Recent reviews by bzeffer

If you have infinite time and a deep wallet, you'll have a great time!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6... a little good, a lot of bad.

From what I've heard, the campaign is fantastic. I have yet to play through it yet (I have the game on the game pass app on PC), but everything I have seen and heard thus far are nothing short of it being a masterpiece. Well over an 8 hour campaign, making it the longest campaign in COD history. There may not be multiple endings, but there sure is a lot to do.

Zombies is a fantastic experience on both Liberty Falls and Terminus. It's just about what you expect out of a fully-fledged Treyarch zombies experience. It is much harder than Cold War in the later rounds, and that is most definitely a good thing. The Gobblegums aren't super busted like they were BO3 with no way to save them before the end of a match other than not using them. Of which, you can hold up to 3 and then choose whether or not to actually use one. The loadout system isn't as bad as Cold War's, but it is still very much a thing and not that welcome in my honest opinion, but it seems that it's here to stay. Terminus is about what you would expect from a Treyarch zombies map. It's spooky, it's got cryptic easter eggs that aren't too difficult to figure out on your own but also would be recommended to look stuff up here and there, and a dedicated crew that starts their journey here. Liberty Falls is a smaller scale map with a bit more of a casual feel to it. The objective is never mentioned by the team because there is no dedicated crew on this map. So, you can just kill as many zombies as you want to.

Multiplayer is hardly any different from the beta experience, and if you see anyone saying that it's fun to play, they are lying straight to your face. Sure, the movement and general feel of the game is top-tier, but everything else about the MP is terrible. There are so many guns that either don't work well, or simply don't do a lot of damage. The maps aren't at all better from the beta either, if anything they're worse. The hit registration is still super spotty, packet burst is rampant in nearly every match played, the maps are too small for regular 6v6 play, the Strike maps are sometimes too small for even 2v2, the SBMM is cranked higher than ever before, and since camos aren't level-gated, everyone is camping trying to get headshots.

One general issue I have with the game is that it is ALWAYS online. If you don't have an internet connection, you will not be able to play either the SINGLE PLAYER campaign or LOCAL multiplayer and zombies. Yes, this means that you will have a ping when playing the campaign and solo zombies. I have a gig-up, gig-down internet and I'm getting 15ms ping playing by myself. This also means that yes, you run the risk of losing connection to the server at any point in time. Even in the campaign.

So, all in all, if you're buying this game for the MP, you've come to the wrong place for at least 6 months. However, if you came for zombies and the campaign, then you're going to be rolling in a good time.

If you're just getting into Fallout, then this, New Vegas, or 3 are a great way to introduce yourself to the series. I for one, still have not played any of the isometric Fallout games yet, but I plan on doing so in the future.

Always go through Bethesda games completely vanilla first, then mod the absolute hell out of it. Fallout 4 is a fun game to go through the first time, but once you start replaying it, it starts to feel stale and boring very often, but that's where the glory of mods come in! Bethesda games have been notorious for their modability, and Fallout 4 is no exception. You can turn it into a fully-fledged survival game, a horror game, or even more of an RPG. The game is so versatile in the modding scene just like Skyrim, and it is getting its own multiplayer mod in the near future!

While I do like that it's free to play, and I know it's early access, but maybe focus on balancing the game and allowing us players to change more than half of the keybinds in the game rather than promoting the battle pass and having mircotransactions. I couldn't even finish a single match of this game because of how god awful the TTK was combined with the fact that I don't have a clear button to tell me how to throw a grenade. I'm all for having the player learn the game themselves, for ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, I've put hundreds, if not thousands of hours into the Soulsborne games (on console mostly), but at least let us know what button ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ does what in the options menu other than "Pocket 1", "Pocket 2", "Consumable 1", etc. And again for the love of god, let us change the keybinds!

Fun. Played it dozens of times on PS4, modded it with the Cinders Mod, then Champion's Ashes, and now I'm playing the Convergence. If you've played it so much vanilla that you're bored of it, I highly recommend that you try some of these mods.

Once you can get past the server queue, the game is an absolute blast to play! If you enjoy playing games like Halo and Portal, then this game is a perfect mix of the two honestly. You have the portal aspect of it where you can place portals at different points in the map to either get an advantage on an unsuspecting player, for you can shoot through portals, or you can use your portals for a quick escape and quickly close them so that an enemy can't follow you through. You can use portals to get a better position on the map or get a quick flank on the enemy team. The gunplay is very much like something close to Halo or Destiny where hipfire is the most used form of attack.

All in all, this game feels amazing to play, and it is very a high paced FPS. If you are getting sick of Warzone or Apex, then this game will surely shake it up a bit. It features a battle pass with microtransactions, but the battle pass is completely free and you get I believe 200 of the credits to get something in the in game store from it, so you don't have to spend a single penny on this game if you don't want to.

As someone who has played Skyrim on console for the past 7 years, I can safely say that the PC version is truly the best one out there. You can mod it to your heart's content either through the game/bethesda.net or the Nexus mod page. Personally I would recommend the Nexus to download mods because you have free reign of what mods you could ever want to put on the game. Playing this in 60fps for the first time was an absolute blast! This game has honestly aged like fine wine for the past 9 years and it's something that everyone should at least experience once in their lifetime.

All in all, the game here is a great one and I highly enjoy playing it. I most certainly recommend that you play it. It's only $15 at the time of writing this, and I say it's well worth the price. Please enjoy this game to the best of your ability. Now if this is your first time ever playing Skyrim, then I suggest going in without mods so you can earn the achievements to say that you beat this game. Ciao!

This game is perfect for anyone that's new to the series or have played other games like the original 2 Fallouts or just played Fallout 3 or 4. New Vegas is a perfect blend between RPG game and action game