cheeming yang

I'm sure most of these negative reviews are about the patch and changes Blizzard made but my negative review is because the story and playing through the story is basically one giant side quest. Or it feels that way to me. And the special events like helltide and world events and pvp is just plain boring. I really thought they were going to add some cool raids or something. Or something to incentivise playing with a group other than leveling up faster. Overall, for a $70 game... Not worth it. I tried to play season 1, got my Barb to level 16 and just keep falling asleep through it. Not worth the money yet, wait for a huge sale if you want to play it.

Not worth $70. Cheap writing. Boring game. Last boss fight was OK. Launch was bad. Couldn't play with my family until like 2 weeks after. Nerfing builds has been a dumb idea since diablo 3. Yet they still do it. Fixing broken builds is understandable, usually because the build has a bug exploit. Instead of nerfing fun builds, try buffing other builds? Is it that hard to do? You can't change a damage output of a weapon from 10 to 20? You let someone experience the peak of fun for your game and then take it away? Oh it's easier to change the value of 1 gun instead of helping all the other guns right? Cus it doesn't matter how much time the players put into making a build using that gun, as long as we start using all the other boring stuff. We paid $70 for this game and the main content was garbage! Over half the content was side quests! The chaos stuff is pretty boring also. For a game that leans heavily on tiny tina who used to be the adorable wacky nut job, it's really focused on being balanced vs wacky. And the game is PVE! Tiny Tina in borderlands was that little girl who had a huge explosion of life and actual bombs. In here... she's become a big big bomb with no explosion. Please don't be an EA.

Really good game. Combat is a little basic like the other souls games, but it makes up for it with opponents that don't have limited stamina and Mana. If you're looking for story, don't play this game. The only thing I remember is that I want to be the best. Music is pretty good. The level design is awesome. Equipment design is good. Graphics is good. The one thing that really needs work is the targeting. And how some of the skills don't work very well in fights on uneven ground. The enemy could be 1 ft lower than me and my dark moon light will fly right over their head. Being an Armored Core player, moonlight is my favorite, but it's basically useless unless I'm fighting on flat ground.

Main character shoulda been the boy. The lady's story with her brother shoulda been like 10 minutes. This isn't a horror movie. It's a drama. It's also a great turn based rpg.

The game is fun for casual players. No more than a couple hours of fun at a time. When I play this game past 2 hours, it turns into an mmo grinding for coin. If you love looter shooters and customizing builds, you will find this part of the game somewhat interesting. (It's actually the only reason I still play this game) You can create a build with any cards you have. This is the coolest part of the game. But I think they screwed themselves over on how to unlock them. Did Turtle Something not learn from EA history, the company that got the biggest backlash from their random card system? Why are their cards to begin with? Just give me a list of skills to unlock at a certain level or feat achievement. I want to unlock skills to create a build, and not spend my support something coin on dumb looking cosmetics because those coins are annoying to get when you're playing with random players that can't kill more than 30 ridden a round. One thing that really annoys me is that, you can't play your full build. Why tease me with all these interesting cards when I can't even use them all? At the start of the act, you get 2 cards and then a single card after every level. Your build isn't really in motion until half way into the act. Until then, you better hope for good guns and attachments cus that is random also. Yeah, lots of random things going on in this game. Random cards, random guns, random attachments, random zombies flanking you from a flank you know you cleared, random players, random shop and probably a bunch of other random things. "It's all just random!" - Nellie Bertram Thanks Turtle company, but I think I'll stick with Tripwires Killing Floor. The shop and skill unlocks aren't random there.

Haven't read other reviews but I imagine people don't like Payback because of the whole lotto system to upgrade your cars. And I would say I don't like it either. BUT! What I do like about Payback is that they focused more on racing. Which is majority of the reason I play NFS. If you're good enough you can beat most races 50 points underpowered. I also love how they put a lobby system to join a race in multiplayer. I hate the version where you're in an open world and can only race players in that server, if, they want to race that specific race. The lobby system is a must have for any NFS game. And I also really like the tourney system.