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For the most authentic experience, I recommend playing it BUT ONLY if you have blue eyes.

Yep, this is a certified Hyperborean game.

Warframe if it was good and made for straight men.

We need to lun thlough the jungle Challie!

It's like watching old episodes of the Simpsons, you enjoy it but feel like you might be wasting your life on the past. Enjoying media from a time when it was fresh and soulfull.

Basically, this game is a stark reminder of a prettier era. I can recommend it with all my heart, but at the same time it pains me that current multiplayer games will never achieve this type of online MP experience.

For those unfamiliar. (to me at least), this is one of the best class based Multiplayer games on the market, even today. I think it's leagues ahead of other (of it's time AND recent) class shooters like Day of Defeat and way better than Team Fortress Classic (granted both TFC and DoD are good games).

Of course, your mileage may vary depending on your tastes (and skill in FPS), you might even end up disliking W:ET. But for those interested in playing it, ET Legacy is a must download.

I just want more updates, more DLCs. Seeing new content for Castle Crashers might be some of the nicest news I've heard this year.

Wallets are wide open awaiting for the day they make an expansion pack.

I thought it was a cash grab the first time it came out but it's not half-bad at all honestly.

Getting it on sale is good, it's got plenty of mechanics to keep you interested and it's (fairly?) family friendly assuming you mute microphones. So I can definitely see why both young and old enjoy this one. It's nostalgic to see PvZ plants and zombies faithfully translated into 3D, although I wish it kept more of it's strategical tower defense aspect - I never felt like the towers were winning games (for either PvE or PvP).

Recommended, get on a sale - it has an active Multiplayer but beware of cheaters playing boss characters in lobbies.

when she startts chcking on mz c+ck till she dies (natural selecton)

Thought it would be a cool MMORPG but it turned out to be a game for p0rn addicts. Developers have no morals - and neither do the consumers of these products.

When I commit a hexen and become heretic (beyond)

Fun game - with plenty of depth and creativity giving it potentially infinite replay value. HOWEVER, due to the additional clutter of roles added into the sequel - I don't see who was the intended target demographic. It's too complicated for new players, and as for the already familiarized players of ToS 1 - they would find ToS 2 too different and ability based (instead of deceit-based) and generally stranger as a sequel. Yes, I can't speak for all of the ToS community. But from my point of view, ToS 2 has more content, for better and for worse, causing it to be a mixed bag - the learning curve wont' be easy due to the 60+ roles the game has (especially if you play "All Any")

All of this wouldn't be an issue if it weren't for the incompetence, greed and general disrespect of BlankMedia Games. The game had a rough launch, a bare-bones one, it's an insult they cashed in on their fanbase for 15 € at that rough start(with the promise of it never going F2P), only for it to go free after a short while (and as an result of this, microtransactions have gotten worse).