Recent reviews by Divide

I love this game, but the upcoming season will set the tone for how the year is likely to play out.

Awesome game, with multiple endings. Many different playstyles. Definitely worth the price.

Skyrim but better looking. I've never loved Skyrim as much a Fallout, but It's definitely worth the money.

The best Borderlands in the series, and the best looter shooter ever. While all Borderlands are good games, Borderlands 2 takes it a step beyond the other 2. The only thing I don't care for in the game is the steep difficulty curve around level 30, but If you build your character right this is around the time it starts to show. I've purchased this game on 3 seperate systems and have enjoyed it on every single one. Best played with friends, but more than playable alone.

Fun in Co-op. Tedious in solo. End-game is nice because you can matchmake, but getting there is a grind.

Despit poor CPU utilization leading to poor performance, this game still gave me a lot of fun.

There's a lot of negative reviews for the season pass, but I bought it before it was raised to $50 and I find that for it's original price tag it's worth the price. I'm not sure if I can say the same for its price tag now.

I didn't have much hype for the previous DLC, but I don't think many people did. This DLC knocked it out of the park for me.

Pros:
-Awesome Setting
-Good Story with many different endings
-New weapons

Cons:
-So much ambient radiation which is alright, but I can see this being a nightmare for survival difficulty characters
-You don't get the full experience unless you drag Nick around

Tips:
-Level 25+ recommended, mostly so you have the stockpile of rad-x and radaway built up
-Bring Nick
-Don't worry about actually starting the DLC you can leave at anytime

I rate the DLC and 8.5/10

Almost 19 hours in and contrary to many reviews I've seen the graphics in my opinion don't come from 2009 (A year after Fallout 3's realse by the way), I've encountered one bug in my entire playtime (very minor I clipped through a wall and was able to just walk back out), my crashes are equivalent to zero (surprised me). Overall I think the game is worth its 60 dollar price tag. If you compare this to Fallout: New Vegas you'll find that there are many differences, but I believe many people forget that Bethesda published it. They didn't develop it so to compare them is asinine. Even comparing this to the Witcher 3 is a fools gambit, because they are intrisincally different.

It's a fun game to play with friends, but the solo survival can get a little bland