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Literally a masterpiece

Its pure luck. You can have a +10 increased chance of rolling one of the symbols just for the game to give you none of that symbol for 27 spins then you just lose. No skill expression. The game just decides when your run is over.

Game now wants to collect all your data including things that should have nothing to do with the game so they can remove the accounts of anyone who they don't like and probably sell it too. Do not install.

The Devs of this game are either mentally unwell, or genuinely hate the game and/or the player base. This game could be incredible, but the developers absolutely refuse to make changes the community is begging for until there is a mass exodus of players and content creators. Even when they do make changes that players requested, they bundle it with changes that result in either cancels out the good change, or makes the whatever was changed worse.

They talked a big game about not nerfing the Coyote, an assault riffle that could set things on fire. Sure, they didn't change any of the stats on the weapons, but they did change how many shots it takes to certain enemy types on fire by just enough that it only really affects the Coyote. This was part of the most recent big update meant to fix a ton of bugs and balance weapons. They're idea of balancing weapons that the community though needed to be buffed? Increase the damage dealt by some weapons a little bit, significantly increased damage dropoff for those weapons, and increased the health and durability of multiple enemy types. "Hey guys! We've improved the damage this gun does by 10%. We also changed the health/armor of all enemies by 10-15%! That's what you wanted, right?" This change also means that any weapon that didn't get the slight damage increase is not just worse off than it was before.

If they're not finding roundabout ways to nerf weapons so that they can claim they didn't nerf them, or slightly buffing weapons so they can then give enemies a bigger buff, they're just straight up not telling you what nerfs they did. I wonder why the patch notes just so happen to not mention that they changed the durability on the warrior terminids from 0% to 35% on their head and 30% on the legs. Which makes it so the Diligence sniper rifle cannot one shot one of the most common enemy types when going against this faction.

I enjoy playing this game, even with the horrible changes that are constantly being made, and the new update did bring some good things, like the War Striders actually having weak spots instead of just being walking grenade fountains and ragdoll machines. But it's immensely frustrating that the community needs to stage a revolt any time they want the game to be in a playable state with fun weapons, and anytime the developers do make highly requested update, it comes with twice the amount of nerfs, and they'll lie to our faces about them.

I had a lot of fun playing through this game despite missing the map for the first 2 or so hours of playing. The movement options felt really good and my only complaint is that there isn't much more to do once you collect all the movement abilities.

It's a good for a trail. The tavern game play is pretty fun for only having a few options to craft. There are definitely things that need improvement though. Combat is very bear bones, so if you're looking for that then this is not the game for you. Also, at the moment it is far more efficient to just gather resources around the tavern and sell them to the merchant to make money instead of serving patrons. Walking in a circle collecting apples, boar meat, and loot crates will easily generate thousands of gold before opening the tavern can make you a few hundred. Plus, the only resource you'll be using is your ax instead of all the materials used to make meals. I should point out that this is from playing solo and with 2 players. It seems like adding more players increases the speed at which patrons spawn, so it is possible that the previously mentioned problem isn't there with 3 or 4 players. Other than that there are annoying things like zombies spawning in the tavern and patrons walking into each other causing neither to go anywhere until a third bumps them out of it or you close the tavern. Despite these problems, I still find the intended game play loop to be pretty fun, and I'm excited to see the final product.

I originally wasn't sure why this was the only dlc for Dishonored that doesn't have a positive rating. Now that I have played it I understand the frustration surrounding it. I went in understanding that these would be simple mini-games that restricted what you could do in each one. What I wasn't expecting was how much of a pain in the ass completing some of these goals are. For example, I find the normal Burglar mission to be rather fun. The goal is to go through a 4 floor building and collect all 6 gold eggs then leave. You score points for collecting these eggs, as well as other valuables and not getting detected. The problem with this mission is that it's immensely hard to 3 star (get 3000 points) without running through the mission in a very specific way, which is to collect all golden eggs before collecting anything else, as you gain more points this way for some reason. This isn't too terrible, but doing this on the expert difficulty is. On normal mode, you are given the blink ability while on expert you are not. This, and some other changes to where collectibles are make this version frustrating to say the least. For those who want to collect all the achievements in the game, some of these achievements are nearly impossible. The achievement in back alley brawl might as well me RNG based. It wants you to kill all enemies in every wave on your own up to wave 13. The problem with this is that different factions will spawn at the same time, and most of the time they will instantly start fighting each other and one will die before you can even get a chance to see them. Most of the achievements in this dlc have a similar difficulty so good luck to those who aim to 100% this. Overall this dlc takes the very solid base that is dishonored, and separates its parts into little missions that are needlessly difficult.

This experience has been extremely entertaining. It reminds me a bit of games like Tower of Guns and Enter the Gungeon, but its gameplay is entirely its own and makes for a fun, fast paced shooter. I'd also recommend checking out the devs' Spotify playlist that is full of songs that are perfect to play the game to.

Used to have a positive review for this game because it is genuinely one of my favorite games. Now the EULA has been updated to collect your information including things like your location.