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Was having a pretty solid experience with MCC on PC at first, I played through some of the campaigns and was having a great time, I would hop into Reach and 3 multiplayer with some buddies time to time and it all worked pretty well.

Until I started playing online more regularly: it seems the more I started to enjoy the multiplayer, the less it functioned. Match latency is fine, and I haven't DC'd that much, except, I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO JOIN A MATCH FOR THE PAST 40 MINUTES.

I have it set to every gamemode BTB in Halo 3 and Reach; it should , and for whatever reason, it CANNOT find a match. And when it does, the loading bar fills up halfway, it freezes for a minute, I lose connection, am booted back to the main menu, and I am BANNED FROM MATCHMAKING FOR 15 MINUTES. BANNED BECAUSE I LOST CONNECTION TO 343'S ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SERVERS.

How are we eight years removed from MCC's release and almost 3 years out from the PC release, AND IT CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOSING CONNECTION AND DELIBERATELY LEAVING? ♥♥♥♥. YOU.
FIX YOUR ♥♥♥♥.

They should rename this game Enter the Keep of the Lead Lord. Okay, that's not a reson to hate on this game. I'm still kind of conflicted on some aspects, but overall this is an enjoyable game. The biggest pro is that each run through a level is different; they have the same name and overall same asthetics, but other than that, it's all randomly generated. Meaning whenenver you die and Enter the Keep of the Lead Lord again, it's a completely different layout each time. This keeps the game varied and is the one thing saving this game from being terrible IMO. But, for cons, let's see...

I don't like the dodge roll. Even Dark Souls has the decency to let you control where you are going mid-roll, but not this game. You could argue that it adds another layer of challenge, but I think that it only serves to annoy you. Plus, not being able to control while you roll means you might plummet into a pit and you weren't looking because you were trying to shoot enemies.

Secondly, appearance of different items in the shop each time means that sometimes you can go into the shop and there won't be any healing items, or you go in and there won't be any keys or whatever.

Thirdly, don't bother with "medkits" that are presented to you in the tutorial, because I have yet to see a medkit in the Gungeon. Also, enemies drop items way to rarely for a lot of gameplay sections to feel gratifying.

Lastly, the very first time I made it to the second floor, I had very low health because the after-boss loot had the decency to only spanw to half hearts. So, I go into this one room my first time playing the second floor, and suddenly find myself up against two sarcophagus things that I have never seen before so I immediately die.

And, probably the biggest problem of all, is that this game is hard for the sake of being hard. Something like Dark Souls is challenging and rewarding. This is just..... hard. It's like "I wanna be the guy" or "Exit Path" in that regard; really f*cking hard because f*ck you.

Huuuuu... I've probably made this game sound a lot worse than it is. The combat is enjoyable, this game's got a lot of charm, sprite animation is good, but I just wish it was more explained that this isn't a game about gathering a bunch of weapons and looting and shooting, it's more of a game about trial and error and just replaying again and again until you're good. I guess I shouldn't compare an isometric shooter to Dark Souls. Also I would have liked to see somewhere on the store page that conveys that this is a "get-as-far-as-you-can" type game. Despite these problems, I still feel like I should recommend this game because it is quite a bit of fun, and when it is that much fun, these flaws don't quite get in the way. Pretty fun when you're doing well, as is the case with all hard games.

So glad I bought this game when I did, I got it on sale for 3 dollars, and I couldn't be more impressed. This is what a video game that you play for enjoyment should be. Bastion's combat is simple yet done so well and is so rewarding that I continously find myself eagerly wanting to dive into the next level. Each level is completely different from the last, and it's a joy to try out different weapon combinations. Combined with a beautfiul water-colour artstyle and role-playing elements, this is one game you won't regret purchasing.

Bought this game, got onto a Spanish server, got in a team of 20 guys on Dust II, had a great time. This old-school first-person-shooter has still got it. What more do you need to hear?

PLEASE GET THIS GAYME THE GAME IS GREAT but we NEEEEEED PLAYERS! Only YOU can save this game!

When I first downloaded and played Starbound, I was disappointed. It didn't do enough to really draw me in, and I was relentlessly pursued by creatures of all kinds intent to kill me. Whenever I died and had to go pick up all my stuff, it was a major chore. But once you get off that starting planet, repair your ship, and acquire fuel, you will realize just how amazing this game is. SO MUCH BETTER than that trash that is No Man's Sky. Each and every planet you land on is different, and on these planets you will find quests available and plenty of loot to be had. The game's controls are tight and responsive, making combat enjoyable, and the boss fights are great; just as good as Terraria's. This game provides a universe for you to explore with grace, and the awesome quests, locations, and lore are there to back it up. The soundtrack is also one of the best original soundtracks I've ever heard. Don't turn down this game just because you think it's the same as Terraria, because it isn't.

Pretty good. Free to play, better and much less buggy than DayZ. Super easy to get into a server and just start playing. Make sure you play a server with kits.

Truly an amazing, immersive, compelling game filled with endless amounts of enertainment. I always thought early access games weren't a good idea, for reasons you may already know. But don't let the fact that this game is early access deter you from buying this game, because you should play this game. The open world in this game is presented with such grace and decency. This game world feels ALIVE, and that feeling is only rivaled by other large open world games, such as GTA. Unlike some open world games, this world is bursting with life and matter. There is always something to find and be enthralled by, and the survival aspects of this game are as polished and refined as they should be for any game. Building underwater habitats, submarines, exploring uncharted underwater lands, and encountering terrifying otherwordly beasts is something you can only do in SUBNAUTICA. In short, I like this game, and I recommend it.