Recent reviews by Peeta Plz

Abow

Do you like toxic relationships? Are you a masochist? Then this game is for you. Who needs an abusive partner when you have Apex Legends. Be ready to love something that 100% will never return your feelings, or your money.

P.S. A small heads up, Mirage is the only character with a personality.

I have played this game since it came out, meaing I paid full price on it. Played it everyday for a year basically and bought the first DLC. When the game then became free and the players whom had stayed with the game got a petty banner as a compensation I stopped playing for about 2,5 years, but got hooked again when I decided to try it, after all I think the game is fun. Bought the current DLCs at the time, Forsaken and Shadowkeep and started grinding. Had a lot of fun with the game but had a natural break after a few months because of studies. Beyond light then came out and recently tried the game out again, not having bought the DLC Beyond light. Turns out a lot of content from previous DLCs has been kind of locked out as I understood it. Not only that, but many activities, weapons, and armors also seems to be very restricted. My three characters were also suddenly the same level, lvl 1050. For two of my characters this was a welcomed, yet weird, change, but it also meant that my main lost about 30 lvls, which meant that many hours of me grinding 5 months earlier was wasted completely.

The game is fun and I have tried to stay loyal to it, but it has given me no rewards for that loyalty and ♥♥♥♥ me sideways too many times now. I don't want to keep supporting it anymore. As a new player it could be fun, sure, but as an old timer I am fed up with it.

I have spent the last 35 hours played in the starting area maxing out archery, strength, agility, vitality, stealth, axe, mace, sword, warfare, herbalism, unarmed, hunting and main level. I did this by choking one guard, stealing his bow, placing myself on a pile of logs and killing the rest of the guards. After that is done I shot the sheep and looted their bodies. The occupant of the closest house to the sheep is invincible, so I started beating him to a pulp until he ran of to try and call the guards which did not exist anymore. While he was gone I cooked the meat from the sheep and in doing so, made the meat not stolen. I could then sell that meat to the vendors at the market, whom by the sight of the beaten man, did not care that I was the culprit, for no guards were there to blame me. Therefore, I am free of blame and guilt (not appliable to real life). After trading the meat for anything useful I roamed the village, choking anyone who dared to walk alone in this godforsaken place, waiting for the sheep to respawn. They do so once the bodies have despawned and you arrive at the place where they spawn. Simply look away for a few seconds and they should start spawning. Then I repeated the process. All the stolen goods that cannot be converted to non stolen goods can be placed in one of the boxes in Henry's house. When you return to the village, that box is still there and everything in it is then non stolen goods, enabling you to make a fortune early in the game.


I like how this game tries to be realistic and historically accurate. It's a fun game.

It's like magic

Fun and simple strategy game, made by creative and dedicated people.