Recent reviews by TaskforceWAW

What to say about Warframe?

It's a good game in honesty, lots of variety and great looking environments. Not a huge fan of the story, but that's alright. The grind for the most part is okay, but boy when you're stuck in the grind zone, it is near mind numbing. Still better than Destiny 2 by lightyears.

I've got a couple hundred hours on Xbox, compared to what I have on PC. Definitely better with friends, but I wish there was more things to do with friends in game (Besides the PVP, that whole area needs some help desperately).

Btw, super hyped for the Nidus rework. My boy is getting the love he deserves, LETS GO!!!!!

31 Hours with the homies, and we've beaten all the DLCs and main stuff too. Great game, well built, good atmosphere and story telling. One gripe I do have: Please fix the guns falling through floors or shooting into outer space. I cannot tell you how annoying it is to literally go through a whole map to find a weapon, only to realize it is out of reach because its stuck in the floor.

I've beat this game 3 times on the PlayStation, and I'm on my way to beating this game easy on PC. My only complaint? Some bugs here and there, and some button inputs not being register at times. Maybe its just me. Otherwise, one of my favorite games to play.

I absolutely love the concept of the game. Dinosaur + Giant Blade = Dinoblade, simple, yet awesome. I thought the demo was pretty stable, besides some frame-rate issues here and there. The boss fights were fair, and the animations were well put together. I will say that the parkour was a bit stiff though, but that's okay for the most part. I look forward towards the full release of this game for sure, I will buy it on the spot! Keep up the good work!

This is my third rewrite of my review for Helldivers 2.

Honestly, this is a fun game to play. There's tons of ways to play, and with three factions to choose from, you've got a good handful of ways to play. The community is pretty good, with some obvious outliers and jerks here and there, but otherwise everyone is great to play with and is pretty chill.

The factions are okay, but each one is plagued with some issues that make them unenjoyable to play, like running through buildings and breaking physics, or drop pods killing you before you even land, or even the game refusing to close and then crashing your whole computer. It's not always one particular thing, but it's always something.

I wish the warbonds system was actually worth grinding for half the time. Realistically, there's only a handful of things I do want, but the rest is super....meh.

If you've got nothing better to do, play it. Get some friends and get some good times in. Or go solo, and enjoy the challenge.

Literally played this game while my college professor rambled on in class. Great way to kill a couple minutes. Plus, dino cats. You can't beat that.

I mean, I could 10 star him faster than Itachi so that's a plus I suppose. Plus the Ranged Weapon is pretty good, considering that now you can't even buy "good" weapons until you're a Jonin. Jutsus aren't too bad either, one close ranged and one long ranged, but Special Jutsu isn't really that good. I'd still say positive if you want to have a starter set of DLC Ninjutsu.

The things I like about Halo: The MCC on PC:
-Halo Reach for PC
-Firefight mode
-The Multiplayer
-The Spartan/Elite Customization
-Haven't run into any bugs while playing it for 21 hours

Things I didn't like:
-Not having all the Halo games at once (But it's understandable, as all the games have to get ported to PC and given an graphics update).
-The fact Halo Reach doesn't look any different between the performance mode and the graphics mode (could be just me)
-Sever not being found for me to do Firefight/Multiplayer (it's gotten better now but at first I couldn't so anything)

Overall, still worth buying if you're a Halo fan. I recommend the collection as a hole, instead of buying each game separately for $30 or so. Halo reach for $10 is a pretty good catch though.

After a few months later, and 20 more hours slammed into this game after redownloading it and playing through it again...I'm on the fence about it.

Pros:
1.) Game visuals still look nice, and festival update looks quite nice,
2.) Connecting to the sever is no longer an issue, and it quite nice to play on.
3.) Combat still feels good and Ninjutsu are still great to use.
4.) The different types of clothing from the other characters are nice, each one having a power up per costume part.
5.) Voice acting is perfect, no complaints.
6.) Current VR Teachers (no including DLCs) are good, nothing is wrong with them and the Ninjutsu you learn from them is often seen in Missions or PVP.

Now, the Cons:
1.) Missions, after completing them once over from the other characters, are replayable in high grades. It's lazy padding for the VR missions (My personal opinion on that, take it or leave it).
2.) I could not find a PVP match before I was level 30 (Beginner PVP mode) and after I was level 30.
3.) Special attacks from enemy bosses in VR Missions can phase through the whole environment. Not sure if that's intentional or bug.
4.) The juggling is something I don't really care for, but it is meant to be in the game. Just kinda annoying you can go from full health to zero health in a moment's notice.
5.) You can get knocked out of your special Ninjutsu attacks. While in the middle of my Susano attack, I got knocked away and the attack cancelled. That should not happen.
6.) The limited ways to talk to other players makes communicating with others hard and impossible to make teams for VR missions. The only two ways of communication are Voice chat (which I never hear) and the default chat options like "Hello!". And no, I don't feel like opening up Steam to send personal PMs one by one to randos asking them to join me. It's annoying asf.
7.) The clothes and weapons being locked away behind ranks...uh idk about you but I'm not going to play hours and hours to unlock levels to buy different colors of clothing. Weapons is fine, since high levels have better stats.
8.) The DLC characters are meh. Not good, not bad, but not really worth the $4 a pop. No, not worth it at all. There are only two characters I see that have positive views, which were both the Boruto versions of Naruto and Sasuke. The DLC characters at this point should be new masters given for free.
9.) If you don't have a crew to play with, it is absolutely a chore to play and honestly, I don't want to open this game again. I will though, because my love for Naruto and the want to be my own Shinobi in the Naruto world is truly something I see here. If this game had a actual Story mode and an more immersive single player mode, I would play this game day in and day out.

Overall, if you like it great. Maybe you have a crew or maybe you've gotten into some matches. Sadly, I still cannot recommend this game due to my own personal History with the game. I give Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker a 5/10, a painfully average game that still needs work to be done to it.

Good things about game:
1.) Good Gameplay
2.) Lots of ways to play
3.) Lots of weapon and armor customization.
4.) Grinding for Exp is easy and fun
5.) Balanced gameplay
6.) Visual Graphics are amazing

Bad things (that happned to me)
1.) Lag Slingshotting mid-match (about 3 minutes a game)
2.) If i click to fast, none of my attacks register and it causes lag
3.) Your A.I men and general, if send on raid, will go directly to the enemy fort and ignore any confrontation you are facing. I've had this happen may, MAY times.)

Otherwise, sold game. Does have microtransations, but they are worth it to buy armor sets, battle items, items for your horse and crates (bronze, silver and gold). 8/10, definietly worth playing.