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The game's trash.

This game is polluted with people who think they can play games and should probably stick to Fortnite. At least there is some SBMM in that. This game throws you together with players who have weapon grade stupidity, which in turn enables the other team to stomp on your balls like a BDSM demigod or you get matched with a super team that lubes the other team up like a Diddy Freak Off dominating them into utter submission. This game has very fast matchmaking and has the balance of a fentanyl addict with vertigo. Graphics are good, but who gives AF because it's just Marvel crap we've seen for the past bazillion years in movies.

Overtuned. The combat is a bit more fluid than PoE 1, the areas and visuals are improved but that's about where the improvements from the previous game stop. The combat is just too clunky for a wannabe Dark Souls type of game. The dodge roll and active block are cool on paper but they're far less fun than just killing the monster. The game is balanced around timed dodges and it just doesn't really work that well for an ARPG. The skill gem system is simplified but much more restrictive and the support gems are a giant snooze. The itemization itself is about the same but the crafting is an RNG nightmare. Overall the game right now is about a 5/10 and if they just added more content without addressing any of the core issues of the game, it might be a 6 or 7 out of 10. It is 100% not worth the $30 for most people. I've played 4 builds to endgame and there are so many things that are just questionable that don't let me have a fun time. Why do I have to click on a well to refill my flasks and charms, especially when I equip a new one? Why is "regain charges on flasks" and "movement speed" absolutely mandatory stats? Charm slots are a random affix on belts. You can only use one of each support gem on your character but the support gems are so boring and few between. Dying is a huge waste of time as you have to reclear the zone or start the boss over so you just have to play the meta builds or you're going to have a hard if not nearly impossible and frustrating time. The game is playable and fun if you follow a well written guide but experimentation is dead. GGG took all the lessons from PoE 1 and forgot them for PoE 2. I do have hopes that GGG will make the game more fun and less frustrating but as it is right now, PoE 1 is just such a better game and will be for a while.

Can't reccommend this.
What do you want in an MMO?
Dungeons? You are limited to 3x per day, and all the dungeons are boring. There's only 1 boss, you go in, you run past all mobs straight to final boss, then drop aggro on mobs, nuke boss. Each run takes 3-6min.
Now, in WoW, 2/5 ppl are guaranteed loot each run. In here, you go in a 6man group, and 9/10 times no one gets loot.
So don't play this for dungeons.

PvP?
PvP is just zerg vs zerg AoE spam, but this also requires you to join a top guild.
There's one top guild on each server with 3-4 alt guilds, and they dominate and you can't join unless you are overgeared in full BiS gear.
Don't worry though, the PvP is boring, and on every server 1 guild dominates, all others transfer away, top guild transfers away and It repeats.
There is no PvP here.

Now, there are Arenas in the game, those are kinda fun tbh.
But how long will you enjoy it is upto you, but that's the only fun content in game now.

Other things you can do, Grind contracts for weapon mastery and items to upgrade your gear.
But to what end are you doing all that grind?
Not for dungeons, and not for open world PvP.
So really, what's the point of grinding that?
Oh, and you're limited to 10 contracts per day, which translates to less than 1% of your weapon mastery exp bar.
And then you got bigger contracts, which have a weekly limit, and require you to have Abyss points in order to be eligible for Exp & Rewards.
But again, to what point are you doing any of this?
The Guild vs Guild PvP doesn't exist.
Dungeons are trash.
The ''raids'' is just your guild teleporting into a boss fight that takes 2 minutes max.

And then the loot from said boss fights & events?
Doesn't go to you, It goes into guild bank, and is then distributed to the top players only.

Excluding all the negative reviews about how EPIC sucks, this game is good. A vast improvement over the first 2 games by a long shot. Runs smooth, looks great. I've heard a lot of complaints about the ending and how the playable characters never shut up but I personally haven't played long enough to experience either of these issues. For now I'll say this game is definitely worth a shot and if you don't like, refund it, simple.

Surprisingly bad. €15 a month subscription fee for a game that has had me bent over like a ♥♥♥♥♥ from day one. Lackluster gameplay, zero coop feel, zero open world feel... empty desert of nothing. I would have rather spent the money on a rat traps to stick my fingers in.

Take your €3, €8, whatever the game is going for - and spend it on AIDS ridden heroin needles. You'll have more fun with the aids.

Giant catastrophe of a game.

Story:
There are 2 caves that tell a very limited story - Boss fight - End. You can literally skip most of the caves and rush right to the end -which you should. You wont miss any worthwhile content.

Survival:
Right when you craft your first few armor pieces from leaves or bones, you are basically unkillable.
Its completely unnecessary and feels like a chore to build a base.
All enemies can easily be killed by a torch though I recommend to throw a few grenades here and there to accelerate the process. But seriously ALL enemies including the very few Bosses in game are starting to burn at the first hit with a torch and most of the small to medium enemies are completely stunned and just screaming while burning to death.
You can craft a simple torch in the first 2 minutes of the game and therefore is no need to explore for better weaponry or tools you dont need in order to complete the game.

Shame

Its a nice game but there is no purpose in the end.
200 hours in you will see yourself only getting higher gear to kill higher monsters that drop nothing more than 100 hours ago.
Its fun for a while until it changes into a drag with less than minimal returns for your time.

In the current state of early access, I can't recommend this game due to many many bugs, situations where you can permanently loose your gear due to bugs. The grind once you hit around level 30 being insane.
and guns seem to be locked behind very high levels.
I'd say this game is very very over hyped due to social media and it probably needs a year or two more work before I can suggest buying it.

The graphics are improved and the damage effects look more gorgeous, but I felt it's rather less brutal due to the enemies crumbling like tofu.
Personally, I miss the dimmer and more disastrous artwork of the previous game.
First of all, the elements that have nothing to do with shooting, such as solving puzzles and climbing in stages, are just stressful and annoying.
The controls required for this game increased dramatically, so there are many controls that need to be learned, and as a result, the simplicity and exhilaration of the previous game were lost.
In this title, the recommended method is to kill the enemy mainly through melee combat, but for some reason, the player is always running out of ammunition and is forced to use the method of acquiring bullets from the enemy through melee combat, which is a complete turnaround without any sense of exhilaration.
Unless you are a serious gamer, the round-the-clock element is a pain in the ass.
Unless you are interested in continuing the story of the previous game, I would not recommend this game (although I highly recommend the previous game).

Kiwami 1 was kinda middle of the road for a Yakuza game. Still a really good game, and you can't give it too much flak since the original version is from 2005 and they could only improve so much, but not amazing.
Nishiki's character arc is a lot more impactful if you played 0 first, it was kind of written with the players who started at 0 in mind like that (most of the flashbacks weren't actually in the original PS2 game) but it's still fine to play Kiwami first. In some ways the way to get the best experience out of 0 is to wait until after you've gotten through Yakuza 5, because there's so many things in 0 that reference things from 1-5.
Yakuza Kiwami is like if someone took the original unadulterated version of Star Wars: A New Hope and upgrades the visuals to HD.

Does the story seem overly simple and cliche by today’s standards? Sure. But everyone who tells you to skip Kiwami 1 is like Star Wars fans telling you “only watch Rogue One, it’s the best and most polished. Skip New Hope, the story is not as good.” Stupid advice imo