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Denuvo. Just… Denuvo. This “anti-tamper” tech is responsible for: Basically zero meaningful mod support for the first 1–3 years (no Script Extender, no big overhauls, no real creativity from the community) Noticeable stutters and frame drops in busy scenes Loading times that feel 20–40% longer than they should CPU usage spiking like crazy even on high-end hardware

I dint like the changes they made to the character creator. And not having mod support is the biggest flaw

I really disliked the game. It didn't improve enough to be a sequel. In fact, it is worse in some aspects.

They still havent fixed Judy being unable to romance Male V. There is no reason to have that restriction

Starting off, has Denuvo; Childidsh writing; Bad gameplay mechanics; Performance and stability issues because of DRM; Too expensive Also they are outright banning people from their forums for asking simple questions that may sound like criticism.

It uses Denuvo. Don't buy. Wait until they remove it. Paying for a malware in your PC isn't fun.

The campaign is too shallow. And combat too wonky. Development seems to have slowed down significantly, so this game won't be fixed.

Any game using Denuvo deserves 0 score. This is an insult to consumers who bought the game when it didn't include a virus in it.

Matchmaking is a joke. Want to face opponents with twice your experience? Look elsewhere. In For Honor, matchmaking will pit you against players with TEN times your experience.

- NPCs look good for the first time in a bethesda game - Cool plot and story - Good amount of content - No atmospheric flight, almost no space flying, relies too much on fast travel - Bad performance and lower settings won't increase it by much - Does not have anything new, it's just another generic shooter - Bad 'out of the box' settings: LUT filters, graphics settings, UI... Thankfully mods can fix that - Shallow progression (skill level 1: +10% damage, level 2: +20% damage)

Overrated. Despite the game boasting extensive content, numerous dialogues come across as incongruous. For instance, opting to remain idle prompts an NPC to express gratitude for assistance... Furthermore, the game is plagued by numerous bugs, particularly vexing graphical anomalies such as sudden texture pop-ins and murky shadows. The combat mechanics also lack strategic depth. While a few intriguing elements exist, the majority of it is rather uninspiring.

Pay to win ≠ free to play This game is an absolute disaster. It's nothing more than a shameless cash grab disguised as entertainment. The pay-to-win mechanics are nauseatingly pervasive, completely ruining any sense of fair competition. It's clear that the developers prioritize profit over player satisfaction. The game quickly devolves into a money-spending race, where those with deep pockets reign supreme. It's a slap in the face to gamers who value skill and strategy. Save your time and money—this game is a disgrace to the industry.

This is the game I've always dreamed of. Sure it has some flaws, but it still accomplishes what it's supposed to do: Space Warfare

This Formula 1 manager game seems to have a flawed formula. Free Practice isn't very fun and the impact on performance is so little. Also there isn't much to be learned since the game already gives the player information about tyre degradation and ****'s like they added this mode as an afterthought, with no real purpose other than to fill the game with more content. Qualifying is also too simple and straightforward. There isn't much to do. The racing aspect of this game is lackluster and disappointing, primarily due to the ineptitude of the AI opponents. Their flawed strategies often result in them using incorrect tires during rainy conditions, which is frustrating for players seeking a realistic and challenging racing experience. The game's focus seems to be on the visuals, which are admittedly impressive. But once you get past the shiny graphics, you'll find a game that's devoid of any real substance. The gameplay is shallow, and the parts attributes are just there to make the game look more sophisticated than it really is. If you're looking for a challenge, this game is not for you. It's a walk in the park, with no real sense of accomplishment when you win. The management aspect is just as lackluster, with no real depth to speak of. To add insult to injury, the game uses Denuvo, a notorious anti-piracy measure that has been known to cause performance issues. It's like the developers are punishing players for buying their game.

Too complex for it's own good: Like Civilization games, humankind has lots of systems and subsystems that are interdependent, which creates a very steep learning curve. The main problem is that each of those systems are super shallow and uninteresting. The best games manage to make a simple to understand but hard to master gameplay. Lacks originality. There is nothing new to this game we haven't seen before.

They put Denuvo into this game, that's the first sin. The game doesn't really bring anything new to the previous games. Some free mods for them can do the same job. Price too high. This is NOT a new game. It's just the same Warhammer Total War, with a little bit extra stuff. Should be priced accorndingly.

Gear tactics is an excellent game. But it focuses too much on the missions/story aspect and leaves the strategy part completely shallow. There is almost no point in leveling up and caring for your soldiers, because if they die, you can hire another one of the same level. Or even higher level. Replayability suffers greatly because of this. Replaying from the start will never feel like a different playthrough, because you will feel every mission as a scripted part of the story, and not an effort to accomplish a goal. The tactics part, though, is awesome. Outrageous gore and some exciting moments makes this a very fun game.