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Trading would be a lot more fun and interesting if you didn't have arbitrary minimum and maximum prices on everything.

Also the fact that you have to spend trading fees on anything you list in the store block.

It's not like in-game currency is being used as a form of micro transaction so why the hell is there a fee?

Being able to trade with NPCs is neat, but mods could already do that in the past before this DLC broke it. Trading with players is just as difficult as before, in that almost nobody does it because it's too much of a hassle.

Remove the fees, remove the limits, and I'll give this a more positive review. Right now, I can get the fun parts of this DLC from existing mods.

Never download this; not even if it's free.

It's such a buggy pile of trash that I wonder what smoothbrain at Bethesda thought it was a good idea to release. Then again this came out around the time Fallout 76 was being launched, so...

Point being, it's so badly done that it will actively harm your experience of Fallout 4. You can't finish its questline without console commands. I don't even know any mods that would fix it because it's so terrible that no one has bothered.

Last time I buy a season pass from Ubisoft. You got nothing of value out of this.

Boring, empty, no reward for completion.

tl;dr game is boring and repetitive

The campaign is fun for all of five missions. Most of it is a slog, and artificial difficulty with scripted invulnerability for major enemies isn't fun either. The story is pretty mediocre as well. The gameplay is also mediocre. Everything that was fun about past Ace Combat games has been stripped away. No wingman mechanics, no diverging story, but you can do backflips so that's cool I guess. It's like they deliberately didn't add all the nice things that have been in the game since Ace Combat 5, but all the build-up for having a functional squadron is still there in the dialogue and story. Why bother being part of a squadron at all if you're just a lonewolf who doesn't cooperate with anyone? Also, your allies don't have working missiles anyway. They are nerfed to the point of being useless, so any missiles shot by allies are just for show. This is not a bug. This was done on purpose.

Does the game redeem itself with multiplayer? No. Project Aces was by far the laziest with this.

The multiplayer is dead. Assume you find a lobby, it will have a hacker because this game has no anti-cheat. Assume you get no hackers, you get two boring gamemodes; free for all, and team death match, and you get five maps to play them on. I think. Really, they're all the same except that one level with the cliffs that you can fly through. That's the only map with any character. Except, the fun is suddenly lost because RNG lightning hits you every few seconds and screws up your screen.

There are no cooperative gamemodes at all. Allegedly, the engine can't handle rendering other enemies... even though they could have literally just re-used the same engine as Assault Horizon like they did with Infinity.

Ace Combat: Infinity was better, but they shut it down, so you can't play that anymore at all. I fear this marks the beginning of the end of a franchise I have loved.

"Sure when VR comes out that will be cool," I said years ago. VR is never coming. Ever. Project Wingman made a better game, and I said that long before I ended up being a part of it, so that's not my own bias speaking.

This game has no replayability. Even the one play through sucks. I loved this franchise, but I will not be buying the next one if it even lasts that long.

If you want a train game that has a bunch of features and complicated things to do, this is not your game.

If you just want to go back to when you were 6 years old playing with the wooden train set in your bedroom or at your aunt's cottage or best friend's house or wherever, then yes, this is your game. In that regard, it's theraputic.

I wish the trains didn't come disconnected so much but I suspect that is being worked on.

My God, how far this game has come. While nothing is perfect, and room for improvement remains, this is finally the game I was promised all those years ago in the trailers.

It's basically Subnautica, but in space, and there's endless new environments to explore, AND THERE'S NOW MULTIPLAYER CO-OP.

My only criticisms are that the storytelling elements are a bit weak, but you don't play Minecraft for a story, do you? My last criticism is that I would like a more open multiplayer, but I acknowledge that this game may turn up into a murder frenzy of offline base raiding and other nonsense should that kind of multiplayer become a thing. If this is not the design of Hello Games, then keep doing what you are doing with this co-op style multiplayer.

Also, the game overall is extremely well polished. Few bugs for something so absolutely massive in scale.

I'll be getting a refund for this one.

For starters, the game WILL crash to desktop when you first try to run it. There's no avoiding this. You have to look up obscure online tutorials just to get the game to even run--let alone run well.

Let alone how buggy the game is, you can't even rebind the awful joystick setup. Like, there's not even yawing. You can't roll and pitch at the same time. The game is unplayable in its current state, which is a shame, because I hear the game is great when you can actually PLAY it.

It's like PUBG, but mentally handicapped.

Except in a good way.

The controls are some of the worst I have experienced in an RTS, and the gameplay is extremely punishing and imbalanced. The only oppertunity to win is to use a very small set of inflexible tactics that, if executed correctly, then have the problem of becoming repetitive and boring. It's just not a very fun game.

It would be a lot more fun if simply the controls weren't complete trash.