Recent reviews by Ketamine Kermit

Game is good, just don't forget that Sony tried to screw over the residents of 177 countries by requiring them to make a PSN account that wasn't allowed in their home country.

Make a character, go to click "Enter game" and it gives me an "Identity verification" screen.

I think it's just your character's nickname, so I put my own nickname in. It tells me what I put in was invalid and doesn't tell me what the constraints are for naming a character.

Try putting my Steam name in, too long.

Can't manually exit so I just ALT + F4'ed out since it wasn't letting me even start the game.

For some reason it feels like the first game, only worse.

It's a little basic at the time I write this review, but the mechanics are solid, graphics look pretty good and the gameplay is definitely not for the CoD at heart.

It took 18 years but it's finally here.

If you already own Borderlands 2, this is just the Assault on Dragon Keep DLC sold as a standalone game.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/218550/Borderlands_2_Tiny_Tinas_Assault_on_Dragon_Keep/

I bought this game because people told me not to, I was gonna get the standard edition when it went on sale in the future but I paid full price for the deluxe and have no regrets.

The game runs great on my PC, combat is pretty fluid and the story so-far is pretty good.

Just remember, those of you that were vocally against this game are pretty much responsible for it doing so well.

Long-time player of the Sims franchise, starting all the way back with the Sims 2 on PS2, and this is the best title so-far.

My only gripe I've got with the game isn't necessarily the game itself, but the DLC. This game has been out for almost ten years now, and the first packs that came out are still the same price they were at launch. This is the same issue COD titles have with their pricing, 10+ year old games still selling for $40+ (And even upwards of $60).

If the prices were adjusted to match the age of the game (Plus with the recent announcement of development of TS5) I'd probably be inclined to pay the actual price versus going to G-2-A or other discount key sites for expansions.

Steam needs to put a middle-ground recommendation for reviews like this, I can't really recommend the game if you plan on buying expansions but if you're playing just the base game I 100% recommend it.

Better than Pavlov in every way if you ask me.

The grind is atrocious, your teammates are often blind whilst the enemy snipes you from a mile away, and the controls are a force to be reckoned with.

I wish packs were cheaper though.

Don't expect to play this co-op, barely runs with tons of issues on the network side plus it doesn't even run right when you first try launching it.

Once you get it running you'll probably crash like I did.