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I bought in knowing from the get-go that the game would turn F2P, as that was always it's original plan, and they needed extra funding to really just get it there.

The game might be dead now, but that isn't a problem that's not easily fixed by just telling a few friends to grab the damn thing and play it with you.

If a game is dead, don't help keep it dead.

Friends vs. Friends! Coincidentally, bought for me, by a friend!

This game is a great, fur-filled FPS, the gunplay is satisfying, and the animations are so fun and personality, my only real problem with it is the card system that seems to add too much RNG to things, the game is great as is, but, I feel it would benefit from a mode without cards for people that just want a normal shooter without having to worry about cardgame mechanics, too.

I cannot, in full conscience, recommend this game with Take Two having killed off the studio developing it, even in spite of the fact I still find it fun on the few occasions that I do play it.

This game is no longer being developed, the studio is dead. Do not buy, do not feed Take Two's greed.

Rest In Peace, KSP2. You died far too young.

Blender is the epitome of "Difficult to learn, Near-impossible to master", that's not to say it can't be done, but, it WILL take you a long time.

Even with my ~1700 hours, I have yet to master Blender, I'm still a mere amateur.

Blender is definitely frustrating at times, but, when you finally do learn how to get the desired result, or manage to get that render just perfectly beautiful, it is entirely worth the suffering. and pain it took you to get there.

Because Blender, in and of itself, is a combination of art and artform, sure, looking at the community tab you'll mostly see borderline-pornography, but buried beyond that you'll see lovingly rendered firearms, household objects, scenes, and so much more.

The game is People Playground but better in a lot of ways, it doesn't hurt that it actually gets regular updates, something I can't say for PPG anymore, since its lone developer is also working on a Madness Combat game.

VRChat introduced Easy Anticheat (EAC) as a way to combat cheating and exploit usage in the game. While this may seem like a good move on paper, the implementation of EAC has had a significant negative impact on the overall gameplay experience of VRChat.

One major issue with EAC is that it has removed many quality of life mods that were previously available to players. These mods were often used to improve game performance and add new features that were not available in the base game. These mods were not cheating or exploiting the game in any way, but were simply tools used to enhance the overall gameplay experience. Unfortunately, with the introduction of EAC, all of these mods are no longer usable, and have been implemented in forms that are, for the mostpart, worse than originally implemented by modders.

Another issue with EAC is that it has caused performance problems for many players. EAC uses a lot of system resources, which can cause lag and other performance issues on older or less powerful machines. This has caused frustration and disappointment for many players who previously enjoyed the game with the help of mods that improved game performance.

Like me, I mean, I used to be able to play the game for 12+ hours, but, now, my computer crashes after an hour on the game, at most, leading to many, many cut off conversations and frustrating moments trying to test avatar commissions, like my computer crashing, as I finish uploading an update to test that something works.

Overall, it seems that the introduction of EAC was a mistake for VRChat. While the intention may have been to combat cheating and exploit usage, the implementation has caused more harm than good. The removal of quality of life mods and performance issues have all contributed to a negative experience for many players.

Hopefully, the developers will take note of these issues and work to find a better solution that allows players to enjoy the game while also ensuring fair play.

Bought this game for the VR, don't make the same mistake.

You're just normally playing the game, but with a television on your skull.

Some people might be okay with that, I'm not, if I'm playing a game in VR, I want to use my motion controllers for it.

That being said, didn't play the game much, might actually be good, but, I won't know that.

This CDLC is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good. That's all I have to say.

It expands on Arma 3's base setting of ~2035, by adding variants of existing gear, alongside new stuff. Like a sexy XM8-Inspired Bullpup (Bullpup gang rise up)

Unlike certain CDLCs [CoughCSLACough] this is well worth the $6-7 it'll cost you depending if it's on sale or not.

The only downside is that it took a CDLC to get a black version of the Mk18 (Mk14 in normal people's terms), 11/10 would Bohemia again.

AvP 2010 is a first-person shooter/fighting game (It depends on if you're a Marine or Predator/Alien)

Fighting is a simple mix of heavy and light attacks with blocking, imagine For Honor but without the omnidirectional attacks or combos.

It's still fun, 11 years later, although the multiplayer is sadly a bit dead, due to the fact it used to run on the GameSpy servers, which shut down in April of 2014, luckily its multiplayer was moved to SteamWorks, and is still playable.

H3VR is the perfect game for you, for if you're too broke to afford that MG-42 you've seen in that gunshop in town.