Recent reviews by Asbestos Breath

Smite is really a mixed bag for me.

I stopped playing League a couple of years ago for a lot of the same reasons that other people did. The fun in the game had long been sucked dry by people who throw hissy fits if they don't get the most kills or if they're paired with people who are still trying to learn the game. I was never that great at the game, and found that I really wasn't able to improve when no one wanted to play with a noob. And with that, I left.

When I heard about Smite in early 2015 from Jontron, I was eager to give mobas a second chance. I loved playing the game and found myself a welcome member of the community. As much as I loved the game, I stopped playing for awhile, only picking up the game back up on Steam in the summer of 2017.

After getting used to the game again, I started playing PvP again. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, how things had changed. It really felt like I was playing League again with all of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. At least once a day out of all the games I play, I'll see newer players bullied out of games. In my opinion, it's a community's responsibility to encourage its members to improve, instead of just calling them noobs and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ all over them.

Smite is an amazing game. But I think anyone who isn't contributing to the toxicity can agree that the community has isolated itself from new players, and finding the enjoyment that the game once offered is becoming increasingly difficult

Also, holy ♥♥♥♥, someone fix Susano, please.

Guns don't work, menu navigation is clunky when zombies are chasing after you, and the game's title doesn't even bother trying to disguise the fact that it's a shameless ripoff of Unturned. Absolute waste of a dollar.

I'm a pretty big Fallout fan, a game that is pretty dependent on the character's actions. However, Undertale completely blows any game that relies on the player's decisions out of the water. This game juices powerful emotion from even the most stone-hearted person. Whether it's feeling like you've made real life friends in the Pacifist route, or feeling like a bigger monster than any NPC in the game with the Genocide route, this game makes you feel something from the bottom of your heart. These characters weren't just plastered with a random personality, each character has a massive amount of thought put into them. You're impacting the lives of characters that don't exist, and yet it feels so real... I've shed a tear at the endings of a few games, but never have I full on cried at one like I did with Undertale. Easily my favorite game of the year, if my favorite game, period.

Dis game is 2kool4skool. 11/10