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This is one of the most finely crafted RPGs I've ever played. This game has so much more content than the monstrous amount that is presented to you at first glance through the main story, all of which is discovered through exploration and side content that doesn't feel like filler, almost all of the side quests have their own stories and believable characters and are a far cry from fetch quests of RPGs such as Skyrim or Fallout. The reason it is "almost all side quests" is because of the Witcher Contracts, which can be a little repetitive with the disgruntled peasant who is missing a brother, a companion, or what have you, who, of course, is dead and you must kill the monster who slew their darling acquaintance, and then they proceed to give you 300 - 400 crowns regardless of the difficulty of the monster. These contracts, however, are a wonderful thing to see because of the hefty sum of EXP they allow you to acquire, so even if they are a little repetitive story wise the fight is always fun given the level of the quest is within reach of your current level, and the reward is well worth the time spent. Mentioning levels also brings up an important aspect of the game leveling, and most importantly enemies do not scale to your level so if you travel to far from the path you are going to get stomped, there is no other way about it, if there is more than one enemy that is a higher level than you, either you cheese the game into a state that is very boring and repetitive, or you die immediately and give up until you are higher level, this, however, is the experience of a play through on Death March, the games hardest difficulty, your experience may vary. Leveling isn't as simple as other RPGs either because the amount of EXP gained from killing monsters isn't close to enough to level you quickly, this task can be accomplished through exploration, which involves going to question marks on your map that are only shown when you take all the papers from a notice board in a nearby town which then unlocks the question marks for the area around it, so the exploration isn't completely directionless, however, the feeling of wonder is still there when you go to a question mark because you still don't know what exactly it is that waits there, and completing quests such as Witcher Contracts, which involve killing a monster for someone for any reason, mostly because someone they know has gone missing as previously mentioned, along with Witcher contracts many other quests are available to you including, side quests, which are quests that are a little to a lot more story driven compared to Witcher Contracts, treasure hunts which simply involve finding chests which may contain anything from gear, to diagrams for gear, some of these diagrams can be for special equipment called Witcher gear which when worn in a set gives extra bonuses, and last but not least main story quests. The story, and the subsequent objectives offered while working your way through it, are very good and are driven by your decisions in short term ways such as if you play your cards right you can bang any of the sorceresses or other women of note seen throughout the world, and in long term ways which I will not discuss due to spoilers. Speaking of playing cards, Gwent is a very important part of the game which I have not gotten involved with at all because I think the whole concept of the mini-game is stupid but your experience may vary as always, you may love the mini-game, I, however, do not. So if I haven't been clear enough with what I've been saying that I like the game then I will say it straight up, the game is good, go play it, you will not regret it.

One of the most entertaining games I've played, it always draws me back in, if a game makes grinding fun then it's a good game 10/10

Very fun combat and at the highest difficulty it is truly a challenge.

Fun game to explore and make your ship cool.

This game is the best 15 dollars I have ever spent, from the somber and lonely art design to the beautiful soundtrack this game never seizes to amaze me and keeps me coming back to get that 100% completion, no game has ever come this close to the perfect platformer let alone metroidvania since Ori and the Blind Forest. So if you are looking for a game that will blow you away everytime you pick it up, this game is certainly worth the money and the time.

Like many survival games on steam Rust can certainly be a challenge. From the notedly toxic and very likely to KOS community to the impending doom of the Heli or a bear lurking while you're trying to build a base. If you really want this game, get it, I certainly believe it's worth it I have over 1200 hours and I plan to put more into it, but if you see this game and don't think you're going to have the dedication to come back when you've been raided or killed while starting out you should not get it. It may be frustrating at first but despite that you'll eventually get far and become a god just like those that stomped out your dreams at the start.

The customization in this Fallout compared to the last one (Where there was none), is in my opinion the best part. The combat is fun and smooth and it's not neccesarry to use V.A.T.S now. This game could still use some optimizations but patches come out and I'm okay with the performance now. I recommend this game for the Fallout lover and even the newcomer, great game over all.

*EDIT*
All mentioned before is still true but there is a game breaking bug encountered at the Dangerous Minds quest. The quest cannot be ended when this bug occurs making the story not able to be continued. I can end the quest with a command but I can't start the next mission.

Very fun when building your empire, but once accomplished can't do much but try to win.

9/10

Really good competitive fps, strengthens your aim for most other games and very fun to get better at. I don't however, recommend playing a lot of the in game competitive matchmaking if you want to play seriously I recommend either ESEA or faceit as a replacement if you are looking to play seriously.

Pretty fun once you get the handle of it, servers are to crowded and destroyed though. Still Great!