Recent reviews by Azra

Every single update they release bloats the size of the game and makes it perform absolutely terribly, and the devs clearly have no intention on making the newly added Illuminate maps an enjoyable playing experience for PC players, while actively pushing out cosmetics. The latest patch made the game run even worse. If you wanna play, don"t play the illuminate maps if you want to have a framerate above 50.

A true dopamine machine. Fun, fast paced action, and provides a good challenge. Excellent gameplay, only thing missing is RTX support, which will likely be added later. If you enjoy games like Ultrakill, I highly recommend this.

What can I say, If a game is infuriating you, just launch this instead and watch the ducks float. There are plenty of games that immediately become tolerable with this running on my second monitor. Like MWII, or COD Vanguard. Or Escape from Tarkov. Hell, if you play League of Legends, you might find your games more pleasant with this running on a second screen.

So they decide to invoke a new policy basically killing off all mod support and introducing an anticheat. A user proposed that they have a curated list of mods but apparently the devs say its "impossible to do that." Which is complete ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ because theres already a team that combs through all the mods provided by VRCMelonAssistant and looks through all the mod source code before allowing it. Its just a fact of VRChat being lazy and only caring about the money. Look, if you want a better VR platform, check out ChilloutVR, its basically VRChat but better, has native flight, native shareable objects between avatars, had 10 point tracking long before VRChat did, and has avatar theft prevention measures, all of these are things VRChat doesnt even have right now, I reccommend you check it out, it will be your next stop after VRC burning corpse.

Coming from dropping many hours into Insurgency, and spending nights playing it, was alot of fun. The source engine provided a smooth gameplay experience to anyone who played due to it"s optimization. While it wasnt the prettiest graphics wise, that can be attributed to the limits of Source Engine. Still, it was an enjoyable game, different to the normal FPS titles i play, and giving me a nice breather from Escape from Tarkov.

Seeing the sequel, and hearing about the issues that it had during the launch of the beta, i had no interest in buying it during the beta, and never any real interest at all.

However, I was a fan of the original, and having a 20% discount for owning that game was worth purchasing this before the offer expired. Having less than 10 hours in game, im very impressed with the game both performance wise and graphics wise. Graphics are phenominal, putting the Unreal Engine capabilities to the test. It performs great and i dont have an issue running it with a new rig. The game keeps all the same core components of its predecessor, with powerful new additions such as vehicles and fire support that the original was lacking.

I very much look forward to having DLC content, as well as the ability to open the game up for modding, as that was something i enjoyed with the original.

If your a fan of the original, and can run other Unreal Engine titles, theres no reason why you shouldnt buy this game. If your new to Insurgency, however, i reccommend buying the original, and seeing how you like the game, and moving on from there.

So, UBISOFT"s title, Tom Clancy"s Rainbow Six: Siege

There are many, many things to say about this game.

Overall, the game is great, it takes the best parts of todays most popular first person shooters, and combines them into one team-tactical game.

My first time playing, it felt, new.

It is different than other first person shooters, and it plays differently depend on your playstyle.

The graphics are nice, I don"t have them amped up, because I am on a laptop, but graphics don"t really mean anything to me.

I loved playing during Season 1; some of my best gameplay moments came from there, and Ubisoft did an pretty good job pushing content and updates.

Season 2 is a different story.

Our first new Operators of the season from the DLC Velvet Shell came to us as usual, and then we get close to the release date of the next DLC, the Hong-Kong Operators, and Ubisoft throws the players a nice "♥♥♥♥ you" curveball; "Operation Health", a non-DLC event in game, where Ubisoft claims to aim towards improving the overall gaming experience by improving matchmaking, smashing hordes of bugs, and balancing out gameplay aspects.

Thats great and all, but what have the actually done?

They tweaked the UI, now you can visit the SHOP, HOME, and OPERATORS tabs while searching for a match.

They also:

-Gave Glaz a fancy thermal scope that he can see through smoke with, and in addition to the fact that he can already equip 3 Smoke grenades

-Removed Blitz"s ear-muff hitboxes from his helmet, because they "stuck out" when his shield was raised.

And that is all we have got so far.

No netcode fixes, no server improvements, no balancing of any gameplay aspects, nothing.

Despite all of this, and how much I hate Ubisoft for doing it, me along with so many other players, just keep coming back.

Do I hope Ubisoft will do what they say they will do?

I sure hope so

Do I think major game changes are gonna happen soon to fix the crap that players have had to deal with since Day 1?

No, I don"t

But in the end, I still play it, I enjoy when I do well, I enjoy playing with friends, so despite all of the negatives about this game, I have logged around 600 hours in game, and continue to play.

So there is something about the game that makes it interesting I guess...