Recent reviews by Dr. Bul-Kathos

This game is more than just a Beamng car builder. It is a full car company manager game with a full fledged car designer attached. It is fun to make crazy creations and get into the mindset of a car designer. It also supports many mods with people making all kinds of awesome creations. The creator is a good guy too!

Get. This. Game.

Game is in rough shape and needs some systems overhauls. The gameplay in heists is fun and the gunplay is great. I can't in good faith recommend buying this game right now. I loved "Re-Bag the Money 2", but "Re-Bag the Money 3" isn't ready yet.

(Read updates)I have over 1100 hours in D2 and have been playing it since it's launch on Battle.net.

6/2/2020: I would have given this game a positive review had this review been made a year ago before Bungie's separation from Activision. The quality of the content added to D2 since the separation from Activision has gone down substantially. In year 2 of D2 we received a new dungeon, a secret mission, an entire new major game mode, 3 raids, major story content, 2 new zones, 2 incredibly well made and repeatable PvE modes, new challenge weapons every month, and plenty of unique and interesting weapons that were almost entirely composed of new models. In year 3 of D2, we have received a new dungeon, 1 raid, a reused zone with updated models (from D1), PvE modes that range from lackluster and lazily made to surprisingly well made (not that they matter because all of them have been removed), recycled weapons from previous years in Destiny 2 /D1, recycled armor from D1, and a shell of a highly desired gamemode from Destiny 1 plagued by cheaters and a worse barrier to entry than seen in D1 (Trials). D2's Y1/Y2 added new weapons and armor to drop pools every season to make the game worth grinding and playing to get cool loot. Now in Y3, most loot is recycled from year 1/2 or from D1. Bungie's effort in creating an amazing game has gone completely down the drain.

In addition to everything stated about Destiny's terrible year 3 execution, we've learned recently that all the weapons and armor you had fun or worked hard grinding for and enjoyed using will be made useless going forward. Don't believe the people saying that you can still use them, just not in high end content. This is a fallacy, all new content added to D2 in year 3 has had a light level requirement higher than the previous cap of the prior season. It wasn't so bad when you think about how you can use your old guns in vanguard strikes, old raids, crucible, and open world zones. Unfortunately Bungie is one step ahead of you and will be removing almost half of the strikes, all of the quest content in those zones, all the quests/unique loot in those zones, and all of the old raids except for LW and GoS (so they can still sell Forsaken and Shadowkeep).

Overall take: Bungie is not capable of making a game without a publisher. Their vision for their game will destroy it. A tragic fall of a video game giant and I can only hope that they change course drastically before their name is tarnished forever just to be remembered as the company that made Halo.

Update 11/10/2020: Beyond Light has truly ruined the game. Making it a substantially worse experience for new and veteran players alike. This game has good gunplay and story, but Bungie is driving it into the ground as fast as possible.

Update: 3/1/2021: Bungie removed sunsetting of all weapons from Season 10 and onwards (anything before S10 is still unusable at a reasonable power level). Grinding for new weapons feels good once again. Trials is still an awful place and Bungie is currently adding recycled content from D1 to the game. A new secret dungeon (similar to Whisper/Zero Hour) has been added and is very pretty. The new perks being added feel interesting and fun. I still can't recommend this game, but Bungie may be starting to turn it around.

Update: 6/24/2021: I can finally recommend this game again. New perks are good, PvE activities added are fun. Balance changes are being made, Destiny is on the up.

Fantastic little game. Plenty of levels and a sandbox to mess around in.

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Not many trucks on launch and the map size is pretty small, but the details in the trucks and the desire to live the dream will keep me coming back to SCS! I love this game! I love the DREAAAAAAAAAM!

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Money.

Its Flatout, but not.