Erik M

Honestly, could be much better. The enemy Level scaling really ruins this game. There objectively isn't much point to anything if a zone's inhabitants just get stronger as you do. Kill stuff, pick up menial items that are 1% better. Equip items. Level up. Enemy's get stronger. Your 1% buff is negated. Repeat. Zones should have fixed enemy levels that drop better loot as you progress. As it stands. Regardless of how strong you get. The dungeon bosses will almost always be equally as hard and require you to party up to defeat them. Played for about 10 hours. Already incredibly bored. As combat doesn't feel any different.

I hate cringe shows. This is dedicated to pretty much just that

Tried watching this. With their budget, it had so much potential. After years and years of failed projects this mediocre garbage is what we are given. If you like slack jawed C-list action movies you will probably like it

If you read the books do not watch this dumpster fire. Why even call if Wheel of Time if you are going to completely change the story

Only a few hours in. This is already one of the most engaging Halo's to date in terms of gameplay. Really well done.

I was waiting for this game to be released for so long. It started out amazing. Looks great, engaging, fun game play, story was entertaining, sound design is pretty damn good. As always, I fell in love with the characters and became invested in their journey. The glaringly evident attempt at gaining social brownie points didn't bother me either. But unlike the first game, the repetitive nature quickly caught up and made my experience quite dull. After what I assume is past the mid point, the story was no longer engaging enough to hold my interest, and after a blunt forced slap from the narrative. I just stopped playing. Maybe someday I will finish it. But at this point I'm just moving on.

Probably one of the least risky, cookie cutter examples in the franchise. Full of unnecessary comedic relief and obvious Disney feel good moments.