Recent reviews by Sultan

For what it is, it's pretty fun. There are definitely some things that need tweaking and a few QoL features for item displays would be nice for the newer players who haven't spent time in Elden Ring or other FromSoft titles. I have enjoyed my time with it though.

My only real complaints are:
1). Boss variety is extremely small, you'll pick up on what bosses you're fighting after only a run or two of that Nightlord. The boss pool is very shallow and for Veterans of the series, fighting a Ulcerated Tree Spirit for what feels like the 100th time is just incredible boring. That's my other issue with this, out of all the bosses Elden Ring/Dark Souls franchise has, you still end up fighting some immensely over used Bosses. I know there are plans to add more, it was just disappointing for myself and my group to see certain bosses again instead of others who are much more incredible to fight.

2). Only using weapons from Elden Ring really seems like a missed opportunity to include some old unique weapons from the previous titles. Fighting returning bosses like Smelter Demon, Nameless King and Dancer for them to not have a chance to drop their unique weapons is quite disappointing.

3). For a game focused on multiplayer, the in game communication system is very lacking (nearly nonexistent) and playing with a Random party can be quite frustrating when all you can do is ping with zero context. This made it so I only spent time playing when my party of friends where around and it made the experience 100x more enjoyable being able to quickly call out items for other Hero characters.

All in all, a solid and fun experience for a spin-off of a great game and an easy 100% completion. Excited to see what later content brings and will return to take down additional Nightlords.

8/10 ⭐

**Update**
The Development Team has continued to release updates that further hinder performance, I cannot recommend playing this until they finally crack down on optimization. Also, it's 5 months post launch and the game still has less content than Day 1 MH: World.

So after over 40+ hours and finishing every fight from Main Story to the final fight of High Rank, my opinion still stands that this is a great game. It has some optimization issues yes, but anyone on a modern system should run this game without much problem (Your 1080TI isn't modern, and the 2000 series is dog) I have very minor frame drops running native 2k resolution on a 3070 FTW3 and a R7 5800x.
For veteran players this game will come at no shock that it's incredibly easy, but with the handful of new monsters on top of the amazing combat there is still plenty of fun to be had. The story was above average for a MonHun game and the characters are all pretty like-able. The only real complaint I have is the lack of monsters and their diversity at launch.
***SPOILERS AHEAD FOR MONSTERS REVEALED***
There are only a total of 15 new (at least to my knowledge) out of the roster of 28 total. Nearly half are returning. Another problem is their are no true Elder Dragons at end game, the Apex's and the flagship monsters are treated as your big final challenge. This, in my opinion, is really the only downside of this game. Having Gora Magala and Arkveld be the only real two "Threats" feels a little lacking. MH World launched with 4 elders, Nergigante and Xeno'Jiva.
Overall I have loved every minute I have spent on this game and will absolutely be going for the 100% completion.
7/10

It ain't ready chief, save your money or get it for free through their twitch promos. Needs at least another year maybe more.

Just play Warframe. It's had more time to develop and actually has a somewhat entertaining story. This game is just boring from a narrative side. If you don't like the first decendant you picked, well to bad you have to play one of the free ones they give you in the story, wait till post story to grind them out or buy them with real currency.

It's good, don't let babies who can't always be the center of attention in stories sway you. It kind of feels like a dark Disney adventure.

8/10

Kek

It's ight o/

*If you get into ARMA and don't have a squad to play with, I'm always open to new recruits in my squad. Just DM me and I'll help ya out :3*

So, let's start this off by saying I'm making this with a ♥♥♥♥ load of hours into it, so I clearly enjoy it. If you're thinking of getting into ARMA specifically to play it's "single-player," don't bother. It's decent, but nothing like some other cinematic shooters. This game shines in it's online community. Whether you're downloading mods and playing Exile or better DayZ, to the Mil-Sim servers with Tac-coms and role duties, the community has so much to offer.
Pro's:
- Intense squad based combat on a grand scale.
- extensive amount of weapons, vehicles and aircraft's.
- The starting map (Altis) is a personal favorite of mine due to it's semi-arid landscape design, though they're many more in the form of DLC's.
- Extensive mod support and welcoming community.
- Toggle between 1st/3rd person perspectives to suit all player types.

Now some Cons, I'll list out the Minor's and Major's.
Minor's:
- awkward keybinds to unfamiliar players of the series, will take some getting used to.
- A patient mans game that can be very rewarding. If you're a gung'ho player then maybe try something else.
Major's:
- Even years after release this game is still poorly optimized and a tank on your processor, low end rigs will have a rough time and even higher end rigs will struggle at some render distances and engagements.
- DLC's are pricey and they're are MANY of them that a lot of server's require. Though, this game goes on sale all the time, so best bet would be to wait for that.

All in all I have some of my fondest gaming memories of recent time in this game with crazy mission infills or nearly impossible defense OPs. Made some amazing friends in combat and nailed some amazing shots on passing Helicopters and Jets with my rocket launcher. (I play the Anti-Tank role in our server so these are always hype)