Senaste recensioner av homegirl

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in short:
~15 hours of good quality paid mods for people who don't want to worry about modding. not comparable to actual dlc. don't worry, it won't make your install turn inside out.

there seems to be a lot of misinformation in these reviews. for the record: this dlc gives you access to a bunch of "mini-dlc" in the creation club menu. all you have to do is open up the creation club and download what you want. it's all fairly modular, so you don't need to pick everything. however, if you're starting a new playthrough and you want to disable some things, you'll have to find the appropriate file and delete/rename it.

don't worry about this messing up your install. if you're running the current build, you'll be fine. skse will still work. if you're not running the current build, don't get the dlc, because it'll require you to update.

as for the quality of the content, it's fine. nothing to write home about. compared to actual dlc, like dawnguard and dragonborn, it's pretty rubbish. not actively terrible, just fine. it's all on par with a good-quality vanilla-style mod. that's where your expectations should be. mod quality. if you like vanilla skyrim, this should fit right in. if you already play with mods, you'll probably be better off just sticking with that.

i have the same laptop as this guy

it's like if d&d were a boomer-shooter

adds five extremely short missions, plus a few weapons, vehicles, and homies. one, maybe two hours content.
only potential saving grace is the comedy, but it's extremely hit or miss. if you're not a 12yo boy from 2013 then you probably won't enjoy it.

i like this game.
the only thing that doesn't really work for me is how you're forced to metagame the leveling system to use it efficiently. i use "natural character growth and decay" instead.
chance to hit takes a little getting used to, but balances out nicely enough

great progression
rock solid gunplay
friendly community
great dev team
funny dwarf
rock and stone

s o d a

Genuinely surprised at how good his game is. I was expecting a standard little indie game, but it's surprised me.
It's a pleasing little non-consequential puzzle/platformer. It doesn't do anything extrordinary or new, but it does what it seeks to do quite well.
As a bonus, the game being so new and fresh has given me a new appreciation for all the little secrets, not being able to search up a walkthrough.
As for cons, the PC can feel quite slippery in some sections; the friendly NPCs always felt a little jarring, even given the art style; and the story could use some work (but ( haven't finished the game, so it may well improve. The game should run on most machines, but isn't the best optimised game in the world.

Valve captured lightning in a bottle.
TF2 is undoubtedly fantastic, but the superb gameplay is only half of what makes it so wonderful.
The TF2 community is leagues ahead of any other game.
The sheer kindness and warmth it exudes -coupled with funny haha meme- has never and perhaps will never be met by any other.
After over a decade, it's still going strong. I can see why the community wants so badly to keep the game alive. There's something truly special about it, that you won't find elsewhere.

edit: heavy update when