Recent reviews by Rambley Raccoon

Patrolling the Mohave makes you wish for a crash to desktop.

Game plays well enough. Good mod support. Lots of DLC however, you're better running with a content unlocker mod. You'll get hit with a cheater flag likely and most lobbies won't accept that, but this is one of those games best played with friends so just stick with that and turn off auto kick cheaters.

It's not great, but not awful. Much harder to run on my system, and is missing a lot of stuff that CSGO had. I'm sure these things will improve over time, but they should've released this as it's own game, rather than replacing GO.

I was incredibly happy when I heard this game was on steam. I remember playing this on a friend's 360 a number of years back, while I was in elementary. And even better, it's free. Seriously, go play a game with zombies in it.

Probably been muted a bunch in varying games for playing sounds on mic. Amazing if you can get people to laugh or giggle with well timed sounds. Fairly easy to set up and you can set up binds to your numpad (you can set it up to also use alt, if you have lots of sounds that you want to assign on the numpad), or group a bunch of sounds into a category and have them play randomly with a single key.

[Update]
EAC update passed. Tupper doesn't care about you or the community. If you have VRC+, GET RID OF IT.

[Update 2]
They're adding a bunch of features natively to the game. I however am convinced that this is damage control. Its nice to see them adding things, but they took many years to add things that mods already handled. They also haven't addressed EAC, seemingly dancing around the very thing that pissed off its userbase.

[Update 3]
They've cease and desisted a private VRChat server project. I'm not sure if they've used VRC's code or not.. but the fact that it's existed for a while before now getting hit by a C&D, tells me there's something going on. I'm going to sound like a nutjob, but something is going to happen. You don't just one day wake up and decide to slam down enforcement with your TOS and add an anticheat for no reason.

LET US USE MODS.
EAC is a VERY EASY to bypass/work around.
Ripping/Crashing can be done WITHOUT mods.
Mods can PREVENT crashing.
Mods give EXTRA FUNCTIONALITY/CUSTOMIZABILITY to your game.
Official features WILL take an absurdly long time to be added if ever.
If they are added, they LIKELY WILL be paywalled.

WHY DID I 100% THIS??

They've Left this game 4 Dead.

Definitely fun to play with randoms and friends for the most part. Decking a virtual house is nearly limitless. Become anyone (that is on the workshop).

While there's not many actual games to play as most of them aren't even finished yet, you can still have a blast. More people tend to play minigolf or ball race. Virus and Crusaders are generally empty. Zombies is also not often played, but at least you can play solo in those cases. The lower player count probably doesn't help in most cases though (I've seen anywhere between 200-400 players on at one time).

Condo building really is pretty nice. Sometimes it doesn't exactly cooperate, but you can pull some insane things off. People probably can pull even more off when things in the condo get updated further. Easily host theaters for random people to join on, or show off your furry por- i mean wholesome meme collection. NPCs add a bit of life and interactivity, depending on how you use them.

There's a fair amount of customization you can do, plenty of hats and wearables to buy and some are unlocks from milestones. The workshop lets you become anybody on it. Some cosmetics don't quite work on certain workshop models though, so keep that in mind.

The netcode is iffy, and the engine is outdated, but this is supposedly being addressed. Servers with more players tend to crumble, and it's frequent you may be disconnected when the server finally gives in.

The small dev team really shows here, as the game was released back in 2016, and a lot of things still being in the works as of 2020. Some nice updates come along here and there, but it's still slow understandably. I almost wonder if the community could directly help with development.

Moderation seems biased and iffy at times as well. Remember once being banned from global chat for "bypassing the chat filter" (my filter setting was disabled, so I honestly wouldn't have known). I put an upside down F bomb. Yet, at the same time, you can see plenty of people saying lewd/suggestive things in chat, or saying the N word and laying spaces in between the letters. From what I can tell, they're never muted/banned. Generally, global chat is a bit of a toxic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ most of the time.

And finally, FATAL ERROR

This is quite an interesting controller. You can tweak things to your liking, things from what the buttons do, all the way down to what jingle it plays when you turn it on or off. Some games will work very well with it, others maybe not so much. You are able to navigate around your PC with minimal trouble as well, but keep in mind that it's focused mainly for use with Steam and it's games. However, this isn't a controller for everyone as it's unique features and quirks make it differ significantly from your typical XBox/Playstation/Switch/other controller.

Some minor gripes I do have, is that if steam is not running, or if you're paired to a mobile device, a lot of the features don't work and you're not able to manually turn the controller off (Steam button + Y) like you could normally. I know that the Steam client manages these things, but a few features like that should still work when you're not using Steam or if you're using it on another device. This could always be addressed with a firmware update or maybe customizing the firmware, but it's still annoying to have to turn it off by pulling one of the batteries out or wait for it to shut itself down.

I think there's a lot of potential to make the controller your own, advanced users can make use of uploading of custom firmware to really dial this controller in and maybe have it do things that it normally wouldn't do. After all, Valve does give you the freedom to do so.