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I mean it's free, but I remember why I stopped playing this game. Every deck in Historic is about taking extra turns. I have played 20 games and seen nexus of fate and several similar cards where I play one turn then opponent goes off and you never get to play. Pretty lame that some of these cards aren't out right banded. Bascially if you play blue, you win......
Turn 2 Omniciance....a 10 mana spell being cheated out with 2 lands.
Also you could say with match making the way it is, its pay to win. Free to play players will rarely win, you are just outmatched by people that pay to pop packs.

Update: There are some definate ban updates needed for this game, I logged to play again and am greeted by infinite combo decks that I can walk away from the PC for 20 mins and the person is still doing their silly combo. AFK -MTG.

After putting in around 60-70 hrs in early access and completing nearly 2 full play through I can't recommend it enough. It has come a long way from early days and I was pleasantly surprise by some of the story changes from beta to launch. Character models are great and I really like the bump in challenge from balanced to tactician. The story is great especially from Act 1 - halfway through Act 3. I do feel that the ending need some sort of epilogue type treatment, at least similar to Divinity Original Sin 2. Larian is know to support their games for many years post launch so hears hoping that they address these minor things in future patches.

I was a big fan of Tales of Vesperia when in launched in 2008. Since then I played Tales of Berseria and couldn't really seem to finish it. I can say that Tales of Arise is a definate win. Best looking Tales game by far, even though past cell shaded looks were great as well. The combo system is quite nice and pulling off 100 hit combos feel damn sexy. I am only early on in the game(level 23) but the story is pretty good, not as goofy as Vesperia and not as one note as Berseria was starting out. The characters have a lot more meaty background then before.

I was looking forward to play this at release, but held off purchasing it due to the many early review highlight bugs and issues. Here we are two year later and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed this game.

The Good:
The visuals are beautiful, especially the character models for main NPC characters. There are some truly nice textures and the facial animations are particularly nice. The combat is exceptional, my first playthrough I barely used ranged weapons sticking to quick hacks and monowire. There is also the need for strategic combat as on normal and hard some enemies can still one shot you if you are not careful. The story was interesting and the lore is quite deep if you take time to read all the "shards" out in the world. The audio is great, Random world chatter is fun and you don't often hear to much repeating. I am surprised at the weird conversations I hear from random NPCs as I am wandering the city.

The mixed;
CDProject had issues implementing the driving at launch, it is apparent how bad it was then but I can honestly say it has improved greatly. Cars and motorcycles are fun to drive, though not as good as other developers that have years of practice with it like Rockstar. I do wish NPCs didn't ragdoll as soon as you bump them with your car. It might be more fun if there were more vehicle missions or combat but I have heard rumors we may get this with the 2023 DLC.

The Bad;
Even after two years there are still some bugs out in the world. I did have about 4 hard crashes over 100 of game play(not terrible) but did experience some bugs with not being able to leave first person driving mode, or audio glitches that resorted in "V' making shivering/injury noises after combat nonstop till I reloaded. You might also notice some vehicles materializing after a fast travel or random world object exploding like confetti randomly, though this doesn't happen to frequently. Police are still kinda odd, but they don't randomly spawn on top of you like at release, they are still a little wonky if you again compare them to a Rockstar type game.

All in all I would rate it around a 7.5/10 it's a solid fun game with great combat that is highly customizable. Hopefully we can see more improvement when Phantom Liberty releases.

So after putting off playing this for the five years it has been out I can honestly say it does not deserve the massive amount of hate that it may or may not still receive. While it is not a perfect game it is still a good game. Getting down to the good and the bad;

THE BAD
- Though facial animations are fix from the initial launch, the Frostbite engine makes for some less expressive wooden Character expressions. Sadness and Joy from characters is kinda odd at times.

-Asari are kinda homely now, gone are the sexy often femme fatale of the original trilogy. With the exception of Pebee and maybe Lexi they all look very similar. Maybe an engine issue or time related issue.

- Some environmental bugs still exists. Sometimes attacks will cause enemies to clip and get stuck in terrain, while this isn't an issue most of the time I did have it happen during a quest requiring all enemies to be killed.

The Good
- Combat is the star of the show. It feels like they combined a little from Dragon Age Inquisition, the best ideas from ME Trilogy and added some new flare. Combat primers and detonators are fun to setup. I especially loved the Biotic Echos perk chaining on enemies for some massive explosions.

-Customization is nice, when it comes to character design Bioware could take a bit more lessons from Larian Studios. I feel we need more hair, tattoo, facial hair and other options. Character abilities and profiles are really fun to mix and match and there are a lot of powerful combos out there.

-Lore is interesting. I like how they integrated a "welcome center" in the Nexus for any new Andromeda life they encounter to find out about Milky Way life forms. Also good for new players who jump directly into this one.

The Mixed
-Planet design is hit and miss. I found some planets to be super enjoyable and fun, Especially the Snow, Desert and well other Desert planet. I hated the Jungle planet and the "Asteroid" Planet could have been more developed.
-Some of your favorite aliens didn't make the cut. Not Quarian, Drell or Jellyfish for you here. There are hints that they may have been planned for DLC or future content but sadly they met their fate on the cutting room floor.
-You cannot control your teammates the extent you could in ME 2 and ME 3. This makes it hard for them to be of any help in combat at times. I noticed it especially when dealing with boss type monsters, on Insanity they are bullet sponges and when allies can't chain combos with you it take a loooonnng time to down some enemy types( Behemoths, Destoyers and Fiends especially!).

So I am basing this on roughly about 180ish hours through all of ME 1, ME 2 and most of ME 3. I played both ME 1 and ME 2 at release with the exception of some DLC. ME 1 is still pretty good, it is an early Bioware game so not everything has aged super great but still a solid game overall. ME 2 is a masterpiece and this time around I got to place some DLC I never played in the original release time(Overlord, Kasumi and the Arrival). I have to say Kasumi is a pretty fun squadmate overall and the arrival DLC is pretty fun, not a lot of solo Shepard content out there. ME 3 is probably the 2nd best game in the trilogy. Though I haven't finished it there are some note worthy bugs, namely with enemies bugging out after biotic attacks on them, they just kinda lay on the ground until hit again. The DLC in ME 3 is by far the best of all of the trilogy, I've played the Omega and Shore Leave DLC and they are more fleshed out they any other prior Bioware DLC, including Dragon Age.

I grew up playing Final Fantasy VII which began my love of JRPGs. I have always loved the traditional style but lately(the last three years) I have become fond of the ARPGs like modern Ys games. I have to say I love the style they went with in this remake. I also love the expanded characters thus far, digging Biggs and Wedges - much more than the running gag they have been in past games. Can't wait to play through the rest of the game.

Looking for a fun Metroidvania? Look no further! :)

Took a break from the game slightly before them adding the fourth character(the Watcher). I have to say that I enjoy a lot of the changes to the cards and relics since that build. I have had a lot of great runs and clears since then. It's definitely one of the best card rogue-likes out there.