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idont actually play this game but it's bad

friday night funkin

i got this game in trade for having to make someone a cowkini

i bought a t-shirt about this game and it came with a condom

Leaving a negative review on this solely because the asking price. What this actually does is really really cool and far better than the default tracking in games such as VRChat despite (to my knowledge) basically being fed the same info. But given that it's still *just* guessing, ya no it's not going to be 100% accurate which is to be expected. I think $5-12 would've been a more reasonable price range for what this right now. Program can also be a bit unintuitive to get properly functioning at first too.

Granted, I'm pretty sure the main developer has mentioned updating this program to make further additions, which depending on the scale of those changes I could see the asking price of $20 being more reasonable. 1.1 Actually improved a bit of the unintuitiveness I mentioned earlier while also giving some better pose estimation.

Adobe can go screw itself but the product itself is a godsend for anyone who cares for 3d art. Even pretty entry levels modelers such as myself can make pretty decent use of it. Perpetual licenses for an Adobe product are also very very nice.

Still odd to launch with no achievements though, literally why even launch on Steam? Same issue with Blender, which sucks.

this game ♥♥♥♥♥ ass!!!

So initially my review for this game was positive since I held by my mindset that "oh yeah it's going to get better, CoD games always launch in a rough state." and it just really hasn't. I don't feel anything when I play this game, it just feels so aggressively average. Spec-ops is a bare bones mess, multiplayer is about as dry and bland as it comes and the campaign has some really cool gameplay set pieces (albeit with a poorly written story) but isn't worth a base asking price of $70. That coupled with a paid battle pass (even with buying the game) with some absurdly slow progression WITH up to $20 bundles (that now can also give actual gameplay advantages in certain gamemodes) just feels like spitting in the face of the consumer.

I don't really have much to say about WZ2, it's not really my thing but I haven't heard many positive things about it.

DMZ is cool tho, pretty casual approach to an extraction shooter where the gameplay changes made to the game actually go well with it (outside the now actual P2W bundles lol)

accurate simulation of the entirety of the state of massachusetts

ubisoft connect