how Sanctuary III came to be and how the Vault Hunters regrouped after major losses. Without these pieces, BL3's story can seem disjointed or **** Calypsos aren't the perfect villains, but they fit thematically if you're paying attention. The game leans more chaotic and fast-paced, but the Borderlands heart is still there. The problem isn’t the story—it’s the missing context most players **** you take in the full Borderlands narrative—from BL2, through Tales, into Fight for Sanctuary, and then BL3—you’ll see the story hits harder than people give it credit for.

I know a lot of people have complained when efootball was first released, I have started playing it at the end of Efootball 23 and I have to say that after the new update to EFootballn24 I really thought the game had a lot of depth and ran smoothly without any problems, feels like you have many tactical ways to play and the game also feels much faster now when you dribble! I am now officially done with Fifa/FC and will continue to play EFootballn24.