Recent reviews by Aureliayk

Very good DLC, however beware that some quests will auto-fail when going into Act 3. Take care of your stuff in Act 2!!!

Playing standard WH40K TTRPGs beforehand gave me an advantage to understanding Rogue Trader, but given how I finally got out of the 'tutorial' at 70-ish hours in- this game is l a r g e. Galmap is huge; don't let the first two systems fool you.

Completely overwhelming game in some regards, if this is your first foray into Warhammer 40,000 it likely won't be the smoothest, but neither is picking up a new tabletop system. With enough hours, you'll learn it's well worth the effort.

230 hours later I completed the game. I didn't even experience everything; there were quests I failed, quests I skipped, and despite owning Void Shadows I hardly did any of the DLC. This is a comprehensive game and I immediately started my second playthrough after finishing Rogue Trader. Perhaps it's because I love Warhammer, perhaps it's because I'm a sucker for CRPGs, but this game is truly an experience to behold. I recommend it.

It's certainly a TDU game and better than most racers out there in terms of physics, tuning, and AI. However the lack of cars is a disappointment further fueled by repeats of the same models in dealerships. I recommend picking it up if you can get it on sale.

I've only played a little bit of PF2e so I'm playing on modified core settings.

Pretty cool game, so far it plays like the angrier, crazier cousin of BG3.

Good game, now that Sony walked back on their decision. I hope everyone else will change their review back to a positive.

Better than Destiny 2, but that's not really a high bar.

A vast improvement over Divinity 2. I'm blown away by the quality of this game and I regret that I didn't pre-order it, or play during early access. BG3 is an amazing game and a work of art.

129 hours, 58 minutes late, I finished the game. I had to restart a few times, work around bugged quests that set me back hours at a time. 129 hours, 58 minutes is my time on one save. 129 hours, 58 minutes; all errors and reloads subtracted. 129 hours, 58 minutes that ended in a crescendo that's been unfelt since I played Mass Effect for the first time.

What a truly, truly fantastic game. Every musical note was soul-tugging. The attention to detail expanded to verbal components for spells, all translated in Latin. Every item, examinable with its own description.

I remade my first D&D character that I played on tabletop with three of my best friends, and I played her throughout the game, and every moment I felt, even in the absence of those friends and different TTRPGs that we now play together, I was transported back into 2018, and got to play my tiefling all over again.

This review will undoubtedly be lost in the leagues of others praising this game, even moreseo given how this is an updated review, but I hope a developer sees this; for all of the bugs that I experienced, for all the reloads I had to do, I enjoyed every moment of it. Save for rolling 1's.

Thank you, Larian. Your epic will live on in my mind until I die, and I cherish that.

Might not work on every app, or at specific scaling resolutions, but it's such a useful tool that'll extend the life of any underperforming GPU. I love it, especially for the xBR scaler!

Also, I'm able to run Saints Row 2 at 144FPS now.

Also, I'm able to run Cyberpunk 2077 with full pathtracing + ray reconstruction at 60FPS.

Also, Baldur's Gate 3, 60FPS.

I thought I'd have to get a new CPU soon, but with Lossless Scaling, I really don't have to.

Without the annual pass (that costs $40-$50 extra,) this is straight up a scam. I wouldn't buy this even if you're a huge Destiny fan, or even play the game in this state for that matter. It's like Bungie is actively trying to kill their product.

You'd have more fun with the OG Destiny and a used PS3.