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The game is good; just grind, and you don't really have to pay for anything. 
It is pay for convenience, but for any player for these types of games, just grind.
Most negative reviews are just saying the same thing over and over again (echo chamber).
Yes, the game has problems, but so does any game on Steam. 
The developers clearly care (example patch notes), so I say give them time to cook.
Remember, Warframe was also in a pretty bad spot when it first released.

pog

one if the the most chore heavy game i have ever played, i love games like these but the quest system is utter dog.
dont get me wrong the combat and the class system is great and all but at the end of the day its a rpg......
a pretty bad one.

too bad i have ocd and have to finish games but this was honestly a chore, if you dont mind horrible quests, then give it a try

Game so good got a quest irl

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you a review of Resident Evil 2, written by a woman who has been dead for quite some time. Now, don't ask me how that's possible. Just go with it.

Resident Evil 2, my dear friends, is not just a game. It's an adrenaline shot straight to the heart, akin to a heroin rush for the thrill-seekers among us. It's like riding a rollercoaster that's on fire while juggling chainsaws and reciting Shakespeare backwards. It's intense, it's terrifying, and it's absolutely bloody brilliant!

The game is so good, it makes you question the very fabric of reality. You'll find yourself sitting in your underwear at 3 am, eyes bloodshot, heart pounding like a drum solo at a rock concert, screaming at zombies on your screen. And you'll love every second of it.

The graphics? Top-notch. The storyline? Engrossing. The characters? Well-developed. The zombies? Absolutely terrifying. The adrenaline rush? Constant and unyielding. It's like the game developers found a way to bottle pure excitement and inject it directly into your veins.

Now, I don't usually beg, but in this case, I'll make an exception. Give me all the awards! All of them! I want trophies, medals, certificates, ribbons! I want my name engraved on plaques! I want a parade in my honor! Why? Because I survived Resident Evil 2 and lived to tell the tale!

In conclusion, Resident Evil 2 is not just a game. It's an experience. It's a wild ride that will leave you breathless and begging for more. So strap in, hold on tight, and prepare for the ride of your life!

P.S.: If you find any typos in this review, remember: I've been dead for a while. Cut me some slack.

Alright, let's dive into the chaotic world of Warhammer: Vermintide 2. Picture this: one moment you're a mighty hero, slaying Skaven left and right, feeling like you're on top of the world. The next moment, you're being swarmed by a rat horde so large it would make the Pied Piper run for the hills. It's like going from a triumphant "I am Spartacus!" to a panicked "I am... running away very fast!"

The game's difficulty spikes are like walking into a surprise party... where all the guests are murderous rat-men. One minute you're strolling along, the next you're in the middle of a Skaven rave party. And let me tell you, those rats know how to party hard.

And don't even get me started on the loot system. It's like playing a never-ending game of "What's behind door number 1?" Spoiler alert: it's usually disappointment.

But then there's the thrill of victory. That sweet, sweet feeling when you and your friends finally beat a level after what feels like 84 years. It's like winning an Olympic gold medal, if the Olympics involved fighting off hordes of humanoid rats.

So, should you play Warhammer: Vermintide 2? Well, if you enjoy rollercoaster rides of emotion, have a strange fondness for oversized rodents, and don't mind questioning your life choices every now and then, this game is for you!

And now, for my shameless plea for awards: If this review made you laugh, or even just exhale slightly more air from your nose than usual, please consider giving it an award. Each award feeds my digital ego and brings me one step closer to world domination... I mean... helps support quality content creation. Thank you! 🙏

Oh boy, here we go.
     
Dying Light 2 is a sequel that improves on many aspects of the original game, such as the parkour system, the open-world design, and the combat mechanics. The game offers a thrilling and immersive experience of surviving in a zombie-infested city, where you have to use your agility, creativity, and weapons to fight off the undead and hostile humans. The game also features a dynamic story that changes based on your choices and actions, giving you a sense of agency and consequence.

However, Dying Light 2 is not without its flaws. The game suffers from a number of technical issues, such as bugs, glitches, and performance problems. Like most games nowadays, it can hamper your enjoyment and immersion. The game also has a weak and clichéd main plot, with a bland protagonist and uninteresting villains. The game’s tone is inconsistent, mixing serious themes with silly humor and minigames. The game’s difficulty can be frustrating at times, especially at night when the zombies become more aggressive and deadly.

Overall, Dying Light 2 is a fun and exciting game that will appeal to fans of the genre and the first game, but it also has some noticeable shortcomings that prevent it from being a masterpiece. If you are looking for a zombie parkour adventure with a lot of content and variety, you might want to give it a try. But if you are looking for a polished and compelling story-driven game, you might be disappointed.

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My friend said if I post a review on holo and it gets 50 likes and 5 Awards that he will buy me a big plushie, so i'll just leave this here

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