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I loved Nioh 1 and when I saw it was coming to PC I was beyond hype. Although with how it's released right now it can do with another month of patches.

Pros:
-Wonderful gameplay and story
-Multiplayer Setups
-Lots of progression that I can see myself dumping hundreds of hours into

Cons:
-Glitches and bugs left and right
==Current bugs I've ran into:
-In certain sections of the map and at random times your movement will be locked in and act as heavy input lag. I've searched around and there is no fix. I am playing on mouse and keyboard and I can say for certain it is not 'controller' drift as a lot of places are saying. From what I found it's when the game tries to load in a sound file and it ques it up which locks up your action que until that que clears.-
-Text bug in menus, if you go through your equipment in the main map select screen. You have a random chance of having your text start flashing and disappearing, from what I see it does not happen in missions but when you are handling a bunch of item creation I'm sure you could see why it could be a problem. Oh and the only fix I've found is to turn off the game and turn it back on.-
-During some missions you have a chance of your inputs actually getting switched around and causing issues both in game and in the map select screen. I even had certain normal key combinations suddenly act differently. (example: Aiming a bow just fine for the first half of the mission and then suddenly everytime you aim you end up dodging as well). I even had it where even selecting the save option was inputting the key to zoom out of the map.-
===BIG GRAIN OF SALT, I AM STRICTLY PLAYING ON MOUSE AND KEYBOARD IT IS POSSIBLE SOME OF THESE ISSUES ARE JUST BECAUSE OF THAT===

Although it's not much of an excuse since if you are porting it to PC the first thing that should be worked on is to get it working for mouse and keyboard.

TL:DR - Game is great but I've encountered bugs that make it a struggle to really get into like the first Nioh game. Until more patches are released it should be avoided or only picked up if on sale.

Haven't collected all the achievements yet but I'll give my review.

Length- roughly 20 hours first play through with seeking out all the various upgrades during the play through.

Pros:
-Combat is challenging and is close to a Bloodbourne feel rather than DS
-Customization is good (not perfect but just good)
-Pretty decent main story
-Combos and various ways of fighting
-NG+ actually feels challenging due to the already fast enemies getting faster and deadlier
-Boss fight info, Fat man, Pikachu fight
-Different styles of combat (Ranged, Caster, Melee) but you aren't locked into any of them, more so determines perks (until you unlock more)
-Weebsouls

Mid point:
-Side stories can be engaging but some just feel a bit over informational with side characters you wont meet.
-Coop is good but you can't be summoned at a specific location leaving you at the mercy of the host, if you get summoned at the start you are helping them til the boss. Or....just find the closest cliff
-Dodging > Parrying, Parrying is heavily timing focused and can be more rewarding than dodging but it's very tight so do with it what you will.
-Weebsouls

Con:
-Weapon upgrades stop at +10 there is no next level (As of 9/30/19) if I +10 a boss weapon I want to be able to change to something else or enhance it so I can feel dumping my materials into an item isn't just to have bigger numbers.
-NG+ boss rush, depending on how thorough you were on your first play through, NG+ you can try to rush past everything and go for the boss. You will lose a lot of your consumables in this process though.
-Stuck in a style. This means if you find an effective style that works for you, there is little reason to experiment out from it other than to grab perks from other 'classes' just so you can use them in your main one.
-WeebsGetOut

It's a good game especially if you see it more as a spin on the BloodBourne game rather than DS franchise. If you are weeb trash and enjoy DS kind of games then: 8.9/10 buy it

If you aren't a weeb and just want something like a souls game: 7.8/10 give it a shot if it's on sale

Low player base currently
Besides streamers not many people who heavily play the FPS genre
Can have solo carried matches.

-A REVIEW IN PROGRESS-

So I want to start off with this games systems are pretty indepth right at the start, and actually go a bit deep with food spoiling over time and various angles to take on certain tasks. It's a very pretty game and "can" be an amazing game. But, right now there are many problems for it where I don't necessarily blame the devs for as something this large scale would of course ship with bugs. So for now I'm holding my breath til hopefully those patches fix up some of the bugs and glitches.

tl;dr version

+Pros+
-In depth look and feel of the game
-Beautiful looking game
-Character leveling and progression seem very in depth with needing to practice what you want to be good at
-Future mod support could bring in much more play time

-Cons-
-Technically very week and feels like it was designed on an engine years ago
-It's beautiful for the times that you manage to run it above 60fps which is less than 5% of the time (Overclocked 1080ti btw)
-Combat is very slow and clunky but that may be due to being early level and not being exactly good with a blade
-Voice acting feels very off with Henry (players character) having an accent that makes sense but everyone else seems to be all over the place
-Cutscenes dipping below 60fps as well even a moment where a cutscene had lower fps than an ingame moment.

=Opinions=
-There may be a few bugs or glitches that are causing the frame drops, such as being indoors but the rain effect was coming into tthe room and it wasn't even raining outside.
-Toning down mouse sensitivity can really help for combat as if you don't play with a controller your mouse decides what angles you attack at which just feels weird.
-Hopefully modders already have access to the tools if not get them soon cause I would love to see this system expanded on as it feels pretty indepth and a bit more unique.


For now my review stays at a downvote as day one I can't really fully recommend it just because of this fps and technical issues.


**UPDATE**
Now i'm hitting hardcore bugs such as every house is surrounded by invisible walls and enter into one and you wont be able to get out.

***FINAL UPDATE***
I will say this, it's a decent game somewhat, decent in the sense that a dead dog would be considered decent sushi. This is not worth it's price, it does not deserve to be considered a full game and is missing an early access tag to it. If the game does not release a major patch sometime this week to fix the problems then it is far beyond not worth anyones time currently. Although I will not recommend go out of their way and find some kind of illegal copy of this game as that would most definetely not justify the treatment of this up and coming developer.

Was yelled at by a friend to play it
Bought it and played it
Spent 1hour+ just on tutorial
Poked moose
Died to moose
Poked robots
Died to moose
Rinse repeat
Cry at route E ending

pretty alright game.

First impressions of Arma 3:

-Download 30gb worth of mods
-Go through some of the training
-Spend 2 hours in that training
-Look at mods in the arsenal
-Decide to do the first single player mission
-End up getting killed without seeing who did it
-Game says I can't play/edit the level
-Game freezes at main menu
-Doesn't mind at all

Best first mission in a game ever.

You know that off brand cereal that you get from the store, or like the china brand version of an Iphone? It's like that but the cereal only has some stale marshmellows and the Iphone is only one generation behind the newest one.

So usually I would just do a video review of this kind of stuff where I check out something for the first time and see how it pans out but well. I'm just gonna cut to the point, this is Brink+Any generic shooter, It was interesting at first it really was and it seemed...promising but behind their 'Loadout Cards' is just a pay2win mainly in the augment area, sure you can get loadout cards and all through other means but the only way to effeciently get them is to pay for them and the augments to them can drastically change how a character can be played in such a way where put one and one together and you'll end up unstoppable.

The classes, well their alright and all with their own unique style but the weapons at least for lead and start set carry little impact to them, secondary machine pistol just means throw stones at them till they kill you, while shotguns are great damage but when you take a shotgun shot in the back or even in the front at point blank they shouldn't have half health left. Sniper rifle...well it does high damage but with the problem of having varying character speeds you'll be struggling just to hit any fast paced character and you'll have to believe in the force to even manage a shot on them, A BODY SHOT no less than pulling three lottery tickets in a row and getting a headshot. Significant loadout and maybe some class tweaking needs to happen.

The maps and game modes are also so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ short with just giving you an overall time limit to it all, and say if you're playing any EV missions and your out of time but hugging the tank like a koala hugs eucalyptus, say if you die right there boom rounds over barely even a grace period of a second before round lost. In general it feels like each map is just a partial cut of an overall one that just feels smaller than small, where you only do two objectives and that's it game over good guys win and go home gg.

------Few other little nitpicks--------
- Why would you give a medic a damn shotgun and a deployable health station? I've topscored so many times just from me killing everyone and healing myself. (Needs to be nerfed in some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ way)
- Level max servers don't kick people that level up out of the level range which can cause some problems for little level one timmy who is fighting level seven XxCuntFaggotSlayerxX in a max level five server.
- Again weapons need some heavy balancing act as the submachine guns for proxy as well as others were on par if not better than some of the assault rifles.
- It's tried to be soo unique that it's just a generic FPS with little gimmicks.

------In the simplist way of putting it, this is a Baconator with two week old meat, burnt bacon, one slice of cheese, on perfect buns. Stale old and it can be enjoyable if you really want to regret your time spent on it later------

ALSO SERIOUSLY WHY THE ♥♥♥♥ DOES IT ALREADY HAVE A COMPETITIVE TYPE OF SETUP TO IT, IS THIS THE STANDARD FOR SHOOTERS???!!

Even though I have it set to no for recommendation it's actually not bad and i'll split the reason why I would and why I wouldn't.

Recommended if you: Are one that is really into the developer and want to support them (Hell they even linked their patreon to this)
- Very simple mechanic that stays simple but gives a sense of satisfaction
- Want to listen to an anime girls little pained moans while you click
- Enjoy managing gold in orddder to optimize talents


NOT Recommended if you:
- Are against pointless DLC, seriously the devs added in dlc which add in outfits, and all the outfits do is add absolutly nothing. (Nothing wrong with purely cosmetic DLC) The DLC is fine if the game had more substance but and this is a major BUT, Why the ♥♥♥♥ would you bother getting outfits for a dollar a piece when you can spend that few dollars on a couple actual games that give you more content than this Downloadable 'Content'
- Hate repetitive gameplay, well even though it isn't really repetitive gameplay parsay but you end up locked into a cycle of leveling up npc that will do more damage collectively than you will if you don't focus on upping your own stats but even then you need them.
- Sakura 'Check back later' Clicker- This is the most accurate way you'll ever see the title, I'm having it run (even now) in the background while I play other games, after a certain point and a few levels you end up getting enough gold to have the npcs kill the enemies over and over for you while you get the gold. After a certain point you eventually decide you'll move on and get more gold from enemies and go a few levels higher then your back in the point of afking out because you realize you don't need to do anything to win.


Final Thoughts: Honestly I wouldn't have kept it open if I wasn't a sucker for this type of gratification regardless of how little it is, but even then the DLC is completely completely unjustafiable since it gives you nothing at all other than a new outfit for someone that just stands there on the side of the screen, even for a FTP game it is fun and worth a check out even if you don't find any appealment.

Addictingly simple, frustratingly simple, so simple even a console user can do it.


Simple to the point: It's addicting and fast paced, you could find yourself lost in it for hours but it depends on your level of tolerance and need for challenge because it eventually boils down to you're going to be trying to just beat the clock in each movement with minimal punishment to you for messing up. Still fun and addicting would play at whenever i need something to do for a few minutes.