Recent reviews by EsuZeno

Honestly worth every dollar to support these devs and I gifted 20 packs to my homies

SoloQ in Broken Arrow feels like playing chess against pigeons—except the pigeons are on fire and somehow still capture your king. U.S. teams in multiplayer give me War Thunder flashbacks—except worse, because at least in War Thunder I expect the pain. On the bright side, I can roll out with a meme deck stacked with BRADLEYS, baby. Who needs strategy when you’ve got enough autocannons to turn the enemy into red mist?

Actually garbage its like ark in terms of grind so unless you're unemployed living in your moms basement you're gonna have a hard time grinding to keep up since it is PvP also the performance is trash and Im playing on a 5090. Going to have alpha groups just dominating servers in no time who can play 24/7 and just have the top gear so you can't compete.

I started on the sequel and while it is better than the first one I do enjoy the dated gameplay

There are so many reviews that no one will know I'm gay

Made a weed mix that was called "Fox News" that turned my customers into zombies 10/10

Great for being in early access and its GGG so you know they're reputable and will deliver on final release plus anyone from PoE 1 we get to keep ALL our cosmetics and stash tabs which is amazing. Not going to list the negatives since its early access and its mainly issues related to crashing or other bugs will more than likely get ironed out so no need to bash them on that unlike other reviewers who don't understand what early access means.

At the time of this review, Path of Exile 2 has attracted over 200,000 players in early access, while Smite 2 hovers around a mere 10,000—a concerning disparity for two games in similar phases of development. Moreover, Path of Exile’s developers are preserving all cosmetics and stash tabs from the original game, demonstrating a commitment to player investment. In stark contrast, Smite 2’s decision to offer only a 50% discount via “legacy gems” feels dismissive of long-standing supporters, resulting in a decidedly underwhelming upgrade experience.

FATAL ERROR simulator

Edit:

I recently tried Exfil Zone VR and decided to purchase it from the Quest Store since I use a Quest 3 headset. The game runs smoothly, and I haven't experienced any crashes in the 42 hours I've played so far. As someone with 1,300 hours on Tabor, I must say that Exfil Zone VR lives up to the hype and offers a more authentic experience compared to Tabor, particularly in terms of the systems already implemented in the game.

However, there are still some areas that require improvement, such as the sound design. The audio can be misleading, with players above or below sounding like they're on the same level. This was an issue in Tarkov for a long time as well. Additionally, the gun sounds could be made more realistic, rather than having an arcade-like feel. Despite these minor nitpicks, the gameplay loop is exceptional, and the looting system is well-designed. Upgrading your hideout based on looting rather than using only currency/ player level like Tabor adds a layer of depth to the game that sets it apart from Tabor.

Used Hulk to smash Jeff around which makes this a 10/10 game, me and my homies hate Jeff