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Fun card game

I quit League Of Legends thanks to this game
That's enough for a 10/10

This game is so good
The shooting and movement are INSANE, titans are cool, only problem the skill floor is high and is not noob friendly( is so easy to get lost in map and lose the objective of the game, death time is quite low, you can die from basically everything from everywhere).
The multi hit you like a train and in the first game you are overwhelmed from all the stuff u need to know and do, but still the best multiplayer fps i've ever played.

UPDATE 07/09/2023
Titanfall2 multi had only one flow, the server kicked you out once in a while due some DDOS stuff, THIS PROBLEM SEEMS NOW SOLVED AND IS POSSIBLE TO PLAY OTHER MODES AND NOT ONLY ATTRITION

IGN 10/10

League is better :3

Update around 170h: I reach the mid orange with Bryan and i have to say, if you put sweats and blood in Tekken7 it can give you a lot of satisfaction, but some chara are annoying af to deal with sometimes ( Kunimitsu queen of cheese, just mash those buttons with 200+ animation how da faq can i recognize animation, minus frame movement or anything).
Overall good old sweaty fighting game
IGN 9/10

Rip was a fun game :(

fun and challenging for now, some says the madness comes after

45h into the game: holy this game is hard af

this free to play, so it's fine i guess

>I used to hate every fps campaign
>but the campaign of The Line is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ masterpiece
>underated af, this is how an fps has to be made
>MOGWAI IN THE OST OMFG

IGN 9/10

Dirty Bomb it's everything you're looking for from a free-to-play
- it's not a pay-to-win
-easy to learn hard to master
-nice looking
-solid gameplay

IGN 8/10

Update 01/05/2020

I come back in this game after 1 yr of overwatch, now the game is free from any form of monetitation and even if some games are rough,most of the time is still hell of a fun, i've just realized that db is one's of the few game where u can carry HARD as medic, which is a big plus for me.

Gone but not forgotten