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Review within same month of launch:

Thought it was genuinely good. Want to dump more hours into it. Deep desire to keep playing and one of the first games, in a long time, where I felt I was having a good time playing. It would be unfair to compare to games that received massive patches post-launch. If I had to rate it on a scale of 10, I would give it 8.5 to 9 out of 10. Not perfect but definitely great.


Review update as of December 26, 2023, game patch 1.8.88:

I still enjoy Starfield to this point. I now have 150 hours in Starfield and have really dug into the story and quests beyond my initial review. A few things stand out to me. I find that some quests are extremely well done while others feel half-baked.

The most notable quest for me was the companion quest with Sarah Morgan. It felt that they wanted to tell a deeper and more unsettling story, but they pulled their punches and wrote a story that didn't feel that compelling. One of the NPCs you come across gives the impression that worse things have happened to them but the story that is told to you is about piracy and nothing more. I didn't feel bad for this NPC and nothing compelled me to care what happened to this NPC. People always get their stuff stolen and as a player, I do a bit of B&E as well as pickpocketing. I don't fell bad for an NPC that has been robbed. Simply put, I do it to NPCs, so why would I care if NPCs are doing it to each other?

As for the good story telling, I thoroughly enjoyed the Ryujin Industries missions. I liked the idea of corporate espionage as well as sneaking around and avoiding getting caught. I liked the little twists and turns the story took, even if some of them were a bit obvious. The NPCs felt compelling and I felt like I actually cared about the outcome of the quests. I would compare it to my first play through of the Thieves Guild or Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim. The first time you do it, you feel like you accomplished something and the quest as well as story just felt truly compelling. There's part of me that enjoys stealth in games but it is something beyond that. The story just feels good.

Review may change with patches and DLC.

Imagine an alternative Command and Conquer timeline where EA doesn't screw everything up and destroy Westwood's story. This is set in that timeline.

Dead Frontier 2 has come a long way from when I was in the close alpha with some 20 other people. The growth from DF2 and AdminPwn(The developer) as a person has really shown and I am happy to say that DF2 is finally starting to show its potential. Keep up the good work Admin!

*Possible Spoilers*
So, this DLC has a lot to offer. Nothing super game changing but some definite settlement improvements. To simplify things, I'll just do a pros and cons list.

Pros:

• The DLC adds a lot of vault related items to the workshop.
  
• A lot of items added are clean/partially clean.
  
• Extremely large settlement area(bigger than Spectacle Island).
  
• Several quests and choices in what you want to do.
  
• New power generators remove need for fusion farms.
  
• Rare resources such as concrete and uranium accessible inside vault area.
  
• Vault area is extremely populated with objects that contain useful and needed resources.

Cons:

• Glitchy placement of some objects(stairs mostly).
  
• Although the new vault settlement is massive, the vault takes up a lot of room.
  
• Still no clean or vault like crafting stations.
  
• Some new settlement objects can’t be crafted, must use preplaced ones.
  
• Vaults are hard to light.
  
• Large amount of unscrapable objects in one section of vault settlement.

Mods that Improve Things

• CleanSettlements-Workstations by Victorn[www.nexusmods.com]
  Improves the workstations to look nicer. Not Vault-Tec workstations but better than the default ones.
  
• Contraptions - Food Processor Provides Settlement Food by Magiobiwan[www.nexusmods.com]
  Since farming in the dark doesn't make much sense, this mod will let you use some of your generated power to also generate food.
  
• Better Vault Lights by hotrods20(me)[www.nexusmods.com]
  I put together this mod because I was sick of waiting for someone else to do it. Fixes the vault lights to better illuminate the vault.

Will edit if anything changes or add links to mods that improve the experience.
Review Changes:
Added con and fixed some spelling.
Added link to mod that makes crafting stations nicer.
Added more pros, cons, and useful mods.
Added my mod to list.

This review is a a "Yes" simply because the good can outway the bad. I'll start with the bad though.
Cons:
1. Competitive can get old and fast.
If you're only playing competitive, it'll get really boring really quick. Especially with how the community can be sometimes. I advice people to jump into community servers once in a bit just to make sure it stays fresh.

2. The community can be the most toxic thing about this game.
As with any competitive game that is almost solely multiplayer, the community can be and usually is very toxic. This doesn't go for everyone but if you don't clutch a round and you have a bad team, expect some real ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

3. If you're having a bad day, competitive is not a good stress reliever.
Seriously, if you're looking to sit back and have some real fun, don't play competitive. Go play something else. Look up jailbreak or surf. Those can be a lot of fun when the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ aren't running around.

Now that we have that out of the way. Let's talk about the pros.
1. When you do meet nice people, they're usually fun to play with.
Like I said before, the entire community isn't toxic. Just a large amount of it. You can find and meet some really great people in CS. Just don't think everyone is fun loving and positive.

2. The community servers can be some really great fun.
I've spent a lot of my hours surfing and playing other community servers. They're a lot of fun and you can usually find the fun loving players on those servers.

3. Learning the game is great.
Finding out the spray patterns of all the weapons, watching competitive streams, and playing each map individually can be a lot of fun. Some maps are really hard to learn but don't give up right away. Becoming good at maps other than Dust 2 can really give you the edge.

4. So many ways to play.
You can be the guy who always rushes and gets crazy kills, or you can be the guy who picks off people who rush with an AWP. You can also be the guy who knows how to use both strategies to his advantage. The point is, you can play how you want to play.

I'm sure I'll have more points someday and I'll update this but one final note, don't be annoying when you start. When you die, stop talking through the microphone and only make important callouts and tell your team how much damage you did to the enemy. Also, T is to talk to everyone through text chat. Y is to talk to your team.

As with many games that come from mobile, it's very grindy. The good news is that the grind is actually fun. You can play Survival mode and just go out on a killing spree without a care for the story. You can do the story which will keep you entertained for a bit. You can replay missions and easily collect credits. Things that I wish it had was more guns and better awards.

Pros:
- Can be fun for several hours of mindless zombie killing gameplay
- The grind doesn't get dull in 5-10 minutes
- Decent/Good graphics for a game of its type
- Obtainable goals ingame instead of the usual "pay 99999999 ingame dollars or $1 for this"
- You actually have close situations and not jump scares to pump your blood
- First Person Camera angle done so so right.

Cons:
- AI is a bit odd at times
- Another zombie shooter that only stands out because it's on Steam
- Can't see your feet(I don't care but I know a lot of people get butthurt over this)

Overall, a really nice game and I recommend it to everyone who is looking for a zombie shooter with realistic blood pumping situations of survival instead of forced or guessable jump scares. 9/10 Sloths.