- The game is only for co-op (but I'm not interested, I haven't tried it).
- However, a similar lobby with other players in the camp zone as in the division, it is not clear for whom this was done.
- A parody of the plot only raises questions about how someone could get a salary for this.
- Disgusting dialogues.
- 99% of the missions are very stupid, like here's a point on the map, interact with an object there, or kill everyone there, they could only play well in 2005.
Every thing in the game either raises questions about who they did this for, or negativities, such as the difficulty setting menu at 100 points, as if someone would really replay it several times since the world is absolutely dead, there's nothing interesting there, only dummies of different stripes wandering around the map.
The impression is that the developers have not only never played their own game, but have never seen a video game.

The only pluses are the landscapes and the spy setting.

The games story is mid at best. I gave a like because of character gear/gun customization and gun mechanics.

So let's be clear, this is an unfinished mess of a game. Even if you buy the most expensive version, you will never be able to play the Terminator content now, it's gone forever. I actually had two conditions that had to be met in order to buy this game and by some weird twist of fate, the devs met both of those conditions. Condition 1. I want my optical camo back, the real deal, not the fake crap the put in wildlands. They delivered. with a few hours of grinding and a lot giant robot killing, it will be fully upgraded and a joy to use. Condition 2 The devs had to remove the colored loot system. they made it optional. but the execution is not without its flaws, and it becomes very apparent as you explore the games systems, that they want you to use the loot system. If your a die hard future soldier fan and can tolerate the usual levels of jank and bad design we get from Ubisoft, there is some fun to be had here, especially if you have a dedicated squad, otherwise this is just another nail in the company's coffin.