Mike Fabi – Google

Really didn’t like this expansion. The base game I thought was excellent, but the dlc felt half baked. Too short, objectives that weren’t clear(that power cell in the pyramid), not enough fights with machines more so fighting humans, garbage weapons, and the final boss was so underwhelming it blows my mind. Really just terrible. If I didn’t like the base game as much as I did this would be 1 star. Not worth buying.

Really bad. I love all the souls games and most souls likes, but this has just sooo many design choices that make you wonder what the devs were thinking. Some stuff is over explained, many things never get an explanation that are important, like fast traveling back to the hub, and the parries where you switch weapons and counter by holding r1+o. The morale/fortitude system is a half baked nightmare. It makes it so the entire difficulty of the game is based ONLY on how much you choose to explore the horrible maps and plant flags. You will take like 5x more damage if you have low morale from not exploring and planting flags, to the point you get one shot by a gentle breeze. The game is quite easy if you you get your morale to 25. Thing is , the fact that you lose morale by taking damage and dying only makes the game more difficult for people already struggling and easier for those not getting hit cause they keep their high damage output and high defense where people who struggle lose that and their enemies level up. Ridiculous. Should be the exact opposite. Horrible design to the point it’s nuts. The cutscenes are also mind numbingly bad and would be better without them. Can’t understand how so many reviewers gave this such high scores.

This show would have been great, if they didn’t try to make a statement with the over the top amount of LGBTQ characters. I have absolutely no problems with a realistic representation of these characters in other shows, and some of my favorite shows have realistic representation of gay characters. This was unrealistic, forced, and a stunt to make some kind of statement. Literally the majority of characters are LGBTQ, more than half. It took away from the story, and it kinda ruined the show cause it was so over the top and unrealistic.