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While theres definitely a learning cliff, this game is phenomenal. It runs impressively well, provides an deep logistics system to play with, and has plenty of ways to make the game easier or harder if you struggle at first. The only thing i didnt really like was the first tutorial mission insisting on agriculture, which is accurately slow and inconsistent, requiring a sophisticated logistics system to use, just to save 5 rubles per tonne of crops. however, you can just import crops and come back to agriculture later once youve learned the logistics tech required to use agriculture in your supply chain. Definitely gonna become one of my top games in the future, it handles city building and logistics 1000 times better than cities: skylines.

10/10 my first tank extraction was a Maus. dunno where to go now though, ive already peaked

While this Pack is ONLY Country focus trees, and many people are disappointed that there were not any mechanics introduced, the content is still well made and very fun. In my eyes HOI4 has shifted away from being a WW2 game, and to a game set from 1936-1946, which just so happens to be around WW2. As such most nations are deserving of content, not just the belligerent nations. The rework of SA's resources, provinces, and nations adds a lot of good content, and indirectly strengthens some nations who either have ambitions there (portugal) or do trading with that region. The focus trees are quite fun, though i am somewhat disappointed myself in the lack of flavor for the recently added MIO's in AAT.

I wish steam would let us rate out of 10, since in that case i would put NSB at 10/10, BBA at 8/10, AAT at 8/10, and this at 6/10. Its not perfect, and is only something you should get if you want to play SA, if not you can just skip this. think of them not adding a mechanic as a way for you to avoid spending $15 just for one in game mechanic and a bunch of focus trees you can't play.

They really shouldve had save points in the caves like the first game. I quit my game in a cave and Lost several hours of progress because i assumed it had auto-saves on zone changes (a feature for games for over a decade now) even a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sleeping bag wouldve been enough to signal that i need to save before i go into a cave

This game is going to be amazing. For an early access title, for $10, this already has plenty of content with strong replayability. The gameplay is much more fun and strategic than i expected for an auto-shooter survivor game, and the overall upgrades you collect after each run make it feel amazing as you get further than you did before. the game is still really fun and exhilarating, its seriously got a lot of potential.


PS: DO NOT ALT TAB WHILE IT LAUNCHES

Dwarves, Caves, Bugs, a Belly Full of Booze, and a Gun in your hand. This game stands as one of the best horde shooters to ever come out. its well worth the money, and a must buy when on sale.


However, Whatever developer decided that you have to complete the entire pass to disable the seasonal content should be fired. Im sick of Lithophage and corruptors, but i dont want to have to slog through the rest of the season just to be done with it.

I am an unimpressed zoomer who prefers to have his Games tell him where enemies are so he doesnt get shot leaving spawn by someone that he cant see who has 1000 levels when he's a fresh install

the dev should add sex

Its a fun game, and it has more play time than most other AAA games and it does it without resorting to procedurally generated trash. The missions are fun, and engaging. my first playthrough took about 30 hours, and i had a blast but had trouble with bugs towards the end, where it crashes every 10 minutes. after 2.0 released, the game has gotten really good. with fun perk management and all attributes being useful. Its also become much more stable, and is what cyberpunk should have been at release. i'd say its gone from a "3/10 fun but lots of issues" to an "9/10 must buy"

buy it if theres a sale, especially if its below $40. but its still worth it at $60