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The overwhelming majority of negative reviews on the game have 10 hours or less of play time and this is a live service MMO. And a good number of them are about the invasive anti cheat. So many people had a problem with it when Valorant did it, but it blew over within weeks. Because Valorant is a fun game. Nobody really gives a damn about some video game company from a different country having their gameplay data. Keep in mind, a lot of hate for this game is manufactured by players from similar games who are not practicing any open-mindedness and don't see the good in having market competition. If you look anywhere other than the review bomb steam reviews, and you look at the charts, people love this game. The small developer team didn't expect this level of success.

TFD showcases phenomenal usage of Unreal Engine 5. It is a passionate project that fits the same genre as Destiny 2, and it released right after D2 concluded. TFD fumbled it's story, sadly. They have pretty insane cut scenes though. It's the first thing you have to get through to begin enjoying the rest of the game (like all games of this genre). So, players who aren't roped in by the outstanding gameplay and love-able characters get shaken off early. The end game loop is better than D2 but the game is not as expansive as Warframe yet. All TFD needs to do to leave D2 in the dust is add in their own raids.

The game is really fun. It’s fast paced, satisfying, exciting, and innovative. Every character is well-designed and unique. The character building and weapon system has a lot of depth. Not really a crazy amount, but more than destiny 2. Visually and stylistically, the game looks top tier. Like I said, phenomenal usage of UE5. The game runs perfectly for me, but I have a high end computer. However, the visual settings are vast and can work out well for most players. There are many accessibility options and features too.

Nexon decided to lean heavily into nudity and sexual character designs, which I appreciate greatly. Western developers could never in this day and age. It’s unapologetic and you either love it, are neutral to it, or are a twitter weirdo. The developer team is doing an amazing job. They constantly make smart, player-friendly decisions, and are lightning fast with hot fixes. They are so in tune with the player base it's wild. It has become so rare to have a triple A developer team who listens and communicates so well with the players. Even across the Korean-English language barrier. They make huge changes in response to community feedback within days, and they've literally been working overtime to meet the demands of hardcore players. Really, they need a break.

I've had to delete so much from this part of the review because the devs just fix everything. I really think there are only a couple of problems in this game. First is the monetization. Anything you can buy in Warframe, you can buy in TFD. Except, the currency is twice as expensive. Everything in this game is painfully expensive. There is no trading system, which upholds a high level of in-game economic integrity that Warframe lacks. F2P players don't have to be affected by spenders in any way. I think the worst thing about Warframe is how you can buy things with real money and then trade them. It's important for me to mention that only a couple of systems in TFD can be sped up by spending. You can buy characters upgrade materials that are easily earn-able without spending but somewhat time consuming. The monetization is not overbearing.

For now, TFD is not plagued by the elitism and weird internet subcultures that ruins the Destiny 2 and Warframe communities. We're excited for the future of TFD, where we have already seen more characters, bosses, zones, events, dungeons and more (we're all hoping for raids soon), thanks to the game's huge success.

I mean the game just gets better and better except for one thing. The new descendant got hit by corporate greed. She is higher priced than most other descendants and is incredibly difficult to unlock normally. They did respond and decide that the next character release will return to normal. The character itself is awesome, and the seasonal event is a blast. The new missions and cut scenes are memorable. The battle pass still has mid cosmetics but they increased the value substantially. I'm looking forward to the rest of the season. The developers sped up the season cycle just for us because we wanted new characters faster. Nexon said that they're getting their well-deserved bonuses, so I hope everyone is glad.

Video games have broken much further into the mainstream in recent years. Many people online and on TikTok who only got into video games recently don't really have any appreciation for what games used to be. I know people who will never agree to play Terraria just because of the 64-bit graphics. It's one of the games I played as a kid and have a deep love for. Holds up very well and is truly a magical experience with massive depth. I recommend anyone to give it a chance.

The game was released in a playable state but not a sustainable state. Great experience that is loyal to the franchise but has a questionable dev team and nobody can be sure of the direction the game is heading. Community is full of basement dwellers and has the most toxic terminally online people you'll ever meet. That said, the game delivers what is advertised and is fun for a good while but gets repetitive without having anything to work toward.

Update over a year later: the game went to the gutter because of everything that I said before. This company should never touch a horror IP again let alone any game. The way the team crashes out on random people on social media is so unbelievably embarrassing.

My account got hit by a ban wave years and years ago because they thought I was a spam bot. I was too young to figure out how to appeal at the time but in recent years I've tried to appeal every once and a while and just get hit with a middle finger. Town of Salem was a video game classic but it looks like the team has moved on.

I wasn't able to do a full play through until 2.0 because of how messed up the game was for me. Presently, Cyberpunk has one of the largest modding scenes out there and the game works perfectly. If you haven't yet, or if you're here after watching the anime, I think it's time to pick up the game. It's equally as heartbreaking, even more meaningful, and so much bigger than you could imagine. There is a lot of replay-ability, but I still wish I could experience the story for the first time again. The gun play, music, and visuals are all top notch as well. Last thing I have to shout out is the voice actor for female V, she is incredible.

Mid

Don't be afraid to try the game like I was. Elden Ring is the gold standard for video games of this decade

This game is pretty awful and so are the devs but it's fun