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Outer Wilds is possibly the best game ever made and you can only experience it for the first time once. Don't read reviews. Don't look at gameplay. Play the game.

Go play geometry dash instead. The controls aren't infuriating there.

This is not a game.
This is an experience.

It's criminal that this game is only $10.

This definately had the best content out of all the DLC's. But the back tracking along the same roads times was infuriating. They do not have any fast travelling between sections and require you to drive longs streches of pointless highway for 15 minutes, that is more than likely going to be blocked. They don't tell you that it can be unblocked though.

You would also complete quests, drive all the way back to the hub through the blocked sections and learn that the next mission WAS WHERE YOU WERE 15 MINUTES AGO. Like seriously just let me accept all the missions so there is no time wasting.

The side missions such as "Find 5 echo devices" or such were also done terribly. They were spread out horribly requiring you to go back to locations you were just at. AGAIN, Let me see all the echo devices on the map OR make the order become a nice path so you don't piss off people with the backtracking.

There is about 1 solid hour of content here.
Took me 10 hours to complete.

TLDR:
- The back tracking was obviously used to artificially stretch the length of the dlc and got old VERY quickly.
- Extremely lazy game design.
- Not even going to recommend for the content part because this DLC was utter garbage.

I had more fun in Moxxi's DLC. At least that had me shooting things for a majority of the time.
Time wasting was a deal breaker for me. I don't usually make reviews but this DLC was so trash I needed to get this off my chest. DO NOT buy this garbage. What the hell were they thinking?

After sinking many hours and time into the hype of the game and the betas leading up to the release I've this game progress and develop extensively. However Ubisoft remains predictable.
I am highly experienced with the FPS genre and enjoy playing games that spice up the formula. Rainbow Six Siege delivers this.

Rainbow Six Siege can be paralleled to CSGO, however the two games and communities surrounding the game are very different. In my experience CSGO, is slowly being marked as an 'elitist' game only so small mistakes can get you hate in various forms. This alone can ruin an entire match. R6S players have much more respect in Australia however the hate towards players running clan tags is very noticeable here. Playing on overseas servers will get you hate regardless due to your ping.

CSGO's updates include skins and maps, while players have been asking for a better Anti-cheat system. At least with R6S the developers are continuing to tweak, add, remove and fix game mechanics. After the most recent update, players who team kill can be banned. I think it is these types of updates that show the community that the devs acknowledge such issues exist and that they are trying to fix them. Having played the beta, the game has changed substantially and is actually playable.

EDIT 15/6/17: The game has been updated with an anti-cheat service called Battleye. Since the update I have not found any cheaters. The most recent season has been dedicated by the developers towards improving the health of the game and has recently introduced "One Step Matchmaking" that has SIGNIFICANTLY reduced search times and allows you to browse your operators and the store while searching for a game. This game is currently killing it with updates and the developers at least know their priorities. Thanks Ubisoft

Uplay is getting better. However, the in-game rewards, daily challenges and rewards with Uplay are a nice incentive, when they work. The Uplay interface is sometimes very difficult to open smh.

The current player count is greater than release!

DLC's don't split the player base like BF4's did. Getting the season pass gets you all kinds of awesome benefits (like the new operators being free) so I would reccommend the year 1 pass to save yourself 200000 renown grinding for the ops.

I got the Starter pack and it was definitely worth it. That $15 got me the whole game but I had to grind to unlock each of the operators. Expect around level 100 to have unlocked a majority of the operators (Maybe not including DLC). Luckily bonus renown is generous with daily challenges and every week operators go on sale.

For anyone thinking about getting the game, do so. It has a small selection of maps 12+ (One extra every season), but no 2 rounds will be same unlike CSGO. With the 3 Game modes, 24+ Operators (2 Extra every season) and ever changing strategies and tactics being formulated there are endless ways for rounds to play out and countless opportunities to clutch important rounds.

Small gripes:
Unlike CSGO if you are alt-tabbed there is no way of telling if your game has started (csgo accept button makes a sound even when alt-tabbed). This means after every match I have to change my game to windowed mode. However f11 (for eg) doesn't quickly toggle modes. This wouldn't be an issue if I could use Steam's in-game browser, but wait, I can't, that's right.

EDIT 15/6/17: The most recent update makes the game flash in the taskbar when you get a game so this is no longer an issue!

Recommended for those who enjoy refreshing FPS's

Was definately worth selling half my skins, trading away two games and selling a majority of my trading cards to make up $15
10/10

No mucking around.

Action starts within 10 seconds of pressing start.
Action finishes 15 Hours Later.

666/10 IGN

"Do you recommend this game?"
Hell Yeah

Extremely frustrating because i couldn't connect to any server because of a timeout error. For anyone else though who has this error, try uninstalling utorrent (if you have it) and reinstalling unturned. Other than that this game has potential. EDIT: Try playing on ports other than 15444. Worked for me.