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I have been a longtime fan of the OOTP series and consider myself a diehard fan of Baseball, and even the OOTP franchise. I buy them every other year, since, in my opinion, the year to year updates dont warrant a new copy. Still, this is a fantastic studio that I love supporting them where I can.

Sadly though, this years iteration is by far the buggiest version, and is borderline unplayable. It is actually pretty ridiculous how many bugs are in this years game, and I cant quite figure out why. In a typical playthrough, I will get a crash atleast every 15-30 minutes. Sometimes, its even more pervasive. (IE in the offseason or during the draft).

You want to casually load the Waiver Wire list? CTD citing a C++ Program Error
You want to look at a leagues player list? CTD "out of memory" (mind you I have 32 GB of RAM)
You want to switch to a double A Minor team to manage the lineup? Out of memory, yet again.

Like it is actually absurd at how poorly done the game was this year, and I cannot figure out how they took such a big step back in stability. I thought it important to share this review for those similar to me, looking for an upgrade in the franchise from past iterations. If you are a returning player, STAY AWAY and just stick with OOTP 19 or at the least, OOTP 20, however I cannot vouch for that versions stability.
If you are a new player, go buy an older version so you dont have to worry about crashing in what is otherwise a fantastic series.

For the current price, this game is not worth it at all. The barebone mechanics found in War Band are some how executed WORSE here in the 2nd version. The optimization is pretty much the worst I have seen in the strategy genre. The bugs, are large and wide. Simply put, this game is not worth the price, and certainly not worth the praise it is receiving from Mount & Blade diehards.

How do you manage to screw up Monopoly? It makes 0 sense that a game, this simple, and this straightforward would be this badly riddled with bugs. 4/5 of my first games couldnt even be finished due to game breaking freezes and glitches. What makes matters worse is the clunky rejoin procedure if you happen to lose connection. Lastly, the garbage Uplay features being shoveled down our throats is probably the nail in the coffin. Do not give this company money for this lazy product!

This game was so much better with the snow map, then they ruined it with these trashy garbage maps.

Take the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ red zone out of this game.

Fishing Planet, in my mind, has to be one of the best examples of Free To Play that I have seen in awhile.
The payed elements of this game are by no means essential to have fun, or to even reach the highest areas of the game.
If you truly love fishing and the wonderful aspects that come with it, I believe you will indeed enjoy what this game has to offer. I have already brought several people to this game and plan on bringing several more, as it has a rich expierence that really anyone can enjoy with a group of friends.

THE BAD
1.) Before praising the game further, I do believe there are a few issues that are worth mentioning in this review.
One of the major issues I had with the game was the hardship and labor you have to go through to simply get into the same game as a friend. The steam join system not being present in this game is extremely painful. It would be a whole lot simpler to have implemented that system, but instead, you have to add someone manually through your game, and at this point it is about a 50/50 chance that the person you added will even show up. Seriously, I tried at least 10 times to delete and readd just to get them to show up in my damn que. I also sometimes wish that you could exceed 5 people at a lake at a time. I wish that the numbers would be increased, as I feel it would help spice the lakes up.

2.) Some people may truly love how deep and immersive the game is, and I get that, but sometimes there seems to be some truly nuanced "features" that just make the expierence worse, especially for beginners. The lack of information given to a newbie like myself about the way some of the equiment works, or even just simple definitions on the jargon present in the game really make this a difficult expierence for someone who is simply trying to find a new game that they find fun. I cannot tell you how much ingame money I acutally wasted on gear that I would never need. A simple diagram or explanation on the way things work would really do great assitance here. The ill of this also shows in game as misnformation is rampant on the ingame chat. I find myself asking high levels constantly how things work and what to use, but this typically results in several different answers that are usually flatout wrong. This in my mind makes the game a whole lot worse for everyone involved. I just wish the developers put info more readily avaliable for how to catch certain fish, or how some of the gear even works.

3.) The weather patterns in the game are extremely annoying, and sometimes don't even seem to work. For example, in Texas, for this weak the weather patterns are literally the exact same for the next 4 days, same times, same everything. This is super annoying, because it makes it terrible for actually catching fish. I have also noticed, that when the weather is clear, the fish don't bite as much as it is implied. Sometimes, it feels as if it is literally all randomized, and this also links back with the lack of info in the game. It makes it hard to truly understand what you need to do to advance.

WHAT MAKES THIS GAME GREAT
I decided for this review to put he negatives before, because that is literally all I can say bad about the game, the rest is literally great. The other reviews on this game complain about how grindy it is, or how long it takes to advance, but frankly I never saw these issues. Instead, I have spent my first 30 hours of this game at literally 2 lakes, Texas and Missiouri, and I am perfectly fine about this since the lakes are so vast! There are several spots you can expierment with and explore to find what you want to catch. It makes the game so deep and rich and I am extremely excited to move on past these 2 lakes because I just know the content will be vast! I find that the game also does a great job at rewarding you for your work. Instead of forcing you to purchase items, it sets up a system that encourages you to pay premium to unlock more of your earnings, which is a far better system in my opinion. Infact, it has actually encouraged me to pay for paid content simply out of the respect I have for the developers for doing this instead. Lastly, I think it is important to mention how good the community is, people on it are super friendly and will give any advice that you ask. Infact, I have actually introduced several people to my private community off this game and we use it as a utility to learn more from eachothers exiperences.

This game is truly the goto for fishing enthusiasts and also does a great job for introducing newbies to fishing. I really reccomend this game for anyone who has the patience to take it on!

Overall, Medal of Honor Airborne does a very good job of creating a unique atomoshopere that most first person shooters lack. Medal of Honor Airborne is a very immerisve first person shooter, the ambient sound and overall feel are excellent, and the shooting mechanics are very fun and easy to get use to. The story and map design is also a plus, the unique idea behind paratrooping into battle is nice, but not exemplified enough. Another drawback is the poor AI, allies in this game are essientally useless, you will notice that you are literally killing everyone, and doing most of the workload, and the enemies are always darting around and sticking their heads out in the open, also, this game doesn't have much replayability, after you beat the game, there is little reason to pick it back up and play it, the other difficulties don't expand on the game much.

In the end, this game is a steal for the price, it is a great game in the Medal of Honor series and one of my favorite WWII FPS in recent memory.

Hearts of Iron is a excellent stradegy based game, it combines all the organization elements of running a military and the result is great. At first, the game is very overwhelming, and it may seem extremely confusing, but my suggestion is to watch some YouTube series' on the game first, this way you can understand what you need to do, and the crucial stradegies of the game. Another essiential in my opinion is the Black Ice mod. This mod makes the game heaps better, and adds tons of new elements to the game which make it feel even more immersive, Black Ice doesn't tally your game time on Steam though, so be wary of that, this is why I have such a low amount time played on the game.

Overall, I really recommend this game for anyone who enjoys hardcore stradegy, this game does a great job of making the player feel like he is really running the military side of a country, the game is extremely addictive too. The lack of graphics may scare some, but most will adapt to it.