William Reid

The animators snap. Best anime film. The backstories, the fight scenes, peaked, absolute cinema.

A Promising Idea, Buried Under Flaws: I’ve put a significant amount of time into Predecessor, and while the core concept of a third-person, hero-based MOBA is still as exciting as it was with Paragon, the execution is deeply flawed. As it stands, I cannot recommend this game to anyone unless they are willing to endure a truly frustrating and unrewarding experience. The Community is a Cesspool: This is, without a doubt, the single biggest problem. The player base is incredibly toxic, with constant verbal abuse, AFK players, and intentional griefing. Matches are often decided in the first few minutes because one or two players give up and quit, leaving their teammates in an unwinnable situation. The lack of in-game communication on console makes coordinating with a team a nightmare. Matchmaking is Fundamentally Broken: The matchmaking system is shockingly bad. You will frequently be matched with and against players of wildly different skill levels. It’s common for new players to be thrown into lobbies with veterans, leading to one-sided "curb stomp" matches that are zero fun for anyone. The decision to have a single MMR for both ranked and casual queues is a baffling design choice that makes a bad system even worse. Gameplay Lacks Depth and Balance: The game's balance is questionable at best. Some heroes require no skill to be effective, with overpowered kits that make them un-fun to play against. The core gameplay loop feels less like a strategic MOBA and more like a constant, unthinking deathmatch. Laning, farming, and objective control feel far less impactful than simply roaming in a "deathball" from the very start of the game. Technical Issues and a Slow Grind: Performance has been an ongoing issue, with frequent lag and frame drops, especially during crucial team fights. Beyond that, the game is a grind. Unlocking new heroes feels like a slow, unrewarding slog. The free currency you earn is minimal, and the push to buy overpriced cosmetics with real money feels predatory and out of touch. Predecessor has so much potential, but it feels like the developers are focused on the wrong things. Until the matchmaking is fixed, the toxic behavior is addressed, and the core gameplay loop is made more rewarding and strategic, this will remain a disappointing and frustrating experience. It’s a sad shell of what could have been a true spiritual successor to Paragon.

It's worth watching. A hundred percent the best film I enjoyed watching. The actors and actress was great. It gave and reminded me little bit of From Dusk Til Dawn. Both are vampire movies, but what separate it is the Thematic Depth, Setting and Period of both movies.

Started off strong, but the finishing of the movie is a big question mark. I wasn't disappointed in the movie I was along for the ride. The amount of twist and turn of the events was exciting and kept me on the edge of my seat. But that ending just leaves a question mark and a head scratcher, but for some it'll be disappointment. Out of 10 stars a solid its a 6.8 out of 10. Out of 5 stars its a 3.9 out of 5. Again I loved acting and all the twist and turn of events, even the jumpscares, but it was just the ending of the movie I felt like it was a let down.

I love the game of basketball. But when it comes to 2K it fails to meet the expectations. The gameplay is cool, but it's what surrounds the gameplay that are major red flags. You're paying for an updated roster, paying to re-level up your my player, paying for extra VC and paying for other essentials that is going to cost over hundreds of dollars. The microtransactions in this game has gotten worst and 2K is taking backlash for it but Take-Two Interactive should be receiving more heat and backlash because they suggested it in the first. There was a lawsuit last year in 2022 about Take-Two Interactive using and selling loot boxes in their published selling game NBA2K. I stop playing 2K after 2K21 and it doesn't seem like I'm getting the game this year. Since Steam rated it 2 out of 10 and IGN rated it 6 out of 10 (in my opinion it should a 4 out of 10) if I have to rate this out of 10 I'm giving it a soiled 2.5 no more than 3. If I was a gaming enthusiast I wouldn't recommend people buy this game unless they got money to burn.