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Played since season 1, the game has been made progressively worse from a gameplay perspective until now at season 11 it is unenjoyable. Various quality of life updates have removed a lot of the difficulty and satisfaction of the game. You can now aquire and sell treasure while only physically moving it as little as 5ft. The pvp has become progressively more unbalanced and arcade like due with overabundant available supplies removing much of the cost of getting sunk or the advantage of staying afloat. Trolling and bullying type behaviors are regular. Being mocked while losing a 4 v 1 etc fight is a common experience. The most significant and negative changes recently and the reason for a 2 star review are the addition of new exploits for server hopping. You can now server hop near instantly in a 4 man galleon while having a reaper 5 flag endlessly hunting outnumbered or lower skilled players. On the flip side of this ships can now dive to a new server as a means of escape which is also quite ridiculous. This mechanic is so broken it's unbelievable they put it in the game. There is also a few major bugs added to the gameplay and much more frequent game crashes as of season 11 Stopped playing due to them adding the horn of fair winds, people only have to basically get on your ship and blow you off over and over until you sink. It's the most stupidly op item.

It's probably the worst film I've ever seen, it's worth watching just for that reason. You spend the entire time wondering how the hell they got Scarlett Johnson to be in what looks basically like a college film project. They must have spent the whole budget on scarlet Johnson, even more to get her nude and had nothing left to make a actual film. The rest of the cast seemingly were found at a bus stop in the middle of Glasgow. The plot is well... near non existent and is basically just scarlet Johnson interacting to dudes that she would never be seen dead with. I mean absolutely freakin terrible film, I could literally make a better film myself in a day with an old iPhone, besides the one A list actor.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power

Reasonably entertaining... Does not have the quality of storyline as original material and can be boring. There is inappropriate inclusion of actors of specifically African origin into the various clearly defined races within the mythology. There is a black elf which would be logical if there were a tribe of dark skinned elfs, however it is a singular man. Same applies to the dwarfs and hobbit people, they have a nonsensical racial diversity of specifically African actors. Including people of different ethnicities into a mythical world like this needs to be done sensibly, it's clearly not sensible to have a ethnically African queen of the dwarfs. Frankly it's quite ridiculous and the stupidity of it fuels real life racism, not the opposite. I don't want to watch a bunch of white women and randomly casted Africans and be told it's diversity. Especially when they didn't bother to include the Chinese or every other ethnicity on earth.

It's like a cheap copy of Arma with more arcade gameplay. The most striking difference being audio quality. Gunshots etc are oddly muted, you can hardly tell where you're being shot at from. Movement is unrealisticly sluggish. Look and aim sensitivity by default is extremely low, had to put it to 90%. From what I played combat generally entails a long slow run, followed by getting shot from some dude 400 yards away that you literally cannot see or hear firing.

Good but has a lot of repetitive elements The map is very big, lush and detailed. From the quests I've played so far many are interesting or numerous. Gunplay is enjoyable although guns are noticably not balanced to irl counterparts, the FAL for example is the weakest gun in the game. Multiple headshots can be required with low power weapons making a good rifle essential for stealth kills on hardest difficulty. There is a overly heavy emphasis on collecting chests etc for unlocking items. This can take up the majority of game time, more so than previous games. Has the same formula of capturing bases etc as previous games although some areas cannot be cleared of enemies. A really big fault in this game is the face models for random NPCs you talk to in order to find locations of bases etc. There seems to be only 2, You end up talking to this same woman and guy hundreds of times all over the map. This seems a lot like laziness on the part of developers as this was also present in far cry 5, although less apparent.

Generally a good game, lacks in game progression. Servers are laggy and crash often. The player count is very low often with only a couple active official servers. Biggest drawback of this game is the abusive players, both verbally and with in game actions. The system of kicking players by vote is a broken system thats mostly used as a form of bullying. There is no action taken by Xbox to fix this and in game chat is non recordable.

Loading Field It's not much fun after a while, gets boring. Only the pirate storyline was interesting for me. I can't bring myself to complete the game, unlike other Bethesda games. Lacks a lot of what you expect from a space game, flying etc. And omg the amount of loading screens. Many totally silly bugs, some potentially game breaking. I've heard people say how good the soundtrack is and that's total nonsense. The entire soundtrack is in the game trailer, just the theme from space oddesy rearranged, one track. Must be a lot of fake reviews here because there is no way anyone could honestly give it a 5/5. Worth a play on Xbox game pass but not worth buying.