Alright, after 100+ hours of gameplay I finaly finished Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain, and all I can say is...I never Loved and Hated a game like this before.

Pros +
+ The Freedom the game gives to the player is Great, and unmatched really
+ You can do missions how ever you like. No Restrictions at all...for the most part
+ The Open World is Big
+ A Wide variety of Weapons and Items to use and to Develop
+ Great Characters with great voice acting
+ Building your own little army is fun
+ The music, both the Soundtrack and the 80*s songs are great.Also you can add your own music to the game, which is something I hope other Open World games will allow too in the future
+ Great Gameplay, everything feels responsive
+ The game looks great, and decently optimized
+ Collecting resources in this game doesn't feel like a chore
+ Cutscenes are beautifully shot, and the game has some really great moments in the Story. Real emotional stuff

Cons -
- The Story is Weak
- The Pace of the Story is really bad, and due to that the Big Twist at the end feels off because it just happens for no reason
- Repetetive Side Ops
- FOB is broken and not exactly a fun thing
- Multiplayer feels tacked-on
- Sometimes the Main Missions feel like a glorified Side Op,and without the Side Tasks it would only be that...a Side Op
- This game has some of the most annyoing Dialogues ever ( Pretty much made me hate Kaz due to his "Are you hurt ? Try a little harder next time"BS when you fail an FOB mission )
- Chapter 2 of the game is just a mess
- The Main Villian is weak
- The Boss Fights are weak ( Metal Gear Boss was pretty good but the Skulls Boss Fight ? Just what the Hell where they thinking ? )
- Recycled Missions with additional tasks, and no explanation for why we are doing them again
- The Open-World is just that...a simple Open-World. Nothing to see and barely anything to do outside of missions
- The A.I. is not the best. Other then seeing really far, they sometimes act really stupid
- Ridiculous amount of Cassete Tapes to listen to
- And worst of all, the game feels incomplete

So yeah, it has its ups and downs but in the end I would reccomend it. It's great fun but sometimes it can really get on your nerves with its missions

Alright, after 100+ hours of gameplay I finaly finished Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain, and all I can say is...I never Loved and Hated a game like this before. Pros + + The Freedom the game gives to the player is Great, and unmatched really + You can do missions how ever you like. No Restrictions at all...for the most part + The Open World is Big + A Wide variety of Weapons and Items to use and to Develop + Great Characters with great voice acting + Building your own little army is fun + The music, both the Soundtrack and the 80*s songs are great.Also you can add your own music to the game, which is something I hope other Open World games will allow too in the future + Great Gameplay, everything feels responsive + The game looks great, and decently optimized + Collecting resources in this game doesn't feel like a chore + Cutscenes are beautifully shot, and the game has some really great moments in the Story. Real emotional stuff Cons - - The Story is Weak - The Pace of the Story is really bad, and due to that the Big Twist at the end feels off because it just happens for no reason - Repetetive Side Ops - FOB is broken and not exactly a fun thing - Multiplayer feels tacked-on - Sometimes the Main Missions feel like a glorified Side Op,and without the Side Tasks it would only be that...a Side Op - This game has some of the most annyoing Dialogues ever ( Pretty much made me hate Kaz due to his "Are you hurt ? Try a little harder next time"BS when you fail an FOB mission ) - Chapter 2 of the game is just a mess - The Main Villian is weak - The Boss Fights are weak ( Metal Gear Boss was pretty good but the Skulls Boss Fight ? Just what the Hell where they thinking ? ) - Recycled Missions with additional tasks, and no explanation for why we are doing them again - The Open-World is just that...a simple Open-World. Nothing to see and barely anything to do outside of missions - The A.I. is not the best. Other then seeing really far, they sometimes act really stupid - Ridiculous amount of Cassete Tapes to listen to - And worst of all, the game feels incomplete So yeah, it has its ups and downs but in the end I would reccomend it. It's great fun but sometimes it can really get on your nerves with its missions