Title: Ascent Free-Roaming VR Experience: A Expensive Virtual Journey ($1100)

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆

The "Ascent Free-Roaming VR Experience" was a disappointment. The graphics were lackluster, the gameplay repetitive, and the tracking system glitchy. With limited games and a price tag that made me question my life choices, it failed to deliver an immersive and enjoyable VR adventure. Not recommended unless you have money to burn and a desire for disappointment.

Rating: ★★☆☆☆

World of Tanks, despite my 3,000+ hours of playtime on the wargaming launcher, and an additional 1,000 hours on Steam, proved to be a truly disappointing and frustrating experience. Here's why you should avoid it:

Pay-to-Win Mechanics: Shamelessly implementing pay-to-win mechanics, World of Tanks destroys game balance. Players who spend real money on premium tanks and ammunition gain an unfair advantage, undermining skill and favoring those with deep pockets.

Grind-Focused Gameplay: The game heavily emphasizes mind-numbing grinding. It becomes more about repetitive objectives than actual tank warfare, making it feel like an arduous chore rather than entertainment.

Unbalanced Matchmaking: The matchmaking system is a disaster. Inexperienced players are frequently matched against veterans, resulting in lopsided battles. Pay-to-win exacerbates the issue, with higher-tier tanks dominated by those who've spent a fortune.

Toxic Community: World of Tanks fosters a toxic community filled with insults, offensive language, and harassment. It fails to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for players.

World of Tanks, a promising concept tarnished by greed and poor execution, offers a deeply unsatisfying gaming experience. Save yourself the frustration and seek out a fairer and more enjoyable tank warfare game elsewhere.