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I spent two days in character creation just to find this awesome cosmetic helmet in Act 1.

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This game used to be pretty neat. But over the past year, they've been filling the patch notes with unhinged rants about masks and how some men are weak. Made me come back and check and see that they ripped out some of the features that were in the beta (like whole classes) and instead packed them up as DLC microtransactions. Go to twitter to see what the Dev is saying about future plans, and they're giving a white supremacist rant about Nabatea.

Really can't recommend anyone buy it anymore.

Amazing for being Early Access. Rarely worth the time to try these games ahead of time, but I've spent so many times creating new characters already!

I reviewed this at 40 hours, and I have 120 hours now. Full release is finally this week, maybe I'll get out of Act One eventually, but it's so much fun!

This is the way.

Seriously, a great story game that has fun lightsaber combat. RPG-ish power progression. Collectibles to boost your force, health, healing, and a good number of cosmetics. Use the force, jump a lot, and don't let fear take hold too much when a giant frog's HP bar fills the top of your screen.

I can tell you that this game is an open-world SHOOTER. Not, open-world exploration, or open-world adventure. The guns have kick and feel substantial. The faster you kill enemies, the more health drops from enemies.

You'll be spending most of your time killing baddies and not skulking around forests to pick off lone enemies like in Far Cry or solving puzzles.

Also, your car is like K.I.T.T. but voiced by Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter). Of course, she has a nice big pair of... guns.

Amazing game, amazing support. Remember the old Bladur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights games where you'd rebuild your character or party and keep restarting over and over again? I'm 40 hours in and still in the first chapter.

The game is gorgeous, with satisfying crunches of battle hits blending in with music that sets the mood. Conversations that give depth without being huge boxes of text. I particularly like how some plots don't sit still and wait for you to resolve them. Solving some big quests instead of going after your rival (and his party) lets him get closer to accomplishing your goal unopposed, which has some mid-term consequences for some of your companions.

If I had anything to criticize, it would be that I wish there was more voice acting and more explanation about the rules. I have played ZERO Pathfinder before this game. I played the aforementioned D&D games, so some things were common sense and some were a mystery. During character creation, how am I to know what a Fauchard or an Estoc are in game terms? How do they interact with the feats you can pick? Can they be used with finess or do they benfit from 1.5x stregth modifiers to damage (answer, an estoc is an exotic finess weapon, but can't be used two-handed even if the other hand is empty like a longsword, so no 1.5x STR bonus. A Fauchard is an exotic reach weapon with a great crit range).

I'm sure these issue will be addressed with patches and even some requested new features will be added. There's been 3 patches in the last three days that have really addressed issues others have had, including the "we are going to roll on an insane random encounter table instead of a level-appropriate one". With a big patch coming this week, I'm excited for where things are heading!

Amazing. So much mech customization and strategy.

I hardly ever play Early Access games, but this one is doing it right! It's received 3 updates since I bought it less than a week ago, it's totally playable, and the devs respond to everything (just check the forums yourself)!

The game itself has a great setup where you manage the ship/upgrades/crew while flying around the galaxy doing missions. Between the different difficulty levels and captain playstyles, there should be a lot of replayability too!

The last update added a whole new era of story and missions, so I'm off to play some more.
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They really added some nice elements to the stealth game, but the key is how much more complex they made the combat. Different weapons with different styles, and much more in-depth than "press counter to win" that made it a piece of cake to slaughter guards in the street if you blew your stealth. That means you need to focus more on isolating enemies and not getting caught in a mass-melee.

Ranged combat features 4 different types of bows, plus a handful of tools. Plenty of options for being stealthy at range or close-quarters shooting in melee. Makes me wonder how Far Cry Primal got it so wrong when this game makes it work so seamlessly.

Finally, I really enjoy the main character in this game. He really seems like a good guy, fighting not only for revenge but to help the people. It's obvious all the time when he borrows a boat from someone, how he speaks to children, and how he reacts during the quests in the game. Real refreshing after playing literal gang leaders in the last Assassin's Creed game.

Stabby, stabby, stabby. A great improvement on the best orc stabbing simulator. A beautiful game with a wonderful story that managed to add lots of options to fighting that I didn't even know I wanted. Runs great on ultra in 1080 or high in 4k on my 1070. I appreciate high-rez textures and cinematic pack to give me options.

What you should buy:

The Silver pack includes two nemesis expansions. These really increase the variety of the orcs you find, giving extra challenges as their skills are different than the other tribes. They each come with their own set of legendary loot that you can get from defeating the tougher captains. The war chest they give you is worthless. More on those in a bit.

The Gold pack includes those plus two story DLCs coming next year. I didn't really enjoy those for the first game, but if you did, it might be worth it for you.

Loot Chests:

There is NOTHING in the loot chests of any value. Don't buy them. Just pretend they don't exist, and you'll still be given some during the course of the game. They'll give you some non-legendary equipment and some guys for your army. You already know how to get good army guys from the first game by dominating captains and helping them survive missions. This game adds even more ways to train them after they join, like by watching them fight in the arena (your guy loses? Just dominate the winner!).

There's also ways to earn the rarer chests by doing online missions like vendettas to get revenge on the orcs that killed your Steam friends that will give you scrolls that can teach your army new tricks, give them poison weapons, etc. If you like stabbing orcs, it's a great way to get some extra trinkets, but the equipment is quickly outclassed by whatever legendaries you unlock in the game. The main reason for that is because you can do weapon challenges in the game to level up your legendary equipment an infinite number of times (up until they reach your level), while the stuff you get in the loot boxes can only be leveled up once and will quickly be replaced by loot that orcs drop or your legendaries that you can keep improving.

All in all, this is something that will definitely give you plenty of enjoyment and playtime!