Recent reviews by Schnugaf

This is a post acknowledgment of Economy issues review.

The game has a variation of experiences with ground battles, air battles, combined battles and... well... I guess Navy too.
Progression might be slow, but you can usually find a different country with different niches to play as, or maybe you'll go up just a little in BR and play against different opponents having to learn new things. Or maybe hop down some BRs and meme around in stupid old timey tanks and vehicles.

I've enjoyed the game for the most part, the negative side being the economy and progression.

Gaijin has finally acknowledge these issues and promised to make changes to ellliviate this.
It took a mass movement from players, which is never a good thing, but they are showing they in fact do care.
We'll see if the improvements end up being good enough in due time.

But for now I'm leaving a thumbs up since the goal of review bombing has now met its goal.

Spend 20 hours making a vehicle too expensive to use in survival mode. Start over again and make a new vehicle too expensive. 10/10 game.

A minimalistic and relaxing game in which you solve ciphers.
Enjoy some classical music while scribbling away on a notepad and trying to solve the problems one at a time.

A difficult game if you're new to cryptology, but the game explains the different ciphers well.

I'd advise giving this game a go and refrain from googling online for hints and answers, everything you need to solve the ciphers are provided to you in the game. If you still can't figure it out, take a break, come back later and approach it from a different perspective.

Rainbow Six: Sieg is as good as Multiplayer only, it costs about 60 buckos and the servers are absolute ♥♥♥♥.

Which initially would've put me off, had I not been a dumb dumb and thrown money at the cash god in hopes of a good game by religious way of preorders.

Despite all that, the value I've gotten from this game in terms of overall enjoyment and time spent playing, is exponentially higher than any other 60 dollar games, that has "more content", I've had a go at this year.

It's not a classic Rainbow Six game.
It's not Swat 5.

But it doesn't attempt to be,
although tacticool and all that good stuff, it's built as a competitive multiplayer and it excels at that.

The design, gameplay, core-mechanics are well thought out.
The audio in this game is arguably its absolute best feature

And despite reviewers claiming this game "has little depth",
anyone enjoying this game, could easily argue the opposite.