The multiplayer is very enjoyable apart from a few issues. Some of which I have faith that they'll be fixed soon. Gameplay wise, the armour mode is my main gripe. It protects you from damage effectively doubling the amount of punishment you can take. What annoys me about this is that it activates instantly, which means if you're in action there's no reason not to use it. There's no strategy involved in its use. This is unlike the cloak which if you use when you shouldn't will get you killed. I also find a few of the guns to be underpowered, pistols especially but this is a small issue. Technically speaking, the multiplayer as of now is terribly flawed. It is a very common occurrence to log in and find that some of your XP has been removed, you've lost ranks, you've lost unlocks and your suit level ranks. I can rarely play on a server for more than 20 minutes without getting disconnected.

Apart from my issues though, I've had a lot of fun with this. Its great.

Compared to DAO, the combat is way more satisfying, alot faster, more fluid and the controls feel alot slicker then before. You fight alot more(but much weaker) enemies and AOE is alot more prevelant so you end up killing piles of guys at a time which is very fun.

But I just finished the game an hour ago and if you asked me what the story of the game is, I wouldn't be able to answer, I have no idea what my character really accomplished over the 10 years portrayed in the game. It really feels like the entire game is side quests, I tried to do almost every quest along the way and I could never tell which ones were supposed to be important.

90% of the game takes place within and around a single city. You end up staying in the same few little areas for almost the entire game. You see the same recycled maps over and over. For example, all the nobles live in identical mansions.

More satisfying combat but if you're looking for something on the scale of DOA, this isn't it.

They put a black guy on the cover page because there are none in the game.