Recent reviews by Tim'o

My life is filled with despair. Like a opioid addict, I long for siege day and night. I stare at the game waiting for my friends to get on. I think about the game the entire day until I finally can get to play it. It sucks. Just like an addiction - it was amazing at first, but now I'm a year in. It is terrible. Very rarely do I get a high or good moment out of it. But I could play for hours and hours... all I want is that high moment.. for just a few seconds.. that will keep me going for a life time. Hours upon hours of abuse - death - mental torture.. I hate it. But I long for that moment. That moment that was so plentiful at the beginning. I will never give up Rainbow 6 Siege. I need it.

Rainbow 6 Siege is the greatest game ever created. - in fact, it is more than just a game. It is my life blood. It is the reason I am alive. It is the only thing I have left.

Procedural generation is the new king of framework in games and directly influences if your game will have reoccurring players. It's simple, most people nowadays want fun party-ish games with their friends with infinite content and a fair ~20 dollar price tag. This is how you make a fun, memorable, and most importantly, a long lasting game.

CS2 made me stop playing CS1, but after playing CS2 I stopped playing CS entirely.

Edit: I go back to CS1 from time to time and have uninstalled CS2. A year later the game is virtually no different, except with the appearance of an insecure modding platform. While I play CS1 I'm constantly reminded of how much better CS2's road builder is, but CS1 is still way better. I just hate how CS2 looks, from the hue, the style, the modeling of vehicles and buildings, the colors they picked for roads and the materials they used -- I just don't like it. It and the game itself just feels lifeless. This is even reflected in the UI. The original CS1 font was way cooler. CS2 just feels like lifeless corporate slop, sadly.

best duo game

it is not breakpoint

10/10

It's decent. Feels like it lost it's charm.

I've played DRG on a potato computer for 200 hours. This, I mean, was a real potato. It had an intergrated graphics card, a semi-bad CPU, and like 250 gb of storage. Either way, I still could run the game, which blew me away. I had to run it on all low settings, but in reality, low settings wasn't even bad. I now have a better GPU, a 1660, and I've noticed a difference obvisously, but its not as big. Its just shadows and polish on high-ultra settings. You want to know why? because this game's art style crazy out of this world, its so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ perfect, that the game still looks so good on the lowest of the low graphics. Its worth the price, and it was worth me getting a new PC for it.

TF2 is an amazing game. It always will be. Since Valve has seemingly fixed the botting problem, the game is in a state it hasn't been in for years - playable. It's good fun and it is a great game.