Recent reviews by QuantumEgg

Parts of me wishes I could enjoy this but even with all setting dropped to their lowest I don't see more than 40fps. Some reviews say you get better performance in 64 player instead of 128, but I don't think it's justifiable to say "only play the smaller modes" in a BF game (or any game really). With a 2070 super and 2600x, it's not like I have a terrible PC either. Maybe I missed some major setting, but I saw little improvements when fiddling both in-game and in GeForce Experience...

The whole specialist/class thing doesn't bother me, as I never really played a BF game before this one. But the fact that decent parts, which are only 2-3 years old, can't get a consistent 60fps at 1080p is pretty disappointing. (Or really just smooth gameplay in general. Enemy movement and my firing speed seems incredibly jump-y)

Great game, but farm heavy. With constant updates and developers that care, Warframe is easily one of my favorite games. If there's a playstyle you like, then there's a frame that'll compliment that. Don't like generic weapons? Use anything from a staff that shoots lasers to hand shotgun that has an ghostly double. And let's not forget the mass amount of melee weapons that you can build.

It really is a fun game, especially with two free roam areas and many more missions. So, what's the issue? Well, it's hard to get into. Digital Extremes is spending a great deal of time making new and interesting content that they forgot what is like for a brand new player. Open up that wiki, because you'll need it to learn where to get items and what you should be trying to do. I keep the thing open for a vast majority of time that I'll be playing. The game is also a farm fest. Now, as a F2P game, it is required some, just to slow down how quickly people complete new content, but it hurts at times. Some frames just seem impossible to farm for.

With all that being said, if you have the time and feel that you can get over that initial hurdle as a new player (the community is almost always willing to help out), then go for it. If you have friends that already play, go for it. But if you're just looking for a game that hands you all you could want on a platter, then I'd go somewhere else.

Fallout: New Vegas was and still is such an amazing game. Managed to sink 42 hours into it within the first two weeks of summer. With the 4 different main storylines, the side-quests and the 4 campaign DLCs, you will be occupied. And the mods greatly expand on things that people believe were left out.

This game has been out for years, so if you haven't heard of it, then you might be living under a rock.
It's a great game though. Updates still come to it, so you can always pick it up alone, or with some friends, and sink a couple hours into it