Dakota H. Abernathy

It’s kinda garbage, reality TV that doesn’t really get its own idea. Watching it with my wife bc that’s our trade off for her watching my stuff, and within the first 2 episodes SPOILERS READ AT YOUR RISK the shows has 2 couples drop out, one very cleanly and felt genuine the other is a huge whiny dork named Nate who acts like a typical chad for getting rejected but not his Girlfriend HE brought on the show. The whole time your watching just feels like a honeymoon phase of people not ACTUALLY BEING IN A RELATIONSHIP. There are no arguments or heated trials, so your just watching people basically cheat for our amusement with no drama really and with no conclusions for the ending really. It just feels like reality tv done bad.

For control fix see bottom of review! Not as good as borderlands 2, but more fun than 3 and pre sequel by far. The skill trees and weapons offer a lot of customization that you will find along the way. The enemies are pretty sweet sometimes, and more original than what we have seen for awhile. The character customization is alil annoying but in depth, I just need more hair but you can find some I’m sure. Yep back to finding cool stuff for your character. Also exploring is a thing again unlike 3. BUT PLEASE DONT JUDGE IT FROM CONTROLS. Turn off the ADS assist and turn dead zones to .05 instead of the base .15. That gives you close to borderlands 2 controls. See a lot of complaints about sniping but just turn off the aim assist.

I think the best part of this entry in the "Tales of" series is the concept itself. Main character, Sorey, is a human that has to save a human world he knows nothing about (raised in a paradise above the world). It gets deep sometimes because he is the only one who can see and hear Seraphim, that raised him, and try to bridge the gap between two races that can't communicate. Identifying with the main characters situation was a-lot of fun for me personally, but I like those kinda details and touches. There were plenty of times I thought I was crazy in place of Sorey. He speaks and you have to remember that the conversations taking place is between him and basically ghosts so npcs/bystanders think he is nuts but do so subtly. It was wild to play and fun to watch.