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+open world
+tons of content
+great shooter aspects
+minecraft esque crafting
+modding potential with Creation Kit
+<3 the shaders and anti aliasing in this engine
+attention to detail when it comes to level design
+fun modding your guns, armor, equipment (favorite)
+companions relationships and related quests, for less lonely
+love the survival difficulty features (hunger, sleepiness, etc)
+All of below cons can be eliminated with mods (well except bugs)

-quest limited choices
-NPCs are not nice to talk to conversationally
-below average combat AI (they just pretty much advance toward you)
-general environment is never really warm or welcoming, although weather does look nice
-wish they built on settlements more. beyond defending settlers here and there there's not too much to be done, but decoration
-unrealistic parts (obviously) like you can sprint for about 10 sec, weapons feel like bb guns, fog constantly blocking your view to a few feet, which kinda breaks the immersion if you are doing survival mode
-difficulty scaling strange: enemy does way more damage than you on higher difficulty, which makes it too much work to kill anything
-As an RPG, you can tweak equipment much but not too much to character. Well you can, but leveling up is too slow IMO and I want my perks faster.

Love it, just dont like needing so many biocells to play with your abilities. Also I didn't play for a while, but I hope they fixed the crashing so I can quit restarting my one-death mode.

I was curious if what people say about microtx being true, that they're a game killer--they're not. You totally don't need them to complete the game at all. Mine came with special items but I never used them at all the first playthrough, and even using them on my 2nd I never felt like they were essential. People just seem bothered by ads especially when they already paid full price for a game.

I love the cooperative modes a lot. Plenty of maps to play on. If there's one thing I ask, it's to tone down the maintenance costs on the gear.

This feels so much like The Sims but more scripted and less content. In both games you can farm, collect things, build, fish, go through seasons, build relationships, make a rural living. But Sims just has way more content. If you like this kind of game but can settle for less scripting/story, I recommend The Sims 3. But props for the innovation.

Nice RPG basketball game, and it's almost perfect for it's type of game IMO except:
-too hard to block dunks (even for a super high blocker)
-community too childish (not company's fault)
-passing is comical, can pass to anyone no matter if they're open or not
-there needs to be time to turn/acceleration otherwise players look too jittery going back and forth

-RPG basketball game
You play as one character for one position.
Can choose an "archetype" that pairs with your position. RPG nerds rejoice!
Earn virtual currency from games to pay for more stats.

-Lots of content
There's lot of other modes: be manager of a team, simulate your own league, play online as one player or team.
In multiplayer team mode, you collect cards that give your team better players and boosts.
One player mode has lots of cutscenes well acted and entertaining and I feel a deep connection to the characters, deeper than some RPGs I played.
So many animations and well blended, commentary variations, good music selection, can make your own content.
Well worth $60 - can buy cheaper from elsewhere

-Very steep learning curve
To this day I can't get defense down even as "lockdown defender", feels like you're on rollerskates or driving a car (i'm 93 overall). Impossible to chase your man well, acceleration needs to be toned down. Need to memorize complicated dribble moves (though simpler ones are more intuitive).

-UI a little confusing sometimes
You won't see important tooltips using a mouse, need to use a controller. Took me a while to find out how to create a new character. Lack of a manual can make it hard for newbies, like not knowing how to get badges or what certain attributes do (really depended on youtube).

-Xbox one controller a little weird
Can't aim well with the right stick, degrees always off center. Don't have this problem with other controllers.

-Suggestions for developers
Don't like the virtual currency concept, makes the game like a pay to win (or pay to save time). Would be nice to skip movies or a watch later option. Make transition scenes (e.g. time walking out the door into the gym) faster to make it easier for grinders. Also, my game settings keep resetting even though I saved them?
But other than that a great iteration.


Looking for an alternative? Try Freestyle2: Street Basketball (seems good except for passing and dunk-blocking)