Jay Pringle

If you decide to make your game always-online and you can't get the one thing right that you need to actually make it work (the servers) that's on you for making a poor decision and having poor planning. I managed to get in, played a bit. It's fun, but my review will be 1 star regardless of any fixes, purely because it launched the way it did. I'm also not a fan of having to create an account simply to be able to enjoy my game, which in itself deserves only 1 star. As for the game itself. It's not as good as PayDay 2. The skills system is absolute nonsense and specialisation is quite useless. PD2 had one of the best leveling systems I've seen and I think it's safe to say that PayDay 3 has one of the worst I've ever seen. Even if the game launched perfectly it would get 3 stars at most from me.

2019 and they still haven't figured out how to let people set their own keybinds.

Read the book, it's a fantastically thought-out story with depth and an ending that is much better than the predictable recipe Hollywood follows with all their movies. What this is, is a cheap knock-off of the movie Anti-Trust, right down to the ending...which is also a superior film to this. The potential they had from the book is immense and they've done it a complete injustice and honestly insulted Joseph Finder's novel. What they gave us is an empty shell with a story that's already been done, and done better.

Bethesda cash grab with micro-transactions, bugs, graphical errors, and a community so far up Bethesda's backside that they've forgotten what the sun looks like. It's dull and it's a lot of money for a bad survival game in a Fallout skin. Alternatives to try are 7 Days to Die, ARK, Conan, The Forest, Rust, Empyrion and Raft...All of which are vastly superior.