Recent reviews by Gaston Gaming

Helldivers for men.

I want to like this game, but I got so many problems with it, that it makes it hard for me to do so.

-The game is filled with glitches that ruin the immersion, like animation errors, when Bile Titans die and they don't ragdoll, or when the player character freaks out when it's hit by a charger.
-Excessive usage of slowing down effects on the player.
-Weapons that people use a lot often get nerfed too much, like the Quasar.
-Enemies can be extremely huge, yet don't even make a sound and you only realize it when it's too late.
-Trying to upgrade the modules of your ship is a pain, because all the teammates keep dying and losing the samples.
-A lot of weapons and stratagems are extremely weak and only a few are worth using on higher difficulties.
-Humor is very repetitive.
-I often couldn't finish certain missions because the objective would bug out, making it unbeatable.
-Game loves spamming way more enemies than the team could humanly handle.

I don't expect you to agree with my listings, but these traits just make it very frustrating for me to like this game and it's even more baffling that it has been out for several months now with the backing of Sony, while I keep running into bugs while also being pretty poorly managed.

My honest hearts experience.
>Do NCR sniper playthrough
>Help some little trading company
>Whole convoy dies
>Go to marked location
>Kill of a major character because he started firing at me
>Take map
>Actions lead to an entire tribe falling and a company getting bankrupt
>leave
>Playtime belove half an hour.
Bethesda will never make anything like this.

Overkill should have spent the money they used to hire Ron Pearlmen, on making the game better.

Remove the bleeding mechanic and it's actually pretty good.
Also, as soon as you hit limansk, stop playing the game. The finale is made by developers that hate people.

Play this game with the Call of Duty World at War ost and this game will become better.

Remove the nosalis and this game is a masterpiece.

Many things were close to the book, however, the stealth system left a sour taste in my mouth. Still a good game.

They should rename this game to "*My patience's edge*", because it's quite hard not to get frustrated when you are forced to use a watered down combat system in a game for parkouring.

Spirited away if it was directed by Jinjo ito.