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I love this game, and will continue doing so for a long time. I keep seeing people bring up several points which makes them dislike the game, so I thought I'd bring in some feedback on that:

The shop/battlepass system is bad.
I don't think so. The prices are reasonable compared to what some other games ask of you, and the battlepasses are forever. You are not forced into a timebased grind. You can leave the game for three months, come back, and continue your battlepass then, rather than being forced to play nothing but one game for two months just to get what you paid for.
I do dislike the rotating shop myself, but the skins are always on the same rotation, no skin has ever left the shop, and there might be a rework of the shop system in the future.

The community is toxic.
Eh. It depends on which part of the community you are in, but usually it is very chill. More experienced players will gladly help newer players and answer any question they might have. Information (other than exploits) is freely shared. Every community has a few... not so nice people, but they are not the majority at all.

The game is dying.
The queue times are 10-40 seconds MAX. I have to wait 10-20 minutes for matchmaking in other games. Unless you're in certain regions (like Australia) you'll never have an issue finding a match in a short amount of time.

The devs don't care, this is a money grab, as you can clearly tell by the monetization.
The devs have taken community feedback extremely seriously. Any concerns about monetization, futureproofing the game, accessability and progression have been listened to, and often times get a response too. The devs definetly care, and while they are not perfect, they are doing a LOT better than a lot of other studios around.

Noone does objectives, it's team deathmatch.
It's just not. Watch some Deceive Inc. Streams. Fights definetly do happen, but they aren't the be all end all of the game.

Everyone is a sweaty tryhard, I just breathe and die. They must be hacking or smth.
I am sorry to say... that's a skill issue. A lot of newer players don't know how to move in the game without drawing attention to themselves.
Press Q (Navigation), mark your objective, and follow the yellow line precisely. That is a good way to get a feel for how the NPCs move. Stand still inbetween. It's okay to stand, you don't have to always be running or walking. Take the time to open safes, collect intel, etc.

I can wholeheartedly reccomend the game. It's fun. If this sort of gameplay looks like something you might enjoy,

I have seen so many people have such immense fun with this game. It is an amazing game.

But I puked my soul out after 16 Minutes of playing it.

I have had no issues with other games at all (VRChat, BeatSaber, HL: Alyx etc.) but this one really brought me to my knees and fast.

If you have problems with motion sickness, maybe skip this one.

Literally pulled a muscle to the point I had to go see a doctor. 10/10, not many VR games get me so into it I end up in the hospital!

The only other game that ever managed this was "Superhot" when I managed to break a GLASS TABLE because I did not understand that I only had to make the gesture of a punch in VR, instead of throwing a real one.

10/10

Please retcon this. You done did my boy Rhys SO dirty.

I recently talked to a friend about this game and noticed three things after not having played it for about half a year.
a) I only remembered being disappointed by Rhys (Though he does look snazzy), Fiona having one voiceline and TWRP having a banger of a song in this game.
b) I completely forgot Anu and Octavio and only remembered Fran being a main character.
c) Not laughing once, IN A COMEDY FOCUSED GAME, and maybe exhaling through my nose hard twice.

Now, I don't want to blame any of this on any of the writers personally. Coorperate writing gets squeezed of any real personality real fast. But the utter disrespect management seems to have had for established characters is wild to me. Rhys turned into a parody of Handsome Jack, oh we only care about the money and not feelings or making the world a better place, when this is EXACTLY WHERE WE LEFT OFF IN TALES? HE WANTED TO CHANGE THE COOPERATE WORLD?

And don't even get me started on the absolute tom♥♥♥♥ery regarding the canon. Sure, let's be fair and say HEY RHYS IS A CORPO ASS NOW, okay sure. Why the hell is Torgue the CEO OF A COMPANY WHEN HE SOLD IT FOR 12 DOLLARS AND A HIGH FIVE? WHAT HAPPENED? Didn't want to make a model for the actual CEO? I get corners need to be cut, but if you need to cut a corner THIS BAD, maybe remove the entire scene. Either it's important enough to the story that you find a way, or you STOP and CUT IT. Why the hell is Athena in that lineup? Couldn't even give her a VOICELINE, let's just cram her in there because fans will LOVE IT.

I feel highkey disrespected as a fan of Borderlands and Tales from the Borderlands from this entry. Don't buy it. Just do what I did, play the original for close to 100 hours because it's actually GOOD.

I wanted to chronicle my journey with this game. I am a streamer who one day decided it might be a fun idea to just jump into a VR experience she knows nothing about. This is what happened.

A little background. I am a 22 year old lady. I got an extreme fear response. Never was able to watch Alien without breaking out in panic tears. So I decided hey FNAF isn't that scary the mascots are like... super cute and stuff. Boy was I wrong.

I got this product for free by my ex-boyfriend because he thought it'd be funny to scare me. This is my journey.

Day 1: Third day of owning a VR headset. Only played Beat Saber so far. I opened the Menu in VR. Creeped out immediately. I freak out at the dead eyes, but navigate to the options menu. See there is no sound slider. Immediately leave, as to not spoil myself.

Day 2: Set up everything for Stream. Really nervous about the game. After loading up the game menu I just stare at my feet. I cannot "bear" to look at them. But I look at Chica accidentally and immediately regret my choices.
Finally load into the game and after taking deep breaths for 30 seconds to build up the courage to press play, I have the overwhelming instinct to just run. There is a rustling piece of paper under the fan in the office. I was not a fan.
I proceed to quit the game halfway through the night but chat convinces me to try again.
So I load back in. This time I was able to stay in game until 4AM ingame time, but I ended up hyperventilating and sort of throwing my headset to the side, which prompted Foxy to come correct that mistake of me leaving the office. I decided to call it quits for the day, as I was shaking and breaking out in full body sweats after 40 minutes of the game, and not even beating a single night.

Day 3: I decided I needed a guide. Someone who knew all the secrets of the elusive Freddy Fazbear Entertainment Pizzaria Inc. So I told a good friend about my plans. He watched my VOD. Said I had a genuine panic attack last day. I laugh it off, bury my feelings deep as I have done all my life and demand he teach me how to play FNAF. I get to studying how the AI works in each title, as well as study the masters of FNAF in the wild, aka Twitch.
We made a plan to start on Night 1 of FNAF 3, where there is no actual enemies ready to kill you. Afterwards we will try and see how I will do in Parts and Services. We will probably do this later today.


Update coming soon. Signing out in the morning of Day 3.

"Yes I have an addiction and no I am not willing to work on it" - The Game

No Straight Roads - Encore Edition is precisely what NSR was supposed to be: An action packed musical adventure with a great deal of customisation and replayability.

Who am I?
I am Tatjia. I love all things NSR and I am a speedrunner for the Original and the Encore Version of this game. I have over 300 hours in all of the versions combined and know this game a little too well.

In the first part of the review I will reference the NSR original release and differences to it for previous NSR players considering buying this version.

I have bought the previous Version of NSR. Why should I buy this one?
NSR Encore Edition fixed a lot of previous issues with the game: Specifically flow of combat, movement, customisation and Approach levels are now a joy to play compared to the release Version of NSR back in 2020.
Encore Edition also comes at a lower cost than the base version does on any platform.
This Version of the game has also introduced a host of quality of life improvements, like improved quick travel, customisation wherever you want, Ability Buffs and bug fixes, without compromising any of the previous quality or introducing new bugs.
This Version has even more remixes to play compared to the previous version of NSR, which only had the base soundtrack, as well as the PS and Epic Games Version which had a Christmas Remix and reskin of the game as well.
Many of the difficulties with the Parry Modes of the game (The level design in which you have to play with the rhythm) have been fixed; specifically parry attacks being registered wrong.
But the most important Bug Fix of all? Neon J dances now. For this alone you should buy this version- /j

I have never played this game before. Why should I buy it?
It is a vibrant and fun experience, especially once you figure out how everything works. The community even loves to help people understand this game and give out tips and tricks. I personally have given small workshops for people having troubles with specific parts of the game and recommended strategies on how to beat them and get past them. I also plan on releasing a “beginners guide for NSR speedrunners” in the future, with simple, but quick ways to get past bosses and approach levels.

If you are looking for a fun, musical experience with a challenge, this is it!

But you have to have patience with this game. The game, sadly, does start off a little slow. The real fun of the game, in my opinion, is in replaying the boss levels and figuring out how to optimize your build and attack strategy to get the 99,999 point S rank, as well as doing challenge runs, or simply vibing to the music while relaxing with a fun videogame. But in order to do all of this, you do need to finish the skill tree first. I recommend: After you have finished the game, you go ahead and replay Eve about 7 times. That should be enough points to finish your skill tree.

I want to speedrun this game, what do I need to know beforehand?
As with starting any run, it is HARD WORK to get a foothold. However, No Straight Roads is a little different in that regard. It is easy to pick up and learn your first run. The harder part is to learn how to optimize your runs and how to skip phases/bosses, and sometime a glitchless run is even harder than an OOB run.
But overall, the NSR Speedrun community is a small one, in which we are always more than happy to welcome new runners, even if you are super new and need to learn everything from scratch.

10/10 timewaster