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More like Maintenance War 3 with the game getting maintenances non-stop and yet the game still doesn't work after 4 years (with last year being rerelease)

One day, our group leader decided to take us a trip to an unknown town, but soon, the trip will go disaster as he flips the truck, home alarm was tripped by our group leader, fire started by our group leader, and soon, he will throw something that he crafted, unaware that it was a noise maker... soon, zombies began to pour in and had to run away and regroup.

Best MP zombie survival experience ever.

Given the nature of the situation. I face the reality and even the ugly truth from Steam Support.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME

There are much more better quality Battlefield games than this one. Even Battlefield V is in a better state now that 2042 does exist and is now considered the black sheep of the franchise. The amount of glitches, the lack of basic features or call it "legacy features" DICE says, the optimization, performance, and the core of the gameplay are all but a embarrassing stuff that should've been addressed, yet wasn't because of the lack of DICE's confidence. I do not trust DICE anymore, ever since Battlefield V release, the studio is just a laughing stock at this point and I can't believe what I see from a studio that was perfect back into Pre-Battlefield 4 era.

What even makes this worse is Steam Support. They won't help you on getting an refund. Even I have an friend who is trying to get a refund who only have 28 hours, yet his manual refund request was declined. He even listed out the amount of problems with this game and still got declined. Great customer support, Steam.

Do yourself a favor and don't support DICE or EA anymore with this garbage game.

After beating Mass Effect trilogy on all 3 difficulties for the very first time (YES, this is actually my first time playing ME1 to ME3), I will admit, I did miss out the fun it had back in the glory days of the original trilogy but it's whatever.

Mass Effect Legendary Edition is quite an interesting edition to say. While it remasters the entire trilogy with new additions, fixes, and more, Mass Effect 1 by far received the most since it's quite an ancient game back in its 2007 release with new enhanced graphics, gameplay enhancements, and many more to list onward.

While I won't go in deep dive into the story, it is by far one of the best story telling games you will ever get involved with. Not only that you will riding in this journey for the next 3 games but also get emotional as you will get to learn more and more about your squad, people around you, and more importantly your own Shepard. This is perhaps one of the first games that you will dive deep with your Shepard if you ever get invested with story-telling games.

This section is quite hard to review since I never played the OT (Original Trilogy) so I will have to go off on the guts from the Legendary Edition.

While I have played ME2 and ME3 in the past, I never got the chance to review and play ME1 since I didn't own the game at the time. However, after playing it on both Normal and Hardcore and now coming up into Insanity for ME1, I'm pretty confident to review all 3 games.

ME1 plays very different from ME2 and ME3 since really in ME1, it's really acts like RPG looting shooter with some stuff that makes it unique. While I didn't enjoy ME1 combat and especially the Mako driving parts, I did really enjoy seeing enemies ragdoll, something that you don't often to see both in ME2 and ME3 since really I guess that it was a cheap way to kill enemies by throwing them off of the map which is still possible in ME2 and 3 but it's quite hard without the right tools.

Otherwise, ME2 and 3 gameplay is where it's at. While it doesn't provide the same looting and using better weapons from ME1, ME2 allows you to set up your squad best tactics and meta that you can create with while ME3, you can literally create your very own meta as well with your squad meta as well. It's worth noting that in ME3, stuff that you remember from ME2 gameplay are seriously ramp up with better and new movement, and many more that I did really enjoy.

With that being said. If I were to pick a game that had the best combat, I would say ME3 because really, you get more weapons to use, your powers will have more impact to the battlefield than before, squad members have more powers, and your enemies are more deadly than before.

ME1 received the most treatment that it deserves. It's really colorful and while it doesn't look like the original anymore. It is by far, one of the best games to look at. ME2 is perhaps around the color and dark and ME3 looks like it's in the dark. It is worth saying that ME3 was the most recent game before Andromeda came out so graphics wise, it really looks nice out there and still holds up to this day.

Considering that this is my first time playing the whole trilogy, I did enjoy alot of the new additions, changes, and liked how they handled the character creation.

Character Creation is perhaps one of its best designs that Mass Effect Legendary Edition did. Unlike the OT (where ME1 and ME2, your character would look very different in ME3 if you were to import them), in LE, your Shepard is imported and is consistent across all 3 games which is really a nice touch. This is because all 3 games rely on the Mass Effect 3 Character Creator which is really nice in my opinion.

Other addition is all the DLCs are included in this edition (with the exception of the Pinnacle Station Station DLC from ME1) and really, the changes for most DLCs is great. Instead just giving you straight up weapons and gear that you would regularly get at the beginning of the game. You would need to go to the shop that has the DLC weapons in it and buy them for both ME2 and 3. Other stuff such as N7 hoodie/dress is also a very nice touch since now really you can finally wear them in ME2 (something that you couldn't do without mods!) and 3 (Yes, you needed the DLC as well to wear the N7 hoodie).

Overall, while yes, there are some changes that you may not like, most of the changes really outweighs the negative such as Kelly getting the worst outcome in ME2 from a character design look (because it had to be recreated from ME3 character creation) and really, it's one of the best editions that I brought.


If you already own all 3 games with all DLCs, then it's really up to you if you want to buy this game and have the same content that you already had back in the prime days of the Mass Effect original trilogy. Otherwise, don't buy it (it's really going to be the same way how you play it in the original trilogy) and considering that I haven't spoke about modding, if you end up buying the Legendary Edition, it is likely that most mods won't work from the original trilogy so keep in mind of that.

However, if you haven't played or brought all 3 games with all its DLCs in it. It is by far, one of the best remasters out there in the market and that I recommend it to you if you are an fan of story-telling games with building up your relationship with your squad, people around you who care about you, and the most importantly, your Shepard as you will be in a ride for the whole trilogy. (As long you don't care about mods, you should be in theory be fine playing this game, there are some mods such as Better Camera which makes your FOV bigger).

Overall, it is really the best remasters that I have finally brought and I'm very glad that I have brought this game with all its DLCs bundled into one edition. I'm glad that I waited this long to play this trilogy once for all.

After beating the final mission of Project Wingman on Normal and playing Conquest Mode for abit. Project Wingman is a game that could be alone from the other flight games like Ace Combat. While it's still has flaws in it. The game really opens up alot of improvements and stuff that could enhance the experience.


I would say Project Wingman is somewhat similar to Ace Combat 7 since both games are running the Unreal Engine 4. However, I would say that Project Wingman has some unique style in it and I actually do like it. It really does have some crazy moments in it with the best graphics I have never seen before and I really think it stays on it own from Ace Combat 7. However, the performance wise is bad if you don't tone down the settings but I am running on a GTX 1060 3GB, i7-7700k, and 16GB RAM. Otherwise, it still looks good.


Gameplay is very similar if you have played any of Ace Combat games. However, what makes PW special is that you can pick multi special weapons on your plane. This opens up alot of freedom and options to go with and while the current planes you can play right now is limited. Some of them really have the unique special weapons and loadouts that no other planes can use and I really think that's good idea to do so.

*SPOILER ALERT*

Having beaten Project Wingman's final mission, I would say that it was a good story overall actually. I would say it's both Ace Combat 6 (in terms of losing and taking back land), and Ace Combat Zero (in terms of the tone of the game and theme). It's good to see that the game doesn't go into politics and acts alone from the Ace Combat Series. There are some parts of it that really takes it over the line such as destroying the entire world but that has been done before if you know the story in AC:Z. Overall, it's a okay story to pitch in into. (Even your WSO talks too so you not alone up there!)


This is where Ace Combat 7 really fails to make. Project Wingman not only have modifiers to make your game harder and fun, and that you don't get all your planes in one playthrough but also offers an other gamemode: Conquest.

Conquest is perhaps one of the insane gamemodes but also fun and it has ton of replayability in it. It could even be on its game too. However, I do have one small complant; enemies keep spawning in, even if you shot all the planes down. This became too hard, even on Normal since you will be tracked on with your alert level and the amount of missiles you will have to avoid. Still, Conquest is the best gamemode its offers in terms of replayability.


While the game is still new and recently. I really do enjoy Project Wingman as it really stands alone from the Ace Combat Series and that while we may not get any new games like it any sooner. Project Wingman is subject to receive updates and I'm more happy to keep playing this game as long it can.

One of the best classic horror games that is brought to life in 2019 to today standards. The visuals, the gameplay, and the story is all there. Not to mention, the amount of content in here could be new to you as this is a remake.

┅¦ $ Price ¦┅
☑ Full price
or
☑ Wait for sale


┅¦ ☀ Graphics ¦┅
☐ Potato
☐ Really bad
☐ Bad
☐ OK
☐ Good
☑ Beautiful
☐ Masterpiece


┅¦ ✪ Audience ¦┅
☐ Kids
☐ Adults
☑ Everyone
☐ Tryhards


┅¦ ツ Difficulty ¦┅
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn but Hard to master
☐ Hard
☐ Very Hard

┅¦ ۞ Game length ¦┅
☐ Really short ( 0 - 2 hours)
☐ Short ( 2 - 8 hours)
☐ Few hours ( 8 - 12 hours)
☑ Long ( 12+ hours)
☐ Endless

┅¦ ❀ Story ¦┅
☐ It doesn't have
☐ Bad
☑ Average
☐ Good
☐ Fantastic

┅¦ ϟ Bugs ¦┅
☐ Game itself is one BIG bug
☐ Bugs destroying the game
☐ Lot of bugs
☐ Few Bugs
☑ No bugs that is destroying the fun
☐ Nothing

This should've gotten a positive review but since SHG likes to delay the PC title update while releases it for consoles. This is going to be a rather, a negative review.

Why would you delay the update for PC and yet, releases it for the consoles? I'm pretty sure that Call of Duty was on PC first and yet, they can't even release at the same time for everybody...

We all brought this game $60 (some of us brought it for discount), had the winter bribes not working, later that they give us 3 free Resistance Supply Drops, and then this crap delay happens? What a kind of company runs on? I know Ubisoft is better than SHG since they can just release the update for PC and consoles have to wait (since Sony and Microsoft have to check everything is working as intended).

This is pretty sad day for PC fans/players for WW2.

Coming from Legacy, I knew that the game was very, very different than what I brought in 2014. At the time, I did not own a high-end computer until 2017 and even so, I didn't really enjoy Rust anymore as time does by. However, over the years, it has received major updates that brought me back and with a group I played with. I would say that Rust is now better than before.