Recent reviews by 𝔐𝔞𝔩

Was fine, no PSN required, but then basically out of no where i am told i need PSN now? nah man, a service that gets hacked like 3 times a year.

"But you were told you will need a PSN eventually" Who actually reads the fine line? Do you also read every ToS you agree to? no. Piss off.

The game is similar to dragons dogma 1, but at the same time improves on it like making the combat feel juicier and other times takes a step back, such as removing 2 classes and some well known monsters, map is much bigger and feels alive, quests are sorta interconnected, revisiting areas is encouraged as characters sometimes progress new quests or have new quests available after completing a quest at a different area.

tl;dr: if you liked dragons dogma 1 than pick this up cause its more of the same but a bit more.

A little history of myself, i have bought every single crash game, it was among the first games i ever played all those decades ago. This game if you are just playing casually without collecting anything provides a moderate amount of challenge, not too hard but also not brain dead easy. If you are collecting everything, all gems etc than this game is really hard; almost feels like it takes into account that the people playing have played crash games since they first released and are aware the person doing a completionist run are not kids.

With all that said this game is good and stays faithful to the OG. If you played crash before then pick it up, if not than pick up the original trilogy on steam and then play this, its good.

ROCK AND STONE!
wrong game but it still works!

First off i have 4,000-4,500 hours of in game time; all my screenshots on steam are from gw2 (barring like the first 5 or so) so you can check the date i took those are proof if you want.

Guild Wars 2 is a mmo i always find myself coming back to, but lets address the elephant in the room..is gw2 pay2win?

No, there is nothing in the in game store that will increase your dps, healing or sturdiness over other players in pvp or pve. What gw2 does have is pay for convenience though in my opinion its minor and can easily be played without. Now what do i mean by convenience? There's unbreakable gathering tools, otherwise you will have to buy new ones, not really an issue as they are cheap. And there's unbreakable salvage kits, same as above but these do in fact cost in game currency to use. Barring those that's the only "pay2win" that you can say the shop has and even that is reaching. You can REALLY reach and say the expansions allow you to access subclasses for each class and they tend to be better than the core classes but what game does not have some kinda class tied to an expansion?

Being this is a f2p game it does have a lootbox system, though in my opinion its not really worth doing for a handful of materials and the tiny chance of a resource node for your house. You can exchange the premium currency for in-game gold and in-game gold for premium currency, so that's good.

The classes are very different from one another, no two classes are alike and on top of that with each expansion introduced a subclass you can equip for each class, so that is 3 for each class that will drastically change how your class plays.

The combat feels good BUT its not for everyone i suppose, it feels juicy and heavy, it is not tab targetting so do with that info what you will.

Mounts, what can i say? they are the best out of any mmo, each one is unique and has its own use; it's not just a mere speed boost each mount has it's own unique ability..be it swimming or jumping really high.

Next i will talk about pvp and i will not lie to you its not easy to get into, you will get your butt handed to you, but if you keep trying i'm sure you will be the one doing the butt kicking; my experience in pvp is shallow so that's all i can really say.

pve is good, no other mmo that i have played be it eso or ff14 have i seen where an entire map is required to coordinate to beat that map's specific map meta event and then work together to kill a map boss.

Story is a mixed bag. Core story is good..ignoring one part, the vets will know what part i mean, season 1 is pretty good for what it is, season 2 is alright, a little stale but its not bad, heart of thorns is pretty good but you can see some cut content if you look hard enough, season 3 is good, path of fire is good, season 4 is my personal favorite, icebrodd saga had the potential to be great but they REALLY messed up towards the end, they obviously diverted resources to the next expansion, and finally end of dragons it was alright. As you can see its a mixed bag, nothing special but not that bad either.

My main complaint lies that new fractals(dungeons) and raids do not come out nearly as often, i mean its been over a year or so since the last new one; they are releasing strikes (semi raids) i suppose but that's not enough. My other complaint is the team is at times, ever since gw2 was released the prey of mismanagement and just questionable choices be that the mass lay offs or the pathetic marketing this game has. Oh and no options to tune down other players visual effects. Icebrood saga really makes me mad too, such potential.
Last one might not make sense to new people but wheres my new super adventure box world? we want it, just do it.

That is all, thank you for reading and have a nice day.

The legend of Zelda: Breath of the wiid meets Dark souls. The game is fantastic, i have played all the souls games since the OG demon souls, and this is my favorite so far. My only complaint is some of the obvious cut content for some characters' quests with no solution.

I honestly do not know what i was expecting, it is an overhyped korean game. I am sure its fun at end game but i am hearing really iffy stuff too relating to endgame, content locked with gearscores and those are locked with dailies, can bypass that of course if you pay money. I will give it a few more hours but so far i am disappointed.

By no means an easy game, but its quite fun. Combat is your typical d&d style, can be turned based or real time, your choice. Story is deep. There are a few odd bugs here and there but overall i recommend this game.

The game is not for everyone.
The story, while good was paced much like alot of games were paced in 2010; what i mean by that is its talk to this guy and then run halfway across the map and talk to that guy and then kill something and then run again halfway across the map. Fast travel is unlocked halfway through the game and even then its not a good fast travel. The unique story makes up for this however, its all ill say. Another thing is much like most games made by Yoko Taro you need to beat the game multiple times to get the most out of it. What i mean by that you beat the game once it wont make much sense, you then get put at ng+ at the halfway point though, but this time you can understand what the enemies are saying, before it is basically a bunch of gibberish, this adds ALOT to the story. Then you can ng++ same deal but just a new ending, same with ng+++ a new ending ending again, but......its something else added on top which i cannot say cause its quite big. I suggest finding a save file online for the ng++ and ng+++.
Combat is fluid and just feels really nice.

What can i say? its mass effect. Probably the last good game bioware made was mass effect 3.
Story is well i do not want to spoil it, its good.
Combat gets progressively better as you play through the games.
gameplay is smooth and fun.
Bottom line is if you like a unique sci-fi settting with a pretty great story then pick this up.