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Dragon Age: Inquisition stands out as a stellar RPG, weaving together key elements that elevate its excellence.

The game's dynamic character customization system is a standout feature, allowing players to tailor their protagonist's abilities and skills. The flexibility extends to AI companions, fostering strategic party dynamics. The synergy of various build options adds a layer of depth to gameplay, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

Inquisition maintains the series' tradition of offering a nuanced dialogue system. Player choices significantly influence the narrative, character relationships, and the unfolding events. This richness in dialogue choices contributes to the game's replayability and storytelling depth.

Breathtaking scenery, diverse landscapes, and meticulously designed cities immerse players in the world of Thedas. The visual allure not only serves an aesthetic purpose but also plays a crucial role in enhancing the game's lore and atmosphere.

The open-world design of Inquisition is a masterstroke, providing players with a vast, interconnected environment to explore. This choice adds significance to the gaming experience, offering a myriad of quests, hidden treasures, and encounters. The open world enhances the sense of adventure and discovery, making each journey through Thedas a unique and compelling adventure.

In summary, Dragon Age: Inquisition excels in dynamic character building, impactful dialogue options, visually stunning scenery, and an immersive open-world experience. The effectiveness and synergy of various build options, combined with the meticulously crafted world, contribute to the game's undeniable excellence.

One of the game's notable strengths lies in its dynamic open-world environment, combining elements of survival and crafting seamlessly. The diverse landscape, from desolate wastelands to eerie towns, offers a sense of immersion that captivates players. The crafting system, central to the survival theme, encourages resourcefulness and strategic thinking.

However, it's important to acknowledge the developmental phase of the game. While the dedication to updates is admirable, it does come with its share of bugs and setbacks. Some players may encounter occasional glitches, ranging from minor inconveniences to more significant issues affecting game play. It's crucial to approach 7 Days to Die with an understanding that, being a work in progress, perfection isn't immediate.

The game's setbacks can include occasional optimization issues, where performance may not be consistently smooth across various hardware configurations. These challenges, while present, are often outweighed by the developers' responsiveness to community feedback and the consistent efforts to refine and enhance the gaming experience.

7 Days to Die, despite being in development, has proven to be an engaging and continually evolving gaming experience. With over 800 hours invested, the journey has been both enduring and rewarding. In summary, 7 Days to Die stands as a testament to the potential of games in development.

- Ulysses

Fallout: New Vegas stands as a shining testament to the open-world RPG genre, offering players a vast and dynamic wasteland to explore. Set in the post-apocalyptic Mojave Desert, the game presents a rich and immersive narrative filled with morally ambiguous choices. What sets New Vegas apart is its remarkable depth in character interaction and faction relationships, allowing players to shape the game's outcome through their decisions. The dynamic nature of the story-line ensures that each play-through offers a unique experience, with branching paths and consequences that genuinely reflect the player's choices. Whether aligning with the New California Republic, Caesar's Legion, or forging a path as an independent courier, the game's intricate web of alliances and betrayals keeps players engaged and invested in the fate of the Mojave.

While Fallout: New Vegas excels in its storytelling and world-building, it's not without its quirks. Like many expansive open-world games, New Vegas is not immune to bugs, and players may encounter occasional glitches, ranging from minor graphical hiccups to more substantial quest-related issues. Despite these occasional setbacks, the game's sheer depth and replay ability make it a must-play for fans of the genre. The intricate interplay of choice and consequence, coupled with a richly realized post-apocalyptic world, makes Fallout: New Vegas a standout title that I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone seeking an immersive and dynamic RPG experience.

I've read a few reviews so far so here goes. A few people with bad reviews have only ever played Sandbox Platformers, RPG's or MOBA's. Very few negative reviews have actual MMO's in their playlist so please me mindful of that. I've played years of WoW, played ESO, Planetside 2 (666th Devil Dogs).

Keys for Dungeons? You don't actually need to farm for these Dungeon Keys. Simply ask in LFG for a group invite, or request an invite to someone else's group. If you're in a High Populated server, there should be plenty of people to group with almost all the time. I haven't used an Orb once for any Dungeon so I have no idea what these reviews are talking about.

Game Bugs created new Bugs when Patched? Yeah this kinda happens in most games honestly. Idc what you play. Destiny 2? Broken after every patch. Yet, thousands still play it. WoW same thing. ESO? you betcha. Can go on and on. Basically the META's will change, things will break, etc. That is the unfortunate part of "Updates" and "Patches". Things break. So get used to it if your planning to play MMO's.

Exploits? Yeah honestly give me a game that hasn't been exploited in some type of way. Comment's are open. I believe "The Spiffing Brit" on YouTube has exploited many games already. Or shown how to exploit them. Does that make the game bad? Not at all. Is it frustrating? Yeah, maybe a little bit. But it's not stopping YOU from doing anything in game. I play New World just fine.

Fried GPU's? Obviously some of the people who write reviews have no idea what's going on in the Tech Industry side of the world. New World "was" in fact frying some GPU's. However the problem was fixed and no longer exists. Simple fact of the matter is AGS didn't have any type of limiter in place for Graphics Processing. So your GPU's had no limit to how much they could render at once. Again, problem was fixed, so don't listen to those reviews. Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo something before you jump to biased conclusions.

The PVP in this game sucks? Not really, depends on the Server your in. Honestly. It's open world PVP so you can, when your able to. Enable PVP in any city. Then go out and enjoy the game with PVP enabled. You might get stomped by some OP players or be the one doing the stomping. That's the beauty of PVP. Plain and simple.

Game being too Grindy? Obviously, some of you never played Vanilla WoW. Runescape.. OR any MMO for that matter. Because MOST offer some type of grind. I feel like some reviewers just want things handed to them on a silver platter for little to no effort put in. Go back to Valorant, Apex or CS:GO. (Not MMO's, but games like that along with SMITE, Skyrim and PayDay2 are in most reviewers libraries. Again, hardly a single actual MMO)

So enough dumping on the negative reviews. If you're really wanting to try this game, go for it. It's not a bad game, though as said above it does have some flaws. But none of those flaws prevent you from Leveling, Skilling, Questing or engaging in PVP. Not a single one. If your not a fan of actually having to put in some work while you play, then this game may not be for you. If your ok with putting in some effort to grind things out, like MOST MMO's out there, then this could be a game for you. If you have any comments or want to know more, I would be happy to help you out with that if I can. I don't always read tho, so keep that in mind.

I play this game with an active Company, it's shocking how none of us have an issue, nor do the other 2000 members of the server. I hope you have an awesome day. Thanks for reading this review. Brought to you by TRR. crossix.gg

*Coming Soon*

This game is a one man development team and is still in Alpha. Saw a few reviews where people weren’t satisfied. It’s an Alpha game? Not a full release. Things will break, things may take longer, things may not happen the way you’d like them to. But there’s no reason to ♥♥♥♥ on this game. It has HUGE potential. And so far, it’s more playable in Alpha stages than Cyberpunk was at full realease.

*Coming Soon*

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Destiny 2

Free-To-Play As a Free-To-Play player, you're still able to travel to all Planets without restrictions. However some XP caps might get in the way. Thus, you'll get tons of XP throughout your travels unlocking other planets along the way. All Crucible Modes are accessible as well. (Iron Banner, Dawning, etc). Check out the link posted for further details!

Destiny 2: New Light [www.gamesradar.com]

GRAPHICS - We'll start here. Destiny 2 will work fine with a GTX 970. GTX 1070's/80's work well too. I use a GTX 1650/GTX 1650 Super although anything higher than that is not needed. Theirs a lot of things you could tweak within Destiny's Game Settings, however I will not cover those. I'll wrap this section up by stating that the Graphics Quality is fine, playable even with a GTX 1050 which is what I first used.

MUSIC - Aside from music, there's a lot of ambiance as well which really sets the tone, mood, and atmosphere in many zones. Sometime's even the sound of NPC Dialog can be heard.

WORTH - If you plan on spending time playing Destiny 2 I would recommend buying the Season Pass. If you just want to try the game, it's well worth the try. But for that purpose I would only recommend playing as a Free-To-Play Guardian. Aside from that, I feel like the game is worth it. In more cases than another.

PLAYTIME - I've spent 1200+ hours in this game, which isn't much compared to some others out there. However, that alone should show how much playable time there is. There's always something to do whether that be Daily's, Weekly's, Bounties, or Questing.

STORY - Destiny's story is a long one, but a good one at that. There's moments of dialogue and lore that often leave you scratching your head or feeling some type of way. *cough Cayde-6 *cough.. Nonetheless Destiny has a great story if you care to learn more, I'll leave a link below to a YouTube Channel that covers the story so far.

Complete Destiny 2 Lore

I hope my Review of Destiny 2 has been a good one and in some way helpful. Feel free to comment down below!

- Paarthurnax

Skyrim Special Edition stands as a definitive edition of the iconic open-world RPG, enhancing the beloved original with improved graphics and stability. The addition of Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn DLCs seamlessly integrates new storylines, locations, and gameplay elements. Dawnguard, in particular, introduces a compelling vampire narrative with branching choices, adding replay value. While occasional glitches persist, the overall reduction in bugs compared to the original Skyrim is noticeable, contributing to a more polished gaming experience.

The graphics quality receives a commendable upgrade, breathing new life into the breathtaking landscapes and detailed cities. The three DLCs expand the game's content significantly, offering diverse quests, housing options, and challenging adversaries. The inclusion of mod support, such as the Saints and Sinners pack, further extends the game's longevity by providing players with a variety of customizable enhancements. Despite any minor imperfections, Skyrim Special Edition remains a must-play for both returning adventurers and newcomers, offering a captivating and enriched journey through the dragon-infested lands of Tamriel.