Andrew Horton

I have played most of the triple A games ever made, and this one is the most enjoyable of all of them. The graphics and art style are excellent and realistic. The sound effects are superb for the guns, vehicles, and drone enemies. The game is not too hard that it frustrates me while not being easy in any way. The game is enjoyable whether you decide to play stealthily or loud, which is an improvement over Wildlands, a game that seemed to force you to go in quietly or get killed instantly. There is added complexity to keep the game interesting, such as upgradable weapons, but the complexity is not forced on players and you can still enjoy the game without making use of any gun upgrades. The game is not in any way boring because there are a variety of environment types (snow, jungle, industrial) to keep the game interesting, and each enemy base has a distinct design (the developers did not copy and paste base design). The game does not force players to spend a very long time upgrading your character (It can be done very quickly), so you will not have to wait until the end of the game to have a fully leveled up character. You can play solo without the game feeling too difficult (The difficulty of enemies becomes higher as you add more coop teammates). My only criticism is that the civilians say a lot of stupid and obnoxious things when you walk past them. I doubt they would talk so rudely to a soldier killing everyone in sight (They would certainly feel intimidated and keep their mouths shut for the most part). I expect the game to be enjoyable to fans of tactical shooters that involve more than just mindless shooting and people who enjoy strategizing during combat. I didn't agree with the negative reviews from critics and I highly recommend this game. I feel as if the critics are only interested in nitpicking about minor things that they dislike about the game and don't appreciate the fun factor of this game. The important thing is that the game is a lot of fun and it certainly delivers in that regard.

It is great game. The game lets you buy businesses which lets you buy all of the cars.

The ultimate classic action B movie!

This movie was very dark and depressing, and it was easy to see that the audience was not enjoying the movie (They did not cheer even once during the whole film and they left as soon as the credits started rolling). It has a simple message stated by Rambo: Some people have black hearts, and no one can change the world for the better. If you want to believe that, go right ahead. No one asked for an hour long "education" on the horrors of human trafficking (I went to the movies to see an action movie. If you want to know about human trafficking, there are plenty of documentaries covering the subject). Only the final action scene was fun. I doubt anyone would want to see this movie twice. A nearly two hour long action movie shouldn't have only one major action scene at the end. You could sleep though the whole movie and just watch the last 30 minutes to get all the fun this movie has. By the time the final action scene came, it was clear that seeing Rambo kill the bad guys wouldn't even be able to make up for sitting through such a grim sickening plot (Too much time was focused on proving to the audience that the bad guys are really bad people). No one needs such a long dreary buildup to the action. It is easily the worst Rambo movie.

The game is too difficult for casual players at the time of this review. There are no saves during the missions, and the controls for the mech movement and the weapon aiming are extremely awkward to use. Also, there is only one difficulty setting and it's too hard for me to enjoy (I want a laid back experience). Overall, the steep learning curve discourages me from continuing to play this until they patch it to add lower difficulty modes, which is not much to ask for since most games have more than one difficulty setting. If not for these issues, I would approve of this game because the art design of the mechs and environments is great.