Ryan Starks

Best Star Trek TV I've seen in years. They finally gave us what we wanted! In my humble opinion this show alone is worth the price of Paramount TV. They keep the show they'll keep me as a subscriber. Great characters, good acting, fun as well as deep moments, special effects are also really good. I've even been surprised by plot twists and that doesn't happen often for me these days. A little woke but it's not rubbed in your face and this is coming from a right leaning person. Totally cool with whats been in it so far and political statement in entertainment turns me off quick so no worries here. Feels like the good old days of Star Trek but still fresh. My hats off to the writers, actors and crew.

Oustanding game for anyone who enjoys Civilization. A little less hard core in the grass city and population management. This game takes a little more of a high level approach which makes it a joy to play. You won't find yourself bogged down trying to run 15 - 20 cities throughout the game since each city manages other territories around it. This keeps the game fun and the gameplay focused on exploration, trading and combat. Combat is where Humankind steps all over Civilization. Units can be stacked and if stacks of units are close together when a target is engaged all the units in the area fight. Some will come on as reinforcements when called for as long as their spawn points are in your hands but all will fight. When combat opens you enter a deployment phase in the area your in. This is where you can place your frontline troops in front. Archers in the middle and cavalry to the sides if you so choose. Terrain plays a big role here so take the high ground and don't forget fortification. Plan wisely since a poor plan can take your winning power and cause you a defeat. Siege weapons aren't purchased. They're researched then constructed once you begin a siege. This takes time and the enemy can ride out against you before the first is ever done. Placement of these siege weapons appears to be at the AI's discretion. In the one battle I did they were place at the walls not allowing them to be defended. This might have only been the case with this battle as room was tight. If not, and this is by design it will decrease my review slightly. All in all combat feels far more engaging. I've won hopeless battle and lost those I thought I'd win easily when stupid mistakes were made. In one battle I had my archers run down by a surprise flanking maneuver by my opponents cavalry. I was shocked but at the same time found it very cool. Why only 4 stars then? I've had just a very few minor bugs. It's often not clear if archers and ranged units can hit a target making planning a battle difficult sometimes. Navel units early seem a bit limited with no ground attack ability and the AI doesn't seem to use them till later in the game. It's very hard to see what city districts you've built and where they are making city planning a little hard. UI could also show more information at times. That said, the fun far outweighs the minor gripes and improvements that need made. I for one can't wait to see where this game goes and look forward to expansions and dare I say Humankind 2!

Some of the worst T.V. I've seen. You have to try pretty hard to screw up Marvel but they've found a way to do it. It's basically been hour after hour of setting up a plot (I hope) with bad comedy, canned laughter (no one would really laugh at this stuff) and everything bad in T.V. history. Only reason I'm still watching is my wife keeps thinking it's going to get better. Now that's something I'll laugh at.

Perfect example of a game ruined by corporate greed. Requires a Ubisoft account and only friend on Ubisoft can play with you so good luck finding friends to play with. Complete garbage way to do it. Pain to buy and play. Very clunky.

Wow! This film is terrible. The comedy isn't funny the action isn't good and the story is all over the place. I was done 20 minutes in. There aren't many films I would walk out of but this is one that I may have. That is, if I wasn't already home when watching. How did this thing ever get made?