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A few weeks ago, I had to reinstall Windows 10 to fix a few problems. I backed up my entire Steam library. A few hours ago, I wanted to finally finish this game. I never fully finished Just Cause 3, in 36 hours of play. I get easily sidetracked. Reinstalled Just Cause 3 from backup with no problems.

Launched game. Started. First cutscene of the game starts. Confused, I google the problem. This game has no cloud save function.

This is a pretty good game. I don't have many complaints.

I mainly play against the computer. I have noticed that allied AI are considerably dumber than opponent AI. I don't know why this is, I just know it's very annoying. AI allies have a tendency to try to claim all territories, which is also very annoying.

6/10. With a few fixes, it would come up to 8/10.

This game is a piece of ♥♥♥♥. Ran better on a piece of ♥♥♥♥ Xbox One than it does on my brand new PC.

Blatant and frankly too honest pay to win. After nearly every game, a popup offers a great deal for only $9.99!

I didn't spend a ridiculous amount of money on my PC just to be ripped off by games as well.

I enjoyed playing this game. I enjoyed the scenery, the story, and even fishing. Joseph Seed was nowhere near the level of Vaas or Pagan Min, but he was still pretty good. The addition of armed helicopters and planes was welcome. I've wanted those since using the Buzzer in Far Cry 4.


The multiplayer is interesting, but I will ultimately only ever play it again if they attach a reward more significant than cash and perk points. The Vector, for example, was a perfect reward. The whole Arcade interface annoys me, and the 80's vibe feels overdone.

Edit: Half the time, the mantling system doesn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work. Want to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mantle? Too ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad, you're stuck in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ house with the flamethrower dude. Because ♥♥♥♥ you, obviously.

Stellaris was already a micromanagement nightmare. Apocalypse makes it even worse. I went into this DLC with high expectations, and now I have a second heartbeat behind my left eye.

I don't play Online at all. Singleplayer was fantastic, but felt greatly stripped down in order to sell Online content. I get that companies follow the money, but leaving singleplayer in the state they did was a mistake on their part.

Also, they seem to be a little ban happy in Online. Instead of adjusting the market, Rockstar just bans players who want to experience all the content without shelling out real-life money. They don't ban players who straight up cheat, just the ones who cheat for in-game cash. That's the reason I'm never going to buy Shark Cards or even play Online.

Singleplayer gets a 10/10. Online gets a 0/10 for Rockstar's handling of it.

This is definitely better than Skyrim. The world isn't as big, but it's written better and characters feel more unique. The textures may be ugly as hell, but they've held up remarkably well given that it was released in 2006. Knights of the Nine was a short but satisfying DLC, and the Shivering Isles was excellent.

Spells were great, and the ability to make your own was a feature I greatly desired in Skyrim. Since Skyrim let me down, I return to Oblivion when I feel like making spells.

Overall, this game will not let you down. 10/10, unless you've only played Skyrim.

If they really wanted to give this a good title, 'Life is Futile' or 'Everything You Love Will Die'.

Seriously, it's got brutality down. Did you just spend an half an hour plotting the best expansion plan, and an hour building defenses and resource collectors? The next horde is gonna go right for the spot you forgot to heavily reinforce. You'll just watch, helpless, as zombies gut your base and take out your command center.

I do find it a little harsh that advancing to the next map requires a victory with a 20% score factor. I barely got halfway through my first game until a horde ran past my defenses, tore down some walls, and completely destroyed my entire base. How would zombies know where to go? They should have run right into a carefully laid trap, but instead they just waltzed by it like they were being controlled by another player.

I have few complaints. I really enjoy this game. I can't wait until more content arrives. As much as it pains me to rate such a beautiful game so lowly, I'll have to give it 6/10 for now.

Combat is awful. Voice acting is pretty bad. Textures look like they're from years ago. Topping it all off, attempting to use the 'special attack' would always make my character run around like a headless chicken, or just stand there taking damage.

This game is almost certainly not worth $50. That price is delusional.