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This game has had quite the grip on me since I got it, and I'm definitely enjoying it more than I did with Heat. The two games are very comparable, from the car modification system to the handling, this is pretty much a sequel, but from the little I remember from Heat story wise, there's no relation between the two stories. A lot of this pro/cons list is gonna be in relation to Heat and NFS games I've played in the past, with Underground being the first video game I ever even played.

Pros:
Handling is better than in Heat, the handling slider is the same but for cornering, rather than yanking the e-brake on every turn, grip turns are actually essential with higher speed cars
Car customization seems to have more options, not to mention there being more cars to begin with
The storyline is definitely better than Heat's, I don't even remember the storyline on Heat lol
Races against AI are actually pretty competitive, you can finish a race in third and not even really see it as a loss
As the story goes on, they force you to keep your old cars from previous tiers, which I actually like cause they all handle differently and add variety to the game.
Day/night system in the storyline actually plays an effect, and if you skip a day you miss out on a lot of money, a nice car, or both.
The art style is actually a breath of fresh air, the characters are cartoons while almost everything else looks hyper realistic.
You can drip your character out, there's a few nice outfits you can put together.

Cons:
This has never been a complaint in a NFS game to me before, but its now the biggest complaint I've ever even had about a NFS game. The police are genuinely frustrating. Not that they're hard because you can just hit the highway for a few miles usually and they'll usually get knocked out by traffic, but they're so tedious. Every single race, you're gonna have to deal with a cop chase, whether its in the race or when you're on the way to the next one. Cops spawn as frequently as civillians, and you can be driving around leisurely with no cops on your radar, but suddenly an undercover cop is gonna pop up right in front of you and mobilize the entire state of Maine to take you down (or wherever this is supposed to be). If you aren't around a lot of traffic it's a pain in the ass to get them off you, impossible if you're unlucky. Cop chases in this game aren't even fun, they're just a pain in the ass.
Police hyper trucks that go 200 off road without a sweat. You in first for an entire race, on the last straight away? Tough ♥♥♥♥, you're about to get rammed full speed by a SWAT truck that wasn't even on your radar 3 seconds ago.
The rubber banding on races is overwhelming, especially for AI behind you. I almost won a race once, pinned at 180 mph (tier A+ cars), and the person I bet against, who was about 400 yards behind me at the start of the final straight, suddenly flew by me at at least 240 in the last 2% of the race. The rubber banding DOES help you if you're that far behind the pack as well, but I literally only had that happen to me once when I was doing particularly bad.
Most minor thing on either list, the character customization is lacking pretty hard, barely any options for matching outfits, and as a guy with longer, curly hair, I can't even make my character look like me.

TL;DR its a fun, intense game, but the cons are NOTABLY frustrating and could definitely use some work. That said the game can sure keep you on your toes in a race.

its okay ig

its ok ig

NOT YET FINISHED

Whether you are just starting the PAYDAY series with this, or you are coming back here after playing Payday 2, this is a phoenominal game. Also, I ask that you read the whole guide. I may have some of my information wrong as I have not played in a while.

HEISTS
The game itself has 7 heists, with 2 from the DLC, each completely different.
First World Bank is kind of obvious, you rob a bank.
Heat Street is surely something else, as you rush your way down a street to intercept a fellow heister who has betrayed you, but it doesn't go so well for him.
The Diamond Heist sends you into a high security building with diamonds, rubies, and other jewels, which are your main objective.
In Green Bridge, you obliterate a bridge in order to rob a prison convoy of one of its prisoners.
In the Panic Room heist, you raid a drug dealer's den to grab his panic room containing loads of money, however, it is not as easy as it sounds.
The Slaughterhouse heist sends you to intercept a Murkywater convoy, but, again, it's not as easy as it may sound.
*DLC* Undercover is all about intercepting "The Taxman" and stealing the server he's carrying that is the key to $25 million.
*DLC* My personal favorite heist in both Payday 2 and Payday the Heist, Counterfeit throws you all the way down to Florida to grab the printing plates of money launderer, Mitchell.
The final heist included in the PC version is No Mercy, which is the uncanon start to Left 4 Dead (at least I think it's L4D).

WEAPONS
There's only around 10 weapons in the base game, and 3 more with the DLC, but they're all great in what they're meant to do.
-First off, the primaries.
AMCAR Assault Rifle: The basic primary gun, it is an assault rifle which is good all around, and can be upgraded through all skill trees. Medium capacity, low damage, medium firerate, and long range.
Brenner LMG: Part of the Assault tree, it's a great primary at short-mid range. High capacity, medium damage, low-medium firerate, medium range.
Reinfield Shotgun: Part of the Medic tree, awesome at short range, but can't really do anything at long range (it's a shotgun). Low capacity, very high damage, very low firerate, low range, CAN HIT MULTIPLE TARGETS.
M308 Marksman Rifle: Part of the Sharpshooter tree, this is my personal favorite, it's a marksman rifle. Low capacity, firerate depends on how fast you can click, high damage, very long range.
*DLC* AK Assault Rifle: Part of the Technician tree, the AK is like the AMCAR, but different. Medium capacity, medium damage, high firerate, and medium range.
-Pistols
B9 Silenced Pistol: The default pistol and can be upgraded through the Sharpshooter tree. Medium capacity, low damage, medium firerate, medium range, SILENCED.
Bronco Revolver: A great weapon from the Medic tree, and although not my personal favorite, it is claimed through the community the best pistol. Very low capacity, very high damage, very low firerate, and very long range.
Crosskill Pistol: My personal favorite base game pistol, it comes from the Assault tree. Low capacity, high damage, low firerate, and long range.
*DLC* STRYK Automatic Pistol: My favorite pistol in the hole game comes from the Technician tree, and is great for rushing into different rooms. Very high capacity, very low damage, ludicrous firerate, and short range.

Ever since the First World Bank came to PD2, I've been waiting for Counterfeit to come out
Looks like I'll be skipping every event in my life for this

Now if only I could get more than 10 FPS.

Also, you don't die in the end.

Ahh... The Crew. I must say, this is probably the best racing game I have ever played. Yes, I do have experience with racing games, as I have played NFS:UG, NFS:HP, Forza 4, Forza Horizon 2, GT, and GT5. However, I have never had more fun on a racing game than I have had playing The Crew. The Crew features a HUGE open world MMO (and by huge, I mean that it's literally a condensed version of the United States). The map has 5 major regions: the Midwest, the East Coast, the South, the Mountain States, and the West Coast. Each region has it's own main city, except for the Midwest, which has two. The Midwest has Detroit and Chicago, the East Coast has NYC, the South has Miami, the Mountain States has Las Vegas, and the West Coast has Los Angelas. Each region has it's own smaller states too, such as Salt Lake City from the Mountain States, and Sacremento from the West Coast. The map is so big I probably haven't even explored 75% of it yet.

There is a pretty large selection of cars to choose from, from a Ford GT to a Nissan Skyline R34, and each have at least one out of five specs (the starter cars have all specs, and so do some other cars). The specs are: Street, Dirt, Performance, Raid (which is basically almost monster level), and Circuit. Street is the middle child when it comes to speed, but it handles great and can take corners easily. The best car for Street is probably the Nissan Skyline R34. Dirt is for slight off-roading, as it is very fast on dirt and road, but can still go offroad faster than Street, but not much faster. The best car for Dirt is porbably the Ford Focus RS. Performance is the second fastest, and is the one you'll probably race with the most during the story. It take corners well, but not as well as Street, but it's speed makes up for it. The best Perf car is probably the Koenigsegg Agera R, Ferrari LaFerrari, or Lamborghini Aventador. Raid is for straight-up offroad and taking people out. It's the slowest, but it doesn't need a road to get to one's destination. It is the fastest offroad. The best Raid car is probably either the Chevrolet Silverado or the Ford Raptor. Now for Circuit. Circuit destroys on roads, hands down, but when it comes to offroad, you're better off just fast-traveling to the nearest street. The best Circuit is probably the Ford GT or Saleen S7.

The story is great. I had a lot of fun playing it. Play as Alex Taylor, who was put in prison for being framed for the murder of his own beloved brother, Dayton, by a V2 from the 5-10s named Shiv, and a corrupt police officer named Coburn. Travel across the U.S.A. to climb to the top of the 5-10s to get revenge on Shiv.

All in all, this is a great game. I don't think I can stress how much I loved it.

I can become richer than every first world, second world, third world, Bill Gates, Tai Lopez, family, and planet combined with one click.

10/10

GTA: San Andreas is an absolutely amazing game, and far better in terms of story than all other GTAs. Who cares if the graphics are godawful? A game this this big with GTA V graphics would be literally impossible to run in 2003 unless you actually borrowed NASA's computer. Anyways, here's the pros and cons of the game.

Weapons
+Some awesome weapons
-Most of the weapons are ludicrously outclassed by other weapons of the same category, like the RPG compared to the Minigun
+Several weapon categories allows you to pick your favorite weapon of, say, the SMG class (Tec-9, MAC-10, or MP-5) and use that weapon without having to cycle through other weapons like you would in GTA V

Vehicles and Driver AI
+A huge variety of vehicles, from the beautiful and powerful Bullet (Ford GT), to the huge and slow Combine Harvester
+You can find just about any vehicle in the game on the street, with some exceptions such as the SWAT tank or the Mothership
-The NPC Driver AI is absolute garbage. I could probably make a better AI back in the 90s. You can't go anywhere on the highway without witnessing a crash.
-Road rage
+There's a Ford GT
-There's no McLaren F1
+NPCs never crash into you

I bought this for the KRISS Vector

No f*ckin regrets









In my serious review, I will be talking about each weapon.
Just kidding this isn't a serious review, the KRISS Vector alone should be a DLC, it's way too ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great