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Probably gonna get clown points for it (people that can't take critic and easily get mad over a honest opinion)

Horrible performance on high end pc.
Huge asset flip
Lack of settings
VOIP doesn't work
Matchmaking is broken
I noticed that some servers get filled up with bots (yes it does, no need to deny it)
Copyright music (They don't have a copyright license for it)
Already cheaters (As expected for a game without anti-cheat software
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Other annoying things to add:

Why the hell do they keep braggin' bought being 20 YeArS OlD and adding this to every discussion and even saying it on discord. No it won't save you from criticism.

Very toxic devs and mods on discord, trying to silence people with opinions and THAT ACTUALLY want to improve the game with their ideas.
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Do not buy this game if you are concerned bout these facts and the pricing. (It's really expensive for such an empty game)

Can't believe such a good survival game has been released, I just noticed this game from Twitch. Performance is good, the grind is not boring. It's like Conan Exiles meets Ark Survival Evolved.

Refund.

Literally Diablo 2, Hades, Vampire Survivor - Sugoi!

I'm here to drop some truth bombs about "The Finals," and let me tell you, it's like ordering a pizza and getting pineapple when you explicitly asked for pepperoni. I've been playing this game since its initial release, and I can't help but spill the tea on why this game is currently a hot mess.

Let's start with the main issue here. Hackers... No offense to my Chinese gaming pals, but the lack of a region lock has turned our servers into a warzone. Every time I spawn, it's like playing hide-and-seek with someone who can see through walls. Get your act together, devs!

And can we talk about the game modes for a second? Playing the same modes over and over again. It's like the developers read the first page of the game mode handbook and decided to call it a day. Spice it up! I need something more than just Bank it and Quick cash. Where's the innovation?

Now, let's chat about my teammates. It's like I'm stuck with a bunch of NPCs who downloaded the game yesterday. One is griefing, the other one has the strategic sense of a potato. Honestly, did they skip the tutorial or didn't they play any games at all? I'm here trying to win, and my teammates are doing exotic dance moves in the corner.

And let's not forget the so-called "anti-cheat" system – EAC (Easy Anti Cheat). More like "Easily Abused and Crap." It's the equivalent of bringing a plastic fork to a gunfight. Thousands of players are getting banned randomly, and it's not even catching the real cheaters. I've seen people getting banned for having Logitech G HUB on their PC...

In conclusion, its really bad at this moment, especially since the cheaters surge of yesterday – full of awkward moments, regret, and the overwhelming urge to ghost it forever. The potential is there, buried beneath the rubble of poor decisions and half-baked ideas. Unless the devs pull a miracle out of their hats, I'm afraid this game is destined to be a forgotten title.

A Disheartening Journey: The Day Before

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆

It's with a heavy heart that I write this review for The Day Before, a game that had the potential to offer an immersive survival MMO experience but instead left me with a laundry list of disappointments. I'll delve into various aspects that have contributed to my overwhelmingly negative view of this title, drawing not only from my personal experience but also echoing sentiments from the wider gaming community.

Optimization Woes:
One cannot help but notice the glaring optimization issues that plague The Day Before. From stuttering frame rates to erratic lag spikes, the technical performance of this game is far from acceptable. It's disheartening to witness such poor optimization, especially when a smooth gaming experience is crucial for a title of this genre.

Melee Absence:
Survival games often rely on a diverse range of combat options, yet The Day Before bafflingly lacks a melee system. This absence is a critical flaw, leaving players stranded in situations where ranged combat is impractical or impossible. It's a fundamental oversight that detracts from the game's core survival mechanics, making encounters feel one-dimensional and limiting strategic options.

Map Mishaps:
One of the most frustrating issues I encountered was the persistent problem of falling through the map. This egregious bug has been widely reported, and despite its notoriety, it remains unaddressed. It's unfathomable that such a game-breaking bug exists in a title that aims to provide an immersive open-world experience.

Phantom Bullets:
The frustration doesn't end with falling through maps; the game also suffers from the infuriating issue of shooting through solid objects. This not only undermines the basic principles of cover-based gameplay but also renders certain strategies obsolete. The lack of attention to such a fundamental aspect of combat undermines the integrity of The Day Before as a cohesive gaming experience.

Community Consensus:
My disappointment with The Day Before is not an isolated sentiment. Scouring various online forums and reviews reveals a consistent pattern of dissatisfaction within the gaming community. Many players echo my concerns about optimization, lack of melee mechanics, and persistent bugs, creating a narrative of a game that falls woefully short of expectations.

In conclusion, The Day Before, despite a tumultuous journey, fails to deliver on the promises it made. The technical shortcomings, combined with the absence of key gameplay features and persistent bugs, create an unpalatable experience. It's disheartening to witness a game with potential squandered by a lack of attention to detail and failure to address community concerns. As it stands, The Day Before stands as a cautionary tale in the realm of survival MMOs, a title that regrettably misses the mark.


NOTE! The studio has shutdown just after 4 days.

One of the worst launches I've ever seen sadly....

Why? Just why? Now it's too easy, the fun is gone, the adrenaline rush is gone...

Tried System Shock for the first time, played it 2 hours long. I really like the atmosphere and the art. It's crafted with love! <3

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