Besides the graphical hiccups of which there are many, the game is still solid and a pleasure to play. The gameplay is fluid and makes you feel like a badass from start to finish, except for one particular boss I think is wayyyy overtuned. Probably the strongest aspect of the game that I wasn't expecting was the story, it is so damn good and keeps you hooked wanting to know what happens next. Really hope they keep the story going in future games or in the TV/Movie universe.
A note on the graphics issues. The main issues I experienced was frame drops in random areas. I originally had to turn off the FXR upscaling on release day, but after the first performance patch, on the Monday after release, turning it back on helped a ton and made the game look so much better. From my experience the game is totally playable/enjoyable, despite what all the backlash would have you believing. That being said EA totally deserves some hate for not having these performance things sorted out before release.

Besides the graphical hiccups of which there are many, the game is still solid and a pleasure to play. The gameplay is fluid and makes you feel like a badass from start to finish, except for one particular boss I think is wayyyy overtuned. Probably the strongest aspect of the game that I wasn't expecting was the story, it is so damn good and keeps you hooked wanting to know what happens next. Really hope they keep the story going in future games or in the TV/Movie universe. A note on the graphics issues. The main issues I experienced was frame drops in random areas. I originally had to turn off the FXR upscaling on release day, but after the first performance patch, on the Monday after release, turning it back on helped a ton and made the game look so much better. From my experience the game is totally playable/enjoyable, despite what all the backlash would have you believing. That being said EA totally deserves some hate for not having these performance things sorted out before release.