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Life changing experience.

Requires an Epic Games account to play.

Unexpectedly Wholesome. My only complaint is that there is no balls.

The 6.0 Patch content was alright. Good if you are a MSQ fan that has been following the story for years. The battle content in retrospective was the early symptoms of a disease, with the dungeons following the 2 trash pulls boss repeat formula constantly. Nuanced dungeon mechanics are now gone to open way for Trust system NPCs to be able to run dungeons solo. The game is slowly trying to strip away the MMO elements that made it great once.

But the post patches were a huge blow, extremely dissapointing. Patches started taking longer, the relic quest was non existent (A glorified tomestone weapon), and the few pieces of meaningfull content was sparce and too far apart.

The new jobs, Reaper and Sage were very promissing at first, but they also turned into a big dissapointment, with Sage beign a streamlined version of Scholar, with all nuance and friction removed at the same time, and Reaper being a weird attempt to make a edgy copy of Reaper. Over time, the little nuance these 2 jobs had was streamlined too, and by Dawntrail release they don't have a proper identity anymore.

The only thing I rescue from Endwalker was the Pandemonium raid series, wich was fantastic almost in its entirety. The only lows were probably the first 2 fights and the 7th turn. But overall, really fun content both in normal and savage mode.

While I do strongly recommend Destiny 2 to anyone just for the shooting feeling and overall gameplay... I cannot recommend it after the way they have stacked monetization on top of monetization on top of monetization.

Right now, you need to buy Forsaken (For 9 Subclasses, of wich, many are META in endgame), Shadowkeep (Wich includes some good weapons like Divinity or Eriana's Vow), Beyond light (For Stasis Sub-classes) and even after paying the price for all 3 expansions, you still need to buy a season pass to be able to play the "current" content in the game.

If you decide to not pay for the expansions your character is basically handicaped (Both on classes and Exotics), and if you decide to not pay for the Season pass you get extremely inconvenienced. Weapons are Ok to farm with the seasonal activities, still random rolled, but easier. If you dont get the season pass you have to wait for the next season for the previous season weapons to start droping on the world, and the world loot pool is way more diluted with lower chances of getting what you really want.

Im going to clarify that by no means this is a bad game, but its a horrid experience for new players and its massive paywall. The thing that pushed it over the edge for me from Recommend to Not Recommend, was removing the older planets and activities that people rightfully paid for back when the game wasn't Free-to-play. So you could buy Forsaken, but who knows... maybe it will be gone in a year from the game files.

90% of the time you die to your own wand because you tried to cast spells and messed up the order, forgot the wand was shuffle, enviroment, or burning. But specially burning.

10/10 Arson simulator.

As an Arcade racer, or track builder, or even just as a competitive game its quite fun.

A pesar de tener una cantidad gigante de DLC's, la mayoría vale su precio en contenido. Sims 4 tiene DLC's por el mismo precio y una fracción de el contenido.

Recomiendo Sims 3 por sobre Sims 4.

Es un juego Excelente... si tienes todos los DLC.

Si no estas dispuesto a comprar los DLC no recomendaría comprarlo. Muchas cosas fueron parchadas y mejoradas mediante los DLC en lugar de actualizar el juego base. Ademas, los DLC añaden partes del juego que aunque eran inexistentes en el juego base, te hacen pensar ¿Porque no estaba esto aquí antes?.